Worthing has a good number of primary schools spread across its districts, along with several well-established secondary schools and a sixth form college.
Bohunt School Worthing
An 11-16 mixed secondary school and the first in the UK to teach Mandarin to all pupils, in Broadwater.
Bramber Primary School
A primary school serving the Broadwater area of Worthing.
Broadwater CE Primary School
A Church of England primary school in the Broadwater area of the town.
Chesswood Junior School
A junior school for children aged 7 to 11 in East Worthing.
Davison High School
A Church of England secondary school for girls aged 11 to 16, educating around 1,300 pupils.
Durrington High School
A large coeducational secondary school in Durrington, educating over 1,600 pupils aged 11 to 16.
Elm Grove Primary School
A primary school serving the town centre area of Worthing.
St John the Baptist CE Primary School
A Church of England primary school in the village of Findon, on the northern edge of Worthing.
The Laurels Primary School
A primary school in the Durrington area of Worthing.
Whytemead Primary School
A primary school serving the Broadwater and Maybridge areas of Worthing.
Worthing College
A sixth form college in Broadwater, descended from the former Worthing Grammar School for Boys, offering post-16 education for the town.
Alongside these, Worthing has a range of further primary schools and other secondary and special schools serving the town's different districts. Catchment areas, admissions criteria and Ofsted ratings change over time, so always check directly with a school or with West Sussex County Council for current, accurate information before making decisions.