Schools in Ossett
9 schools ยท 2 reviews
9
Schools
2
Reviews
3
Types
1
Ossett Academy and Sixth Form College
Secondary
Storrs Hill Road
2
Dimple Well Infant School and Nursery
Primary
Healey Road
3
Gawthorpe Community Academy
Primary
High Street, Gawthorpe
4
Highfield School
Special Needs
Gawthorpe Lane
5
Ossett Flushdyke Junior and Infant School
Primary
Wakefield Road, Flushdyke
6
Ossett Holy Trinity CofE VA Primary School
Primary
Church Street
7
Ossett Southdale Church of England Voluntary Controlled Junior School
Primary
Southdale Road, Southdale Ce Junior School
8
South Ossett Infant Academy
Primary
Vicar Lane
9
Towngate Primary Academy
Primary
Whitley Spring Road
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About Ossett
Ossett is a charming town in West Yorkshire, offering a great quality of life for families. With a strong focus on education, the town is home to 9 schools, providing a range of options for parents. The town's culture is rich in history and community spirit, with various events and activities throughout the year. Ossett is considered a safe and welcoming place to live, making it an attractive choice for families.
Known for
Textile industry heritage, Ossett Town Hall, Nearby Yorkshire Sculpture Park, Historic market town
Climate
Temperate maritime with cool winters and mild summers
Cost of Living
Affordable by UK standards
Family Friendly
Excellent parks and outdoor spaces, with good transport links to nearby cities
Education in Ossett
- Ossett has a range of primary and secondary schools, including academies and specialist schools
- The town is close to several universities, including the University of Leeds and Leeds Beckett University
- The local education authority has a strong focus on improving educational outcomes for all students
Did you know? Ossett was once a major centre for the production of woollen cloth, with many mills operating in the town during the 18th and 19th centuries