Schools in Bracknell Forest

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  • Phases

    Nursery to sixth form

    Nursery 3–4 · Primary 4–11 (Reception, Years 1–6) · Secondary 11–16 (Years 7–11, GCSEs) · Sixth form 16–18 (A levels, T levels).

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  • School types

    Community, academy, free, faith, grammar, independent

    All state schools are free. Academies and free schools set their own admissions; grammars test at 10 or 11; independent schools charge fees.

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  • Ofsted

    The four grades

    Until 2024: Outstanding, Good, Requires improvement or Inadequate as one overall grade. Many schools still show one; check its year.

    • Outstanding
    • Good
    • Requires improvement
    • Inadequate
    Read more: The four grades
  • Ofsted since 2025

    Report cards, no single grade

    Inspections since November 2025 grade several areas, from exceptional to urgent improvement. We never merge them with an older grade.

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  • Primary results

    Key stage 2 (SATs)

    Tests at 11 in reading, maths and grammar; writing is teacher-assessed. Headline: share of pupils at the expected standard in all three.

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  • Secondary results

    Attainment 8 and Progress 8

    Attainment 8: grades across eight GCSEs; 50 is about a grade 5 each. Progress 8: gain since 11 against similar pupils; 0 is average.

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  • Secondary results

    Grade 5 in English and maths, EBacc

    GCSEs run 9 (top) to 1; 4 is a standard pass, 5 a strong pass. EBacc: English, maths, sciences, a language, history or geography.

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  • Admissions

    Catchment and last distance offered

    Full schools rank by rules: children in care, often siblings, then distance. The last distance offered changes every year: a hint, not a place.

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  • Admissions

    Faith criteria

    A full faith school may put families of its faith first, often with a form and a reference of worship. Read its own rules.

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  • Admissions

    Appeals and waiting lists

    Refused a place? Join the waiting list and appeal to an independent panel. Infant classes are capped at 30, so those appeals rarely win.

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  • Key dates

    Apply in autumn, hear in spring

    Secondary: apply by 31 October, offers 1 March. Primary: by 15 January, offers 16 April. One form to your council, three to six choices (six in London).

    Read more: Apply in autumn, hear in spring
  • How we rank

    What a top list means here

    One published measure, one phase, London state schools, latest year. A rank says nothing about fit or admissions.

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Sources: Department for Education (Get Information About Schools, performance tables), Ofsted. Distance is not a catchment; places depend on each school's admissions.