The two primary schools within Crewkerne are St. Bartholomew's first school which is located on Kithill, and Ashlands which is located in North Street.
The middle school is called Maiden Beech Academy which is located on the B3165 Lyme Road.
The school has students from ages 9 to 13 and this is where they do their Key Stage 2 SATS.

Crewkerne Grammar School was situated at DeCombe House, until it closed in the late 1960s, before the Grammar school was combined into St Martins School of Abbey Street.
St Martins used to be situated in the High Street, until it moved to its current position in the late 1970s.
The Senior and Juniors School section closed in 2003, and now serves as a pre-school nursery only.
The School Gymnasium was located along Gouldsbrook Terrace, and is still undergoing repairs to the floor and roof.

Wadham School has students from 13 to 18 years old and includes those travelling from surrounding villages.
In November 2005, Wadham was placed into Special measures after failing an Ofsted inspection.
In June 2007 Wadham successfully left Special Measures, after a full Ofsted inspection showed the school had sufficiently progressed.
The two primary schools within Crewkerne are St. Bartholomew's first school which is located on Kithill, and Ashlands which is located in North Street. The middle school is called Maiden Beech Academy which is located on the B3165 Lyme Road. The school has students from ages 9 to 13 and this is where they do their Key Stage 2 SATS.
Crewkerne Grammar School was situated at DeCombe House, until it closed in the late 1960s, before the Grammar school was combined into St Martins School of Abbey Street. St Martins used to be situated in the High Street, until it moved to its current position in the late 1970s. The Senior and Juniors School section closed in 2003, and now serves as a pre-school nursery only. The School Gymnasium was located along Gouldsbrook Terrace, and is still undergoing repairs to the floor and roof.
Wadham School has students from 13 to 18 years old and includes those travelling from surrounding villages. In November 2005, Wadham was placed into Special measures after failing an Ofsted inspection. In June 2007 Wadham successfully left Special Measures, after a full Ofsted inspection showed the school had sufficiently progressed.
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