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Year 7 to Year 11, and sixth form

Secondary schools in the Stroud district.

There are 8 state secondary schools in the Stroud district. Last year (September 2026 entry), 5 of them gave their last places by distance, with last distances offered from 2.05 to 18.19 miles. 2 are grammar schools, where places go by the 11+ test.

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Last distances offered: September 2026 entry, Gloucestershire County Council. Results: Department for Education. Inspections: Ofsted.

Covers the Stroud district, including Wotton-under-Edge, Stonehouse, Dursley, Berkeley.

The last distance offered is how far from the school the last child lived who got a place on distance. It changes every year. What it means and how to use it.

Schools, A to Z.

Grammar schools

Grammar schools choose pupils using the 11+ entrance test, so distance is not what decides most places. How grammar school places work.

All schools in a table.

Tap a heading to sort. A dash means the figure is not published, or (for distance) the school was not full or does not give places on distance.

SchoolLast distanceEnglish and maths 4+PupilsOfsted
Archway SchoolStroud7.72 mi54%–Needs attention in 5Report card, 2026
Katharine Lady Berkeley's SchoolWotton-under-Edge6.78 mi72%–GoodShort check, 2023
Maidenhill SchoolStonehouse7.48 mi66%–Expected standardReport card, 2026
Marling SchoolStroud–100%–GoodFull inspection, 2024
Rednock SchoolDursley18.19 mi66%–GoodFull inspection, 2023
SGS Berkeley Green UTCBerkeley–61%–Strong in 4 of 6Report card, 2026
Stroud High SchoolStroud–100%–OutstandingFull inspection, 2023
Thomas Keble SchoolStroud2.05 mi63%–GoodShort check, 2023

Last distance offered: Year 7, September 2026 entry, Gloucestershire County Council. GCSE English and maths at grade 4 or above, 2026, Department for Education. Pupils: school census. Inspections: Ofsted.

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This is a guide, not an admissions decision. Schools are listed A to Z, not ranked or recommended. Distances change every year, and children in priority groups such as brothers and sisters of current pupils can get places before distance is used. Always check each school's admissions policy.