Schools in Chislehurst

Victorian villas and mature tree-lined streets cluster around Chislehurst Common and the medieval tower of St Nicholas, giving the district a village-scaled identity unusual for south-east London. Formerly part of Kent, Chislehurst was incorporated into the London Borough of Bromley when Greater London was created in 1965. Around 15,600 people live here today.

Trains from Chislehurst station serve London Bridge and Charing Cross via Southeastern in around thirty minutes, putting the capital within easy reach. Chislehurst is widely regarded as one of Bromley's most competitive postcodes for state school places, and Red Hill draws families focused on the same sought-after local catchments.

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Area Performance

Chislehurst schools rank in the top 45% of England

Across 14 primary, secondary and sixth-form schools, state and independent. The average Find My School Inspection Score is 7.56/10, +0.03 vs England.

Find My School Inspection Band

20% Elite

Distribution across all Chislehurst schools

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Chislehurst vs England distribution

National Rank

Top 45%

Across all ranked Chislehurst schools

Top 26%Primaryavg #3,852 of 14,978
Top 34%Secondaryavg #1,306 of 3,861
Top 67%Sixth formavg #1,711 of 2,554

Local directory

School profiles in Chislehurst

Browse 9 local profile links across primary schools and secondary schools. Each profile brings together admissions context, performance data, inspection history and school details in one place.

Primary schools

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Secondary schools

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