Hasmonean Primary School is the best Jewish primary school in the country, according to the Sunday Times Parent Power league table.
The Hendon school came in at 175th place nationwide, with Menorah Foundation School in Edgware trailing not far behind in the 208th spot.
The ranking was determined with a combination of three metrics: reading, GPS (grammar, punctuation, and spelling), and maths.
The schools were given scores centred around a base level of 100, which represents the expected standard that children should achieve by the end of Year 6.
Hasmonean achieved the top score for any Jewish school on both reading (111) and maths (110); Menorah took the crown for GPS (113).
North West London Jewish Day School in Brent and Beit Shvidler Primary School in Edgware tied in 431st place.
Beit Shvidler achieved the same as Hasmonean on both its reading and maths scores.
Four other Jewish schools found themselves in the top 1,000 primary schools in the country.
These were Eden Primary School in Muswell Hill (531st), Rosh Pinah Primary School in Edgware (784th), Shalom Noam Primary School in Edgware (824th), and Akiva School in Finchley (975th).
Jewish institutions also performed well in the secondary school rankings – notably, JFS was the top non-selective comprehensive school in the whole of England and Wales.
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