Schools in Ashford

A market town with roots stretching back to the Middle Ages, Ashford stands on the River Great Stour at the scarp edge of the North Downs in central Kent, with a population of around 83,000 at the last census. The town's market continues today. St Mary's Parish Church, a local landmark since the thirteenth century, anchors the older streets at its core.

Feltham is among the most sought-after pockets for primary catchments, while East Hill has long been a school-competitive corner of the town. The Southeastern line connects Ashford to Canterbury in around twenty minutes, while the town's International Station places it at the junction of five distinct railway lines. Wye and Great Chart form quieter residential flanks, popular with families drawn by generous housing stock close to strong local schools.