Schools in Surbiton

Along the western bank of the River Thames, Surbiton grew from a Victorian railway settlement first laid out in the 1840s into a stretch of south-west London that today houses around 45,000 people. Grand Victorian townhouses give way to Art Deco courts. Long Ditton and Hook extend the residential sweep southward, where quiet streets retain something of this patch's historic Surrey character.

Surbiton Hill and Tolworth are among the most school-competitive pockets in the Royal Borough of Kingston upon Thames, drawing families targeting primary places and the selective options within easy reach. South Western Railway trains from Surbiton station reach London Waterloo in around seventeen minutes.