Built on the DfE register & Ofsted ratings
Enter a postcode and see every state school nearby with its Ofsted rating: the Outstanding and Good ones surfaced, the weaker ones flagged. Know which schools are worth chasing before you fall for a house or fill in a form.
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Why it matters
A postcode you assume is "good for schools" often hides a real range: an Outstanding school a few roads from one in trouble, and a place at either could come down to a single form. The only way to spot the good ones is to see every school near you rated side by side.
What you get
The data is scattered across the schools register and Ofsted's own files, one school at a time. This pulls it together for your postcode so the quality of every nearby school is clear on a single page.
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Every Outstanding and Good school near you, so you can see at a glance which are worth an application.
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Any school rated Requires improvement or Inadequate, or under a formal concern, is flagged so you can steer clear or look twice.
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All the state schools nearby, ranked by distance, with type, age range and size, so nothing is missed.
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Each Ofsted rating is shown with the year it was given, plus the latest shorter check, so you judge on what's true now.
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Whether a school is faith-based, single-sex or has a sixth form, so a good rating also means a school that suits.
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No trawling Ofsted and council sites school by school. Your whole local picture, in one PDF, in seconds.
Honest about the ratings
We'd rather you trust this because it's straight with you. An Ofsted grade is a judgement made on a particular set of days, sometimes years ago, and since September 2024 many schools have no single grade at all. So we always show the date, and the latest shorter check where there is one, and we say plainly that a grade is a floor to build on, not the whole story. Read the full report, visit on a normal morning, and remember that getting a place depends on catchment and admission rules, not just how close a school is.
How it works
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And choose primary, secondary, or all schools.
Step 2
Every state school nearby, with its latest Ofsted rating and inspection date.
Step 3
Ranked, compared and explained, in seconds.