A town in Wiltshire
In short: Most primary schools here are rated Good or better, fewer than across England. Results at 11 are below England, and results at 16 were close to England in 2026. Fewer pupils miss a lot of school than across England.
Westbury at a glance
How Westbury's schools compare with England, area by area.
Primary and secondary schools are ranked by Eduscope score, which weighs up results, inspections, attendance and more. Nurseries, special and independent schools aren't ranked. A high score isn't everything: always visit.
4 mainstream schools in Westbury, best first
Results above the England average.
66 first choices, 59 offers made
Met the standard at 1166%
England 62%
Results well below the England average.
22 first choices, 23 offers made
Met the standard at 1149%
England 62%
Results well below the England average.
Met the standard at 1135%
England 62%
1 mainstream schools in Westbury, best first
Results close to the England average.
164 first choices, 167 offers made
Attainment 8 at 1647.1
England 46.2
6 in Westbury, highest Ofsted grade first
Westbury, BA13 3UR · Nursery
Nurseries don't sit tests, so there are no results to compare.
Westbury, BA13 3JL · Nursery
Nurseries don't sit tests, so there are no results to compare.
Westbury, BA13 3AY · Nursery
Nurseries don't sit tests, so there are no results to compare.
1 in Westbury, by the school's Eduscope score
Results close to the England average.
164 first choices, 167 offers made
Attainment 8 at 1647.1
England 46.2
1 in Westbury. Eduscope doesn't rank these.
Ba13 3br · Independent · All-through · Ages 8 to 17
Specialist provision. Results aren't published in the same way.
Results
Not published for this kind of school.
1 in Westbury. Eduscope doesn't rank these.
Ba13 3br · Independent · All-through · Ages 8 to 17
Specialist provision. Results aren't published in the same way.
Results
Not published for this kind of school.
Each dot is a school or nursery, coloured by its latest Ofsted grade. Point at a dot to see its name, or use the list.
Your home council handles your application, wherever the school is. Living nearby doesn't guarantee a place: each school's admission rules decide.
Pick a stage to see every Westbury school for that age, with filters for type, faith and Ofsted grade.
Ages 0 to 4
All 4 inspected are Good or better.
6nurseries
Ages 4 to 11
50% Good or better. 49% met the standard at 11.
5schools
Ages 11 to 16
The one inspected is Good or better. 41% got grade 5 in English and maths.
2schools
0 Good, 1 need to improve.
1school
Here's how Westbury's schools break down by type, faith and more.
Some areas, like parts of a bigger town, are easiest to find by postcode.
Inspections, exam results and attendance, next to the figure for England where we have it.
Worked out by Eduscope from each school's published figures. Not an official statistic for this town.
WestburyEngland
Primaries rated Good or Outstanding
Latest Ofsted grade, 4 primaries with one.
50%
England 96%
Secondaries rated Good or Outstanding
1 of the 1 with a grade.
100%
England 93%
Met the expected standard at 11
Reading, writing and maths.
49%
England 62%
Grade 5 or above in English and maths
At GCSE.
41%
Pupils who miss a lot of school
Missed 1 in 10 days or more. Lower is better.
14%
England 18%
Primary pupils on free school meals
A sign of family income, not of school quality.
25%
Latest graded inspection for the 6 schools that have one.
50%
Good or Outstanding
Westbury in blue. There were no tests in 2020 and 2021 because of Covid.
Westbury has 12 schools and nurseries.
There are 5% more pupils than in 2018, but numbers have fallen since 2025.
25% of primary pupils here get free school meals. Schools get extra money for each of them.
Pupils in Westbury's state schools each January.
Up 5% since 2018. More children can mean popular schools fill up faster.
Out of every 10 primary pupils, how many get free school meals. It's a sign of family income, not of school quality.
Westbury25%
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Westbury has 12 schools, including 5 primary schools, 2 secondary schools, 6 nurseries, 1 independent school, 1 special school. Some count in more than one group. You can browse each category using the filters on Eduscope.
The highest-ranked schools in Westbury on Eduscope are Bitham Brook Primary School, Matravers School, Westbury Leigh CofE Primary School. We rank each state school against schools of the same phase across England on its Ofsted inspection, results and attendance. Independent, special and nursery schools aren't ranked.
50% of inspected schools in Westbury hold a Good or Outstanding Ofsted rating, which is below the England average of 94.8%. This includes 0 schools rated Outstanding and 3 rated Good.
Across primary schools in Westbury, 49% of pupils meet the expected standard in reading, writing, and maths at Key Stage 2. This is based on the latest published results from the Department for Education.
The average pupil-teacher ratio across schools in Westbury is 17.2:1. While not a direct measure of class size, this indicates the level of teaching resource available per pupil. Across England it is 17.9:1.
The persistent absence rate across schools in Westbury is 13.5%. A pupil is classed as persistently absent if they miss 10% or more of school sessions. Across England it is 18.1%.
There are 2,023 pupils enrolled across schools in Westbury, with 1,065 in primary and 958 in secondary. 23.9% of pupils are eligible for free school meals.
There is 1 independent school in Westbury, a special school for children with special educational needs, where councils usually pay the fees. You can compare it on Eduscope, including inspection reports where available.
Start by considering your child's age, your location, and whether you prefer a state or independent school. Use Eduscope to compare 12 schools in Westbury by Ofsted ratings, exam results, and distance. Filter by school type, gender, religious character, and admissions policy to narrow your options.
Sources: DfE school performance tables, DfE school census and workforce, DfE pupil absence, Ofsted. Photos are stand-ins.
