Hope Community School Southampton is a Christian faith primary school which opened in 2017. It is part of the New Generation Schools Trust and has two forms of entry. The school is driven by the values of adventure, openness, creativity and excellence and is underpinned by a Christian ethos. The school runs an extended day from 8.30am to 4pm which includes a 'soft start' and a 'soft finish'. This allows flexibility for families to drop their children off but also to create opportunities for parents to interact with classroom staff. 

Grove Academy is an all-through school in Slough. The school, which opened in 2017, is part of the SASH Education Trust and can cater for up to 1,940 pupils. Although the school has a large community, it has a small school feeling at its heart. Throughout their time at the school, two key skills which pupils will develop are digital literacy and oracy. 

Eden Boys' Leadership Academy, Manchester is an 11-18 secondary school with a Muslim faith designation which opened in 2017. It is part of the successful Star Academies Trust and can cater for up to 800 pupils. The school has leadership as its specialism, as well as encouraging its students to participate in arts, such as drama and public speaking, and sport. 

XP East is an 11-19 secondary school in Doncaster. The school opened in 2017 as a sister school to XP School and is part of the XP School Trust. It can cater for up to 450 pupils and aims to prepare its students for life in the modern world through integration with the community.

The Stephen Longfellow Academy is an all-through alternative provision school for those aged 5-16 in Leeds. The school, which opened in 2017, is part of The GORSE Academies Trust and can cater for up to 300 pupils who are not thriving in mainstream education. Students are taught national curriculum subjects and have access to a range of therapeutic services such as counselling. Therapy is delivered as both an integrated part of the school timetable but also in groups or on a 1:1 basis.

New College Doncaster is a 16-19 school which opened in 2017. It is part of the New Collaborative Learning Trust and can cater for up to 1,200 pupils. The school offers a range of services for its pupils such as progress tutors, one-to-one and small group support and a counselling service. There is also an Excellence Academy for pupils who typically achieved grades 7, 8 and 9 at GCSE so they can receive specialist support in their university applications.

A primary school in Beckenham, south London. The school, which opened in 2015, was set up by the Harris Federation, one of the highest performing school sponsors in the country which already runs a number of 'Outstanding' free schools. It will cater to 420 pupils when full and has a literacy specialism. The schools will also benefit from using specialist teachers and equipment at a nearby Harris secondary school to deliver some subjects to pupils in Years 5 and 6.

Drapers' Maylands Primary School is in Havering, Essex. The school, which opened in 2015, is part of Drapers' Multi-Academy Trust and has two forms of entry. The school’s curriculum focuses on developing the key skills of literacy, mathematical understanding, scientific enquiry and information technology so that children are equipped with the skills for life. The school also benefits from using a forest school, which allows students to develop a relationship with the natural world. 

Hoe Valley School is a secondary for those aged 11-18 in Surrey. The school opened in 2015 and has four forms of entry. In order to ensure that students have access to a broad range of subjects, Hoe Valley School operates an extended day from 8:30 - 4:00, with time set aside after school for enrichment activities. Students are taught the full National Curriculum with additional time for English and Maths.

The Wren School is an 11-19 secondary in Reading. The school, which opened in 2015, is part of the Excalibur Academies Trust and can cater for up to 1,176 pupils. The Wren School encourages the development of knowledge and cross-curricular understanding through an approach to learning which both inspires and challenges its students. Learning how to be responsible adults and members of the community are also key aspects of the school's vision.

University of Cambridge Primary School was set up in 2015 by the University of Cambridge. The school has three forms of entry and is the first primary university teaching school in the country. Trainee teachers and the community of researchers at the university will benefit from access to the school as a resource for their development, whilst teachers and pupils will have unique opportunities to interact with them and the university's wider facilities.

The Ongar Academy is an 11-18 secondary school in Essex. The school, which opened in 2015, is part of the Bridge Academy Trust and can cater for up to 800 pupils. The school also has a particular focus on the teaching of Science, Engineering, Technology and Mathematics, in order to help young people take up opportunities in the growing science and technology industries nearby. 

Hunsley Primary is a school in Brough, East Riding of Yorkshire. The school, which opened in 2015, was established by an 'Outstanding' local secondary school in order to provide primary school places to parents moving into a new housing development in the area. It has one form of entry and is part of the Education Alliance. Hunsley Primary teaches its students the skills of reflection, creative thinking and problem-solving, as well as being caring, respectful and team-spirited.

Eden Boys' School, Birmingham is an 11-18 secondary school with a Muslim-faith designation. The school, which opened in 2015, is part of the successful Star Academies Trust and caters for up to 800 pupils. The school offers a traditional curriculum, focusing on GCSEs and A-levels, which is complemented by programmes of personal development and community service. In 2018 Ofsted judged the school to be 'Outstanding' in all areas. 

Eden Boys' School, Preston is an 11-18 secondary school with a Muslim-faith designation. The school, which opened in 2015, is part of the successful Star Academies Trust and caters for up to 800 pupils. The school focuses on the study of the Ebacc, which is complemented by programmes of personal development and community service. In 2018 Ofsted rated the school as 'Outstanding' in all areas. 

Unity Community Primary opened in 2015 in Cheetwood, Manchester. It was opened by The Big Life Schools and has two forms of entry. Unity Community Primary delivers a broad and balanced curriculum, with a particular focus on communication and enterprise. Unity Community Primary aims to teach students to be respectful of the diverse ethnicity, religion, families, educational needs and abilities of all our children.