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check out this from dept Education

http://www.education.gov.uk/schools/performance/


enter your post code and you can filter by distance and performance etc



and this from southwark

http://www.southwark.gov.uk/download/6403/starting_primary_school_in_southwark_201314


page 18 of most note - gives max admitted distance last year

If you think you will still be there for secondary school then I'd well advise you also consider this. Only a few of the secondaries near by have a distance criteria but if they sound like a school you might be interested in then worth considering. It may seem along way off now but time really does go so much quicker than you think!

Remember tomorrow is the closing date for applications! Please put down 6 schools and in your order of preference. Schools don't know the order you put them down in, so if your preferred school is further than your closest one, it doesn't reduce your chances to be offered to be offered the closest school f you don't get a place at your preferred one.

Good luck!


Renata



edited to put in tomorrow!

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