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Hart

South East, England · population ~98k · 34 state-funded schools

Median full-time pay

£48,256/yrVery High

ONS ASHE residence basis · 2025

Median house price

£465,000Expensive

ONS HPSSA-9 · Year ending Sep 2025

Median monthly rent

£1,406/moMid-range

ONS PIPR · 2026-03

Council tax (Band D)

£2,400/yrExpensive

MHCLG / Welsh Gov · 2026-27

Crime per 1,000

74.0/1kLow

ONS PFA · Year ending Dec 2025

IMD score

5.5Least deprived

MHCLG IoD · 2019

Schools Good+ (legacy)

92.9%Strong

Legacy 1-4 grades only · Ofsted Feb 2026 snapshot

Schools Outstanding

9.4%· 2 schools

Of 25 legacy-graded schools · Ofsted Feb 2026 snapshot

State-funded schools in Hart

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34 schools listed by DfE GIAS, with current judgements from the Ofsted Feb 2026 Management Information snapshot. Among schools with a current legacy Ofsted 1-4 grade (25 of 34 here), 100% of pupils attend schools rated Good or Outstanding — combining full OEIF graded inspections and ungraded check-ins that confirmed the school remains at its last grade.

The Last inspection column shows the most recent activity per school — graded inspection, check-in, or new-framework report card. Ofsted retired the single 1-4 grade in September 2024; new inspections produce multi-axis "report card" judgements (Leadership, Achievement, Curriculum, Behaviour, Personal development, Inclusion, Safeguarding) that aren't directly comparable to the legacy 1-4. Where a school has both an older 1-4 grade and a fresh report card, the 1-4 is shown for continuity but the report-card sub-judgments below it are the current finding. The "·" mark next to a grade indicates the value came from an ungraded check confirming the school's last full grade still applies.

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Showing 20 of 34 schools.

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Calthorpe Park School
Secondary1,644Good·07/12/2022OfstedWebsite
Yateley School
Secondary1,329Good·14/06/2023OfstedWebsite
Robert May's School
Secondary1,319Good·23/11/2022OfstedWebsite
Court Moor School
Secondary1,133Good·13/07/2022OfstedWebsite
Frogmore Community College
Secondary702Good·09/02/2022OfstedWebsite
Elvetham Heath Primary School
Primary647Outstanding10/01/2023OfstedWebsite
Church Crookham Junior School
Primary553Good06/06/2023OfstedWebsite
All Saints Church of England Aided Junior School
Primary535Good·06/03/2024OfstedWebsite
Hook Junior School
Primary479Outstanding·14/06/2023OfstedWebsite
Heatherside Junior School
Primary384Not graded10/06/2025OfstedWebsite
Velmead Junior School
Primary382Good·26/04/2023OfstedWebsite
Westfields Junior School
Primary359Good07/11/2023OfstedWebsite
Hook Infant School
Primary336Not graded01/04/2025OfstedWebsite
Tweseldown Infant School
Primary322Good24/01/2023OfstedWebsite
Hawley Primary School
Primary314Good08/03/2022OfstedWebsite
Greenfields Junior School
Primary297Good14/06/2022OfstedWebsite
Westfields Infant School
Primary269Not graded26/02/2025OfstedWebsite
Heatherside Infant School
Primary259Not graded07/01/2025OfstedWebsite
Fleet Infant School
Primary255Good18/10/2022OfstedWebsite
Mayhill Junior School
Primary240Good·14/01/2025OfstedWebsite

How we sourced this

Indicators: Pay (ONS ASHE residence), house price (ONS HPSSA-9 median for England + Wales, UK HPI mean for Scotland), rent (ONS PIPR newly-signed lets for E+W, Scot Gov 2-bed advertised median for Scotland), council tax (MHCLG England + Welsh Gov Wales), crime (ONS PFA, E+W only), IMD (MHCLG IoD 2019, England only), school quality (Ofsted % of pupils in schools currently rated under the legacy 1-4 framework as Good or Outstanding, combining full OEIF grades with ungraded check-ins — England only. Schools re-inspected under Ofsted's new post-Sept-2024 report-card framework are excludedfrom this denominator and shown separately on each school's row).

Schools: joined from DfE GIAS edubasealldata snapshot (2026-05-13, the canonical UK school registry) with Ofsted's Management Information snapshot (Feb 2026, current grades and pupil counts). Coordinates converted from OSGB36 (British National Grid) to WGS84 using the standard Helmert 7-parameter transformation.

Editorial position: we surface the uncomfortable facts (knife crime per 1,000, IMD deprivation, Band D bills) alongside the affordability story. No estate-agent gloss. Where methodologies differ across UK nations (rents, deprivation, council tax) we disclose the difference rather than silently merging.

Some indicators show "—" for Scotland / Wales / Northern Ireland because each nation publishes equivalents on a different methodology that explicitly cannot be cross-compared per official guidance.