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Camelford, Cornwall · ranked for your family, with the reasons

0 state primary schools within 2 miles and 1 state secondary school within 5 miles of the middle of PL32, ranked. Change what matters and the list re-ranks, every reason shown.

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The middle of PL32 is the average position of the 5 schools and nurseries we hold in it. Distances are as the crow flies.

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State primary schools near PL32

0 state primary schools within 2 miles of the middle of PL32, ranked by what matters to you.

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State secondary schools near PL32

1 state secondary school within 5 miles of the middle of PL32, ranked by what matters to you.

  1. Sir James Smith's School

    State secondary · Camelford · 2.4 miles

    54of 100

    Every first choice met in 2026 · Ofsted: School remains Good (2022) · 2.4 miles

    How it scored 54
    • Resultsmatters3.6 of 20 points

      Better than 18% of 3,101 state schools in England: Progress 8 of -0.43 in 2023/24 (England +0.01). DfE school performance tables

    • Ofstedmatters15 of 20 points

      Ofsted, from a shorter ungraded visit in October 2022: School remains Good. Ofsted

    • Distancematters10.5 of 20 points

      2.4 miles from the middle of PL32, as the crow flies. Distance from the school's address in the DfE register

    • Getting inmatters20 of 20 points

      In 2026 every family that put it first for Year 7 was offered a place. DfE, applications and offers

    • Attendance and behavioura little0 of 10 points

      Pupils missed 12.7% of sessions in 2024/25, against 8.5% at schools with a similar intake; 74.0 suspensions per 100 pupils in 2024/25, against 16.8 at schools with a similar intake. DfE, pupil absence and suspensions, school level

    • Class sizea little4.4 of 10 points

      Classes average 26.7 pupils (2025/26). DfE, class sizes, school level

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How the ranking works. Each school scores out of 100: each thing you care about scores it from 0 to 1 on a published figure, weighted by how much you said it matters, and the points under each school add up to its score. A figure we don't hold counts at the middle and the school says so.

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