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Dorothy

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Right, we have are planning to move after 18 very happy years in East Dulwich as we do not want our son to go to an all boy's secondary school. My daughter will be at Sydenham Girls so don't want to move too far away: does anyone know anything about the co-ed schools in Forest Hill/Sydenham/Norwood/Crystal Palace? Would be most grateful for any pointers.
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Look at Harris Crystal Palace, Charter, Elmgreen and Dunraven, do your research for the catchment for the one you like best and then move as close as possible to the school. Dunraven and Elmgreen have some of their catchment in common.

Then consider Kingsdale as a back up option - it admits on lottery so it makes no difference where you live.


I don't know the schools in other directions from Sydenham Girls.

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