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Best Postcodes for Families in South East

Blends schools recorded, gigabit coverage and GP practices recorded in each sector.

What this ranks on: the number of schools recorded, gigabit coverage and the number of GP practices recorded. A school-quality component and a flood component are also in the blend, but each contributes the same value to every sector, so neither changes the order. It is not a judgement about where is a good place to live, and AreaIQ Places does not score areas.

#SectorWhat is recorded
1 BN11 9 100% gigabit Open report →
2 BN21 9 100% gigabit Open report →
3 BN99 4 100% gigabit Open report →
4 BN99 9 100% gigabit Open report →
5 GU51 9 100% gigabit Open report →
6 GU52 9 100% gigabit Open report →
7 OX28 2Witney 100% gigabit Open report →
8 PO14 9 100% gigabit Open report →
9 PO30 9 100% gigabit Open report →
10 RG17 1 100% gigabit Open report →
11 RG42 9 100% gigabit Open report →
12 RG7 8Reading 100% gigabit Open report →
13 RH10 2Crawley 100% gigabit Open report →
14 RH4 9 100% gigabit Open report →
15 SO19 5Southampton 100% gigabit Open report →
16 SO18 3Southampton 99.9% gigabit Open report →
17 SO19 1Southampton 99.7% gigabit Open report →
18 SO15 8Southampton 99.6% gigabit Open report →
19 HP18 1Aylesbury 99.4% gigabit Open report →
20 GU51 3Fleet 98.2% gigabit ยท 0 GP practices Open report →
21 SL1 9Slough 98.2% gigabit Open report →
22 RH11 6Crawley 98% gigabit Open report →
23 TN23 6Ashford 98% gigabit Open report →
24 OX4 7Oxford 97.5% gigabit Open report →
25 HP22 3Aylesbury 97.1% gigabit Open report →

Source: DfE Get Information About Schools, Open Government Licence v3. Data file refreshed 21 June 2026. Figures describe whole postcode sectors, never a single address or street.

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Questions

What are the best areas in South East for families?

This page blends four figures for each postcode sector in South East: the number of state schools recorded, gigabit broadband coverage, the number of GP practices recorded, and a flood component. Two of those four carry no information. The school register holds no inspection grade, so every sector contributes the same school-quality value, and the flood extract places every English sector in the same band, so every sector contributes the same flood value. In practice the order is driven by broadband coverage and the number of GP practices. Treat it as a starting point and read the sector pages.

How do I find a good postcode for children's schools in South East?

Catchment areas are set by councils and change every year, and being inside a postcode sector does not give a child a place at a school in it. AreaIQ Places holds no inspection grades, so use the school lists here to see what exists nearby, read each school's report on the Ofsted site, then confirm catchment with the local authority admissions team.