Schools in Winscombe
There are 5 schools in Winscombe on the Department for Education's official Get Information about Schools register, including 3 primary and 1 secondary schools, across 2 local authorities. Every name links to the school's official record (data retrieved 5 June 2026).
A register, not an admissions guide
Primary schools in Winscombe (3)
- Sandford Primary SchoolAcademy converter · BS25 5PA
- Shipham Church of England First SchoolAcademy converter · BS25 1TX
- Winscombe Primary SchoolAcademy converter · BS25 1HH
Secondary schools in Winscombe (1)
- Churchill Academy & Sixth FormAcademy converter · BS25 5QN
Other phases in Winscombe (1)
- Sidcot SchoolOther independent school · BS25 1PD
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Frequently asked questions
How many schools are there in Winscombe?
The Department for Education's official Get Information about Schools register lists 5 open schools with a Winscombe address (as of 5 June 2026), including 3 primary and 1 secondary schools. Schools open, close and convert over time, so always check the official record for the latest position.
Does living in Winscombe guarantee a place at these schools?
No. Each school's admissions are governed by its own policy and the local authority's coordinated process. Distance is often a tie-breaker behind criteria like siblings, faith and catchment, so being nearby helps but never guarantees a place. Always check the school's current admissions policy and last year's cut-off distance.
Where does this list come from?
Every school on this page comes from the Department for Education's official Get Information about Schools register, retrieved on 5 June 2026. Each name links to the school's official record, which is the place to verify details before relying on them.
How do I check the distance from a home to a school in Winscombe?
Use our free Find Schools Near a Postcode tool to see every school within a chosen radius of a postcode, or the School Distance Calculator to measure a specific home-to-school distance. Both use straight-line distance, which is a planning aid — local authorities may measure differently for admissions.