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It was 498m. 30 of the 60 places went to siblings. All Southwark community primaries measure distances as the crow flies, so distances measured on foot are much larger. You could use something like freemaptools, which gives you postcode to postcode as the crow flies distances (you need to have it set to Km). This wil give you an approximate idea as to how far you are from a school.


Renata

Thanks - good tool Renata - depressing results for me tho! do you have furthest distance for this year's Goose Green and and Bellenden? I know Dog Kennel stretched to Talfourd rd this year but itwas a bulge year no? What's the chances of Lyndhurst bulging next year?

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