Schools in Kenilworth

Founded in the shadow of the Norman stronghold that Geoffrey de Clinton raised in the early twelfth century, Kenilworth has grown into a market town of around 22,500 in the Warwick District of Warwickshire. The castle ruins endure. Kenilworth Abbey, established shortly after the castle, adds a second medieval landmark at the town's heart, set within the gentle Finham Brook valley.

Kenilworth is widely regarded as one of Warwickshire's most competitive postcodes for state schooling, and families in the residential areas of Park Hill and Thorns sit within its most sought-after catchments. Coventry, five miles northeast, offers the nearest mainline rail connection.