Four schools across Romford, Hornchurch and Upminster have received glowing Ofsted reports in June.
The education watchdog published findings last month after visiting four of Havering's schools.
The Campion School, Hornchurch
On June 22, the results of Ofsted's visit to The Campion School, in Wingletye Lane, were published including the school being deemed to be performing at a "high standard" in the categories of achievement and attendance and behaviour.
It was found to be operating at the "expected standard" in the other categories.
The report said: "This is a school where pupils consistently achieve highly across the curriculum.
"For example, over time, disadvantaged pupils' overall progress and attainment have been consistently above the national average for this group of pupils."
The report also said children at The Campion School describe it as "welcoming" and embrace extracurricular activities and trips, such as the Formula 1 club and the Year 7 trip to France.
St Edward’s Church of England Academy, Romford
Also published on June 22 were the findings of St Edward's Church of England Academy's report in London Road.
The school earned two "strong standard" grades in its latest Ofsted report for attendance and behaviour, and personal development and wellbeing.
Ofsted inspectors highlighted the school’s "caring" environment and "diverse community", which pupils "show pride in".
Inspectors also found that "difference is celebrated" at St Edward's through events like Black History Month and a scheme where pupils mark their cultural heritage on a large world map when they join the school.
The behaviour of pupils here was also commended, as the education watchdog noted finding "high levels of respect for staff and for each other".
The Cooper's Company and Coborn School, Upminster
The Cooper's Company and Coborn School in St Mary's Lane had its Ofsted report published on June 25.
The school was said to be performing at a "strong standard" in the four categories of achievement, attendance and behaviour, curriculum and teaching, personal development and wellbeing and post-16 provision.
It was found to be meeting the "expected standard" in the other two categories - inclusion and leadership and governance.
GCSE and A-level results were above national averages here and attainment in English and maths was "particularly high".
Inspectors credited the "ambitious education and employment destinations" that pupils move on to after they learn about future options, including university, apprenticeships and employment.
Upminster Junior School, Upminster
The education watchdog visited Upminster Junior School in St Marys Lane on April 15 and the report was published on June 30.
It placed the primary school in the "strong standard" level for all six categories: achievement, attendance and behaviour, curriculum and teaching, inclusion, leadership and governance and personal development and wellbeing.
Ofsted found pupils to be "rightly proud" of attending the school and inspectors said: "They are incredibly happy and relish coming to school every day."
Inspectors also described a "relentless drive", allowing pupils to secure strong foundations in reading, writing and maths.
All pupils, including those with special educational needs and/or disabilities (SEND) were found to be making "excellent progress".
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