Joy Lane Children's Centre
Not applicable • Children's centre • Whitstable
Postcode:
CT5
Schools in Whitstable
10 schools
Joy Lane Primary Foundation School
Primary • Foundation school • Whitstable
Good
St Alphege Church of England Infant School
Primary • Voluntary controlled school • Whitstable
Good
St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Whitstable
Primary • Academy converter • Whitstable
Good
Swalecliffe Children's Centre
Not applicable • Children's centre linked site • Whitstable
Postcode:
CT5
Swalecliffe Community Primary School
Primary • Foundation school • Whitstable
Good
The Whitstable School
Secondary • Academy converter • Whitstable
Good
Westmeads Community Infant School
Primary • Community school • Whitstable
Requires improvement
Whitstable and Seasalter Endowed Church of England Junior School
Primary • Voluntary aided school • Whitstable
Outstanding
Whitstable Junior School
Primary • Foundation school • Whitstable
Good
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