Education in Orpington
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Education in Orpington, England, is managed by the London Borough of Bromley which is the Local Education Authority. Orpington is a suburban town that forms the south-eastern edge of London's urban sprawl and is one of thirty five major centres identified in the London Plan.[1]
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Nursery and primary schools
- St Mary's Pre-school Group, Green Street Green
- Robin’s Den Playgroup (Hillside Primary school)[1]
- Happy Faces Montessori
- Charterhouse [2]
- St Mary Cray Primary School
- St Paul's Cray CE Nursery
- Bridgehouse Pre School
- Bright Sparks
- Cannock House [3]
- Thresher's Day Nursery
- Asquith Nursery, Crofton [4]
- Warren Road Primary School
- Hillside Primary School [5]
- The Highway Primary School [6]
- Blenheim Primary School
- Darrick Wood Infant School [7]
- Darrick Wood Junior School
- Perry Hall Primary School [8]
- Holy Innocents Catholic Primary School
- Crofton Infant School
- Crofton Junior School [9]
- Poverest Primary School
- Tubbenden Infant School, federated with
- Tubbenden Junior School [10]
- Avalon pre school playgroup, Church of Unity
- Midfield Primary School
- Leesons Hill Primary School
- Grays Farm Primary School
Warren Road Primary School
Warren Road Primary School is a school that was established in 1938. It is a large school of over 700 pupils. The school was first opened in 1938 and since then has thrived with a swimming pool, a new canteen and three complexes that have been added in the last 20 years. Warren Road's colours are now green and white but were, originally, dark red with a green badge representing the emblem and motto of the county of Kent. The head teacher is currently Mrs S. Meckiff.
Secondary schools
- Newstead Wood School, a selective girls' secondary school in Avebury Road.
- St Olave's and St Saviour's Grammar School for Boys, a selective boys' secondary school in Goddington Lane.
- The Priory School, a comprehensive school and Sports College.
Further education
- Orpington College is a further education college. It is affiliated with the University of Greenwich and Canterbury Christ Church University. Orpington College is the tallest building in Orpington, and was built in 1972.
References
- ↑ Greater London Authority, is in The London Plan: The Sub Regions