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Living in Glastonbury with children

Glastonbury, Somerset. What the published figures say about its schools, its homes and daily life, each with its source and date. 8,304 people in 4,034 households; 20.1% of households have dependent children (Census 2021 (ONS, via NOMIS), summed over the town's output areas).

7schools in Glastonbury
£282ktypical semi, 12 months
174crimes a year per 1,000 people
57%gigabit broadband

Schools

7 schools: 6 state primary, 1 state secondary
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Primary: expected standard, 2025 results (DfE) · red mark: Somerset 57%ResultOfsted
1Meare Village Primary SchoolPrimary · Top 12% (19/161) · 77%Good
2West Pennard Church of England Primary SchoolPrimary · Top 44% (70/161) · 62%Good
3Baltonsborough Church of England VC Primary SchoolPrimary · Top 45% (71/161) · 62%Requires improvement
4St Benedict's Church of England Voluntary Aided Junior SchoolPrimary · (96/161) · 57%School remains Good
5Butleigh Church of England Primary SchoolPrimary · (122/161) · 50%Good
Secondary: attainment 8, 2026 results (DfE) · red mark: Somerset 44.5ResultOfsted
1St Dunstan's SchoolSecondary · Top 18% (5/28) · 48.7Good
Every school in Glastonbury, with inspection, league band and the last place offered

State primary schools (6)

SchoolInspectionLeague rankLast place offered
Meare Village Primary SchoolGoodTop 12% (19/161) in Somerset—
West Pennard Church of England Primary SchoolGoodTop 44% (70/161) in Somerset—
Baltonsborough Church of England VC Primary SchoolRequires improvementTop 45% (71/161) in Somerset—
St Benedict's Church of England Voluntary Aided Junior SchoolSchool remains Good(96/161) in Somerset—
Butleigh Church of England Primary SchoolGood(122/161) in Somerset—
St John's Church of England Voluntary Controlled Infants SchoolGood——

State secondary schools (1)

SchoolInspectionLeague rankLast place offered
St Dunstan's SchoolGoodTop 18% (5/28) in Somerset—

Rank: the school's place among its council's schools of the same phase, from three years of DfE results (kinplace's league table, how it is worked out); schools with hidden or no results get none. Inspections: Ofsted and ISI. Last place offered: the council's offer-day figures. School register: DfE Get Information about Schools, updated 17 October 2026.

Homes and prices

Typical sale, last 12 months (Land Registry)
Detached£400,000
Semi-detached£282,000
Terraced£240,000
Flat or maisonette£138,000

The middle sale of each type, September 2025 to August 2026: half sold for more, half for less (29 detached, 36 semi-detached, 43 terraced, 17 flat or maisonette sales). Source: HM Land Registry Price Paid Data, standard sales inside the ONS built-up area outline of Glastonbury. Contains HM Land Registry data © Crown copyright and database right 2026. This data is licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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Getting around

Stops and stations (NaPTAN), and broadband (Ofcom)
0railway stations within 2 km
36bus stops within 1 km of the town centre

Source: DfT, NaPTAN (National Public Transport Access Nodes). Straight-line distances.

Gigabit broadband can be ordered at 57% of premises, and superfast (30 Mbit/s) at 86%, on average across the 504 postcodes in BA6. Check the postcode you are looking at: it can differ street by street.

Source: Ofcom Connected Nations, July 2025, fixed broadband coverage by postcode (an average of postcodes, not of homes).

Safety and environment

The town centre; addresses vary
174.5 a year per 1,000 peopleCrimeInside the town's outline, September 2025 to August 2026. The most common: violent crime, anti social behaviour, shoplifting. Source: data.police.uk, street-level crime inside the ONS built-up area outline; people from Census 2021. A town centre with shops and pubs records more crime per resident than a suburb.
Flood zone 1FloodAt the town centre, the area is in flood zone 1 for rivers and the sea on the Environment Agency's Flood Map for Planning (not in zone 2 or 3, the lowest of the three). Surface-water risk: we don't hold that map, so it is unknown here. One point says little about a whole town, and the zones describe the area, not a building: check the address on the Environment Agency's long-term flood risk service.Source: Environment Agency, Flood Map for Planning (Rivers and Sea), read from its open download. © Environment Agency copyright and/or database right 2025. Open Government Licence v3.0.
NO₂ 4.7AirAt the town centre, an annual mean on DEFRA's 1 km map: nitrogen dioxide 4.7 µg/m³ (2024); PM2.5 5.5 µg/m³ (2024); PM10 8.3 µg/m³ (2024). A background figure, not the air beside a busy road. Source: DEFRA, Pollution Climate Mapping (PCM) 1 km background maps.

Childcare

Ofsted early years register; published prices
4registered nurseries and pre-schools
unknownnone of their fees is held yet

What Ofsted found: 3 good, or expected standard; 1 not inspected yet. A typical nursery place in this region costs about £6.66 an hour for a two-year-old.

All of them: 4 in Somerset.

Sources: Ofsted, Childcare providers and inspections; each nursery's own fees page; Coram Family and Childcare, Childcare Survey 2026: average nursery price for 50 hours a week after the working-parent entitlement (paying for 20 hours), by region.

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Key dates, Somerset

The next dates for families applying
Secondary applications close31 Oct 2026
Primary applications close15 Jan 2027
Secondary offer day1 Mar 2027

Application deadlines and offer days: Somerset.

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