Where to live in Stoke-on-Trent for good schools
Schools in Stoke-on-Trent average 47 on the School Chooser Score, 95th of 139 councils in England, and a typical home costs £155,000 (4th cheapest). House prices aren't published in enough detail to compare parts of the council, so the postcode districts below are ranked on their schools alone: the average score of the primaries and secondaries in each, and the best of each. Click a district for its full list and map.
| # | Postcode district | Schools score | Primaries | Secondaries | Best primary | Best secondary |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ST620 primaries, 4 secondaries | 54 | 6018 scored | 234 scored | Whitfield Valley Primary Academy 96 | Co-op Academy Stoke-On-Trent 39 |
| 2 | ST414 primaries, 4 secondaries | 53 | 5114 scored | 584 scored | Co-op Academy Glebe 97 | St Joseph's College 98 |
| 3 | ST318 primaries, 4 secondaries | 44 | 4718 scored | 273 scored | Newstead Primary Academy 98 | St Thomas More Catholic Academy 40 |
| 4 | ST110 primaries, 1 secondary | 41 | 449 scored | 131 scored | Holden Lane Academy 92 | The Excel Academy 13 |
| 5 | ST29 primaries, 2 secondaries | 35 | 429 scored | 42 scored | Hillside Primary School 77 | Discovery Academy 7 |
How to read this
A district's score is the average School Chooser Score of its state primary and secondary schools that have a score. A district with only one scored school is shown but not ranked. A school counts in the postcode district of its own address, which isn't the same as its catchment area, so check the school's own Getting a place section before you choose a street.