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Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale

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Voluntary aided school in Ascot, SL5 0NJ, taking ages 4 to 11, 211 on roll.

No current grade Ofsted
4.844 mi Admitted from, 2025/26
89% Full
81.0% Met the expected standard, 2024/25

Will an address get in?

In the 2025/26 round, the furthest-away child offered a place at Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale lived 4.844 miles away, according to Windsor and Maidenhead. Put a postcode in and it is measured against that distance.

Applying for September 2027? Primary applications close on 15 January 2027, with offers on 16 April 2027. The address on the deadline is the one the council uses. How it works.

The circle is 4.844 miles, the distance the school admitted from in 2025/26. Real admission areas are not circular: this is the distance, not a boundary.

This is not a catchment area. Most English schools do not have one. When Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale is oversubscribed, places go outward from the school until they run out, so the distance moves each year with how many families applied and where they lived. 4.844 miles was last year's outcome, not a boundary and not a promise.

What kind of school this is

Religious characterChurch of England
Sixth formDoes not have a sixth form
How full 211 pupils in 236 places (89% full)
Local authorityWindsor and Maidenhead

Department for Education register (GIAS).

How the school is doing

Meeting the expected standard 81.0% in reading, writing and maths (2024/25)
YearMeeting the expected standard
2024/25 81.0%
2023/24 77.0%
2022/23 73.0%

Ofsted, and the Department for Education's published performance data.

Who goes to Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale

Girls and boys50.7% girls, 49.3% boys
English as an additional language6.2% of pupils
Free school meals4.7% of pupils eligible

DfE school census, most recent published year.

What it costs to live within reach of Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale

The postcode districts whose centre falls inside the 4.844 miles the school admitted from in 2025/26, cheapest first, by the median of real sales around each district's centre. The cheapest is GU19 at £435,000; the dearest, GU25, £850,000. A district is wide, so check the address itself, not the list.

DistrictAreaFrom the schoolMedian sold price
GU19 Surrey Heath 3.6 mi £435,000 103 sales
SL5 Windsor and Maidenhead 1.4 mi £500,000 95 sales
GU18 Surrey Heath 3.8 mi £500,000 142 sales
GU24 Surrey Heath 4.7 mi £500,000 121 sales
TW20 Runnymede 4.1 mi £527,000 76 sales
GU20 Surrey Heath 2.4 mi £645,000 69 sales
GU25 Runnymede 2.7 mi £850,000 57 sales

Sold prices from HM Land Registry, via each district's area guide. Districts without enough recorded sales to rank are not shown.

The fee-paying alternative

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Checking the house as well as the school

The full report measures the distance from every nearby school to one address, alongside sold prices, flood risk, crime and the other checks on the same house.

Common questions

What is the catchment area for Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale?

Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale does not have one in the sense most people mean. Like most English schools, an oversubscribed year offers places outward from the school until they run out. The nearest thing to an answer: the furthest child admitted in 2025/26 lived 4.844 miles away, per Windsor and Maidenhead.

How close do I need to live to get a place at Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale?

Nobody can say in advance, and anyone who does is guessing. 4.844 miles was enough in 2025/26. The distance moves every year with the number of applications, so treat last year's figure as evidence, not a promise.

Does buying a house near Holy Trinity CofE Primary School, Sunningdale guarantee a place?

No. Admission criteria usually put looked-after children, siblings and faith criteria ahead of distance, so places can be filled before distance is reached. Councils also check that the address is genuinely where the child lives.

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