Schools in Heathfield
9 schools · 3 reviews
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Schools
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Reviews
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Types
1
St Mary's School
Special Needs
Maynards Green Heathfield, East Sussex
2
All Saints' and St Richard's Church of England Primary School
Primary
School Hill, Old Heathfield
3
Cross-in-Hand Church of England Primary School
Primary
Sheepsetting Lane, Cross in Hand, Cross-in-Hand School
4
Dallington Church of England Primary School
Primary
The Street, Dallington
5
Heathfield Community College
Secondary
Cade Street
6
Maynards Green Community Primary School
Primary
Maynards Green
7
Parkside Community Primary School
Primary
Beechwood Lane
8
Punnetts Town Community Primary and Nursery School
Primary
Battle Road, Punnetts Town
9
Virtue Therapeutic School Sussex VTSS
Special Needs
Oak View, Mayfield Flat, Cross-in-Hand
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About Heathfield
Heathfield, a charming town in East Sussex, United Kingdom, offers a high quality of life for families. The education system is well-regarded, with a range of schools available, including state and independent options. The town has a strong sense of community, with various cultural events and activities throughout the year. It is also considered a safe place to live, making it an attractive choice for parents.
Known for
Heathfield Park, All Saints Church, Heathfield Level
Climate
Temperate maritime climate with cool winters and mild summers
Cost of Living
Moderate to high
Family Friendly
Safe with good schools and outdoor spaces
Education in Heathfield
- Heathfield has a range of state and independent schools, including Cross-in-Hand Church of England Primary School and Heathfield Community College
- The town is close to several universities, including the University of Sussex and the University of Brighton
- Heathfield Community College has a strong reputation for academic achievement
Did you know? Heathfield has a long history dating back to the medieval period and is mentioned in the Domesday Book of 1086