How far away did each school stop offering places on distance? See where your home lands.
+How close did you need to live to get a place? Cut-off distances for every school, 2019–2026.
+- Each ring shows how far from the school the last child offered a place on distance lived, - on national offer day for the year you pick. If you lived inside it that year, distance alone would - have got you a place. Children in higher priority groups, such as looked-after children and siblings, - are offered places first, so the cut-off moves from year to year. + Each ring shows the furthest distance from the school that a place was offered on distance, on national + offer day in the year you pick. If your home was inside the ring, distance alone would have got you a place + that year. Siblings and looked-after children are offered places first, so the ring moves from year to year.
-- Each school is ranked by how many of the years since 2019 your home fell inside its cut-off. - Very likely means every year, Possible at least half, Unlikely fewer than half, - and Outside none. Years when everyone got a place count as inside, and years too close to call - count as half. Past cut-offs are a guide, not a promise. +
We count how many years since 2019 your home was inside each school's ring.
++ Years when everyone got a place count as inside. A home within about 50 metres of the ring is too close to + call and counts as half.
- Most Ealing schools measure in a straight line from your home to the school. Drayton Manor measures - walking distance along pavements, so its area follows the street network rather than a circle. + Most schools use a straight line from your home to the school. Drayton Manor uses walking distance, so we + ask Google Maps how far your walk is. The council measures from its own address points, so our figures can + differ slightly from theirs.
+- Your walking distance comes from Google Maps walking directions to the school. It's an estimate: the - council uses its own address points and routes, so results within about 50 metres of the line are marked - too close to call. + Faith schools, specialist places and priority for children whose nearest school it is all change who the + ring applies to. These schools have a note in their details: read it before relying on the ring.
- Ofsted stopped giving schools one overall grade in September 2024. Since November 2025, inspections produce a - report card that grades each area separately, from exceptional to urgent improvement. For - older inspections we show the overall grade and its date. For report cards we summarise the area grades - and list them in the school's details. + Ofsted stopped giving one overall grade in September 2024, and since November 2025 its report cards grade + each area separately. We show the last overall grade with its date, or a summary of the report card with + every area listed in the school's details.
Cut-off distances come from Ealing Council. Each year's figures are in:
- Exam results from the Department for Education. Ofsted grades from reports.ofsted.gov.uk. - Walking distances from Google Maps. Walking areas on the map © OpenStreetMap contributors, - calculated with GraphHopper. +
+ GCSE results from the Department for Education, Ofsted grades from reports.ofsted.gov.uk, and walking + distances from Google Maps. Walking areas on the map © + OpenStreetMap contributors.
- Your address is saved only in this browser so it's there next time. Google sees what you type in the address - box to suggest matches, and the location you pick, to work out walking distances to schools that use them. - Nothing is sent anywhere else. + Your address is saved only in this browser. Google sees what you type in the address box, and the location + you choose, to suggest addresses and work out walking distances. Nothing is sent anywhere else.
- Every figure here is an estimate, for guidance only. Ealing Council’s admissions decisions are final. - Problems or corrections: - matt@roxburghm.com -
- + +Distance of the last place offered each year, in miles. Shading shows whether your home was inside it.
++ The furthest distance a place was offered each year, in miles. + Green: your home was inside it. Red: outside. Amber: too close to call. +
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- "All" means everyone who applied was offered a place. "–" means no places were offered on distance. + “All” means everyone who applied was offered a place. “–” means no places were offered on distance. + Figures are estimates; Ealing Council makes all admissions decisions.
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