Birchwood Grove Community Primary School, Burgess Hill
Primary • Community school • Burgess Hill
Good
Schools in Burgess Hill
13 schools
Burgess Hill Girls
Not applicable • Other independent school • Burgess Hill
Pupils:
Exact (Pro)
Postcode:
RH15
Hambrook School
Not applicable • Other independent special school • Burgess Hill
Pupils:
Exact (Pro)
Postcode:
RH15
London Meed Community Primary School
Primary • Community school • Burgess Hill
Good
Oak Tree Primary School
Primary • Academy sponsor led • Burgess Hill
Sheddingdean Community Primary School
Primary • Community school • Burgess Hill
Requires improvement
Southway Junior School
Primary • Community school • Burgess Hill
Good
St Paul's Catholic College
Secondary • Academy converter • Burgess Hill
Outstanding
St Wilfrid's Catholic Primary School
Primary • Academy converter • Burgess Hill
Good
The Burgess Hill Academy
Secondary • Academy sponsor led • Burgess Hill
Good
The Gattons Infant School
Primary • Community school • Burgess Hill
Good
West Sussex Alternative Provision College
Not applicable • Pupil referral unit • Burgess Hill
Good
Woodlands Meed
Not applicable • Foundation special school • Burgess Hill
Good
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