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Leighton Buzzard, Central Bedfordshire - LU7 3DY
Year 9 - Year 13 (ages 13-18)
“For September 2026, Vandyke has an agreed admission number of 360 students for entry in Year 9. The school will accordingly admit up to 360 students in the relevant age group each year if sufficient applications are received. All applicants will be admitted if 360 or fewer apply.”
Dunstable, Central Bedfordshire - LU6 3BJ
Nursery - Year 4 (ages 2-9)
“At Watling Lower School our aim is that all children are happy and healthy and make a great start to their educational life. Children can only thrive when they feel safe and secure in their environment.”
Dunstable, Central Bedfordshire - LU6 1AF
Dunstable, Central Bedfordshire - LU6 1DL
Nursery - Reception (ages 2-5)
Bedford, Central Bedfordshire - MK45 5JH
Nursery - Year 4 (ages 2-9)
“We are proud of our close links with the local community, particularly St. Mary Magdalene Church. A Values based education is followed by the whole school community which encourages every child to be a responsible, caring, hardworking and positive person.”
Dunstable, Central Bedfordshire - LU5 4QU
Nursery - Reception (ages 2-5)
“Willow Nursery School is one of Central Bedfordshire’s two Nursery Schools. The highly experienced staff consist of graduate teachers and qualified teaching assistants. The school is a highly resourced, purpose built, specialised setting for two, three and four year olds.”
Woburn, Central Bedfordshire - MK17 9QL
Reception - Year 4 (ages 4-9)
Bedford, Central Bedfordshire - MK45 1NP
Year 5 - Year 8 (ages 9-13)
“Woodland Middle school is a very happy, well-disciplined and hard working community, which aims to allow all of its pupils to enjoy success.”
Sandy, Central Bedfordshire - SG19 2EU
Reception - Year 2 (ages 4-7)
“We believe Values are important as they help the children to be more aware of themselves and others, communicate more effectively, build social skills, value themselves, others and the environment and develop a sense of responsibility.”