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Schools in Chertsey

Reviewed by the catchment.school editorial team · Last updated 15 March 2026

Chertsey has 11 schools in the Runnymede borough, coordinated by Surrey County Council, including 7 primaries and one secondary - Jubilee High School. All three Ofsted-rated schools hold a Good or Outstanding rating. Three schools are oversubscribed, and five schools have a religious character. Surrey's non-selective community secondary system means Jubilee High is the main secondary route for most Chertsey families.

The town's location near the M25 and the River Thames means a substantial commuter population, and demand for places at popular primaries in the town centre can be high. Some Chertsey families look to independent schools in Weybridge and Addlestone for secondary options. In-year admission enquiries should be directed to Surrey's School Admissions team, which holds waiting list information for oversubscribed schools.

School demand in Chertsey

Across the 9 schools in Chertsey with published capacity data, the average fill rate is 104%. 3 of them are currently at or above their published admission number, and at those schools catchment distance is likely to decide places at the next intake.

5 schools in Chertsey have a religious character, so faith criteria sit alongside catchment distance in their admissions policies.

5 of the schools in Chertsey are academies that set their own admissions criteria independently of Surrey, so check each school's policy directly rather than assuming the council default applies.

3 of the schools in Chertsey have a current Ofsted rating, of which 3 are rated Good or Outstanding. Demand and catchment distance tend to be tightest at the highest-rated schools.

Primary schools in Chertsey: 2 oversubscribed (7)

Secondary Schools in Chertsey (1)

Other Schools in Chertsey (3)

Catchment area boundaries for schools in Chertsey are set by Surrey and updated each year. The "last distance offered", how far the furthest successful applicant lived, changes annually based on the number of applications received.

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