Downsview Community Primary School
Primary • Community school • Swanley
Requires improvement
Schools in Swanley
11 schools
Hextable Primary School
Primary • Community school • Swanley
Good
High Firs Primary School
Primary • Community school • Swanley
Good
Horizon Primary Academy
Primary • Academy sponsor led • Swanley
Good
Orchards Academy
Secondary • Academy converter • Swanley
Good
Parkwood Hall Co-Operative Academy
Not applicable • Academy special converter • Swanley
Good
St Bartholomew's Catholic Primary School, Swanley
Primary • Academy converter • Swanley
Postcode:
BR8
St Mary's Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School
Primary • Voluntary aided school • Swanley
Good
SupaJam Education In Music and Media
Not applicable • Special post 16 institution • Swanley
Postcode:
BR8
Swanley Children's Centre
Not applicable • Children's centre • Swanley
Postcode:
BR8
The Annex School House
Not applicable • Other independent special school • Swanley
Pupils:
Exact (Pro)
Postcode:
BR8
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