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Oh I thought it was crows fly distance. How do you calculate the walking distance?

Hi, does anyone know if Therapia road would fall into the catchment for Forest Hill boys secondary school? Or what the catchment distance this year is for that school? Thanks

I find this whole catchment thing ridiculous. Thanks for letting me know. I've managed to find an as the crow flys app & measured the distance for both East and North charter. We are 1.12km to e.d and 1.09km to N.D

Thank you for letting me know...so potentially ED charter haven't extended their catchment at all. Would anyone know when is best to call the schools to ask what the furthest distance ended up being?

Hi, I will be applying this October for my sons 2021 secondary school place & would be interested to know this years catchment stretch. We live near the library top end of Lordship lane & are currently not in catchment for either Charter school. Has anyone who lives this end of E.D found out today if they've got into either. Many thanks in advance.

May I ask if anyone who has a child who lives far end of crystal palace road/lordship lane end I.e near the little sainsburys/library got in to either East Dulwich or North Dulwich charter? If not where did you get and will you wait it out on the wait list? Thanks

How do you get it to do the straight line on google? I can see where we are and the school is but the route isn't a straight line

Would anyone know an app or website that calculates the 'as the crow flies' distance for you? Thanks

As well as North chsrter does anyone know Harris Boys Peckham rye as well?

Anyone know Charter North or Harris Boys Peckham rye?

Thanks everyone. Do you know what the furthest distance was this year for North Dulwich Charter?

P.s Also is there an app or a way of working out the distance on a map. We are the small Sainsburys end of Lordship Lane

If I'm not too late to this post can I ask if anyone knows wgat the catchment distance was this year for the new charter? Thank you

Hi, just beginning to think about the summer holidays and things I can do with the kids. Does anyone know of an outdoors woodland/forest school style activity in this area? Or a creative drop in. It would be for a 7, 4 and possibly even a 2yr old. Thanks in advance

Hi, We've finally booked our summer holiday and part of it will be in Rome and Florence. I just wondered if any of you have stayed in either or both with children and would have recommendations for where to stay/eat etc. We will only be in Florence for one night, but in Rome for three. There will be two adults and three children. Ideally we would be walking distance to the main attractions, but could get public transport in. Thanks in advance