Alternatives to Cedars Upper School

6 other secondary schools nearby, nearest first · back to Cedars Upper School

These are the nearest schools that take children at the same age, and that we hold figures for. They are listed by distance, nearest first. This is not a league table. Nothing here says one school is better than another.

Cedars Upper School, for comparison

0.80 first preferences per place in the 2025 intake, loosening over the 5 most recent years held.

Ofsted graded inspection (previous framework), April 2023: Good

Nearby schools

School Distance 1st prefs per place Demand since Latest Ofsted Catchment SEN provision on site
Vandyke Upper School
Leighton Buzzard
3.0 km
1.9 mi
1.15 More first preferences per place
1.06 → 1.18
School remains Good
Ofsted ungraded inspection
none published none recorded
The Cottesloe School
Aylesbury
3.7 km
2.3 mi
1.07 Little change in first preferences per place
1.02 → 0.99
Expected standard
Ofsted report card (current framework)
published none recorded
Lift Sir Herbert Leon
Milton Keynes
8.9 km
5.5 mi
0.70 More first preferences per place
0.54 → 0.69
Not judged
Ofsted graded inspection (previous framework)
none published none recorded
All Saints Academy Dunstable
Dunstable
10.0 km
6.2 mi
- - Not judged
Ofsted graded inspection (previous framework)
none published none recorded
Queensbury Academy
Dunstable
10.5 km
6.6 mi
- - Not judged
Ofsted graded inspection (previous framework)
none published none recorded
The Kingsbrook School
Aylesbury
11.3 km
7.0 mi
0.98 Little change in first preferences per place
1.01 → 1.04
Not judged
Ofsted graded inspection (previous framework)
published yes

"1st prefs per place" means how many families put the school first, for each place it gave out. It is the newest year we hold for each school. It shows how many people want the school. It does not tell you if a child would get a place. "Catchment" says whether anyone publishes an area map for that school. Where nobody does, we hold no map, so we cannot say if an address is inside one. "SEN provision on site" says the school runs a SEN unit or a resourced provision. It does not say how many children it takes or which kinds of need it is set up for, because neither is published for a mainstream school, and it is not a statement about how well any school supports children with SEN. Ask the school or the council.

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