Marlborough Primary School

Marlborough Primary School, located on London Road in Isleworth, Middlesex, is a community primary school serving a diverse urban population. It caters to children aged 3 to 11, with a current enrolment of 568 pupils, slightly below its capacity of 660. The school is co-educational, with a near-equal distribution of boys and girls. Although it does not have a religious character, it welcomes a culturally rich student body, reflecting the vibrant community of the London Borough of Hounslow. Marlborough Primary School was rebuilt in 1997, providing a modern and spacious learning environment. The school’s history stretches back 90 years, during which it has played a vital role in the community, notably during World War II when it served as an ambulance depot. Despite its age, the school remains committed to evolving with its community, fostering a nurturing and inclusive atmosphere for its students.