Abbots Bromley Population: 1,698 (1991 Census)

Abbots Bromley is internationally known for its annual Horn Dance traditionally held on the Monday following the first Sunday after 4 September. Most of the village lies within a conservation area, with more than 40 buildings being listed as of architectural or historic interest. There is a private girls school St Mary's and St Anne's (a boarding and day school for girls aged 4 to 18) and the Parish Church of St Nicholas (c13th century). Although the village has developed as a flourishing residential centre, new housing has been carefully integrated so that the charm of the village has been retained.

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SCHOOLS

School catchment areas are defined by postcodes and are subject to change. Therefore the local school provision listed below is for general guidance only. If you are considering buying a property please contact the Local Education Authority with the exact address, including a postcode, to confirm what schools cover your area.

Local Primary school: Richard Clarke First School, School House Lane, Abbots Bromley (1998 Ofsted Report)

Local Middle school: Oldfields Hall Middle School, Stone Road, Uttoxeter, Staffs ST14 7PL (1998 Ofsted Report)

Local Secondary school: Thomas Alleyne's High School, Dove Bank, Uttoxeter, Staffs ST14 8DU (1999 Ofsted Report)

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Local County Council Website: Staffordshire County Council

Local Further Education College: Burton College

Local University: University of Derby

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