Use your postcode to find local councillors, facilities, school catchment areas and more.
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Please read our Covid-19 Frequently Asked Questions for parents and pupils.
There are two different ways to find contact details for our schools.
You can search for a schoolLink opens in a new window by:
You can also find your nearest school and catchment areasLink opens in a new window when you enter your postcode.
A child does not need to live within the catchment area of a school to be eligible to attend the school.
Which school catchment areas do I live in?Link opens in a new window
Enter your postcode to see which catchment area you live in. The results will show catchment area information for:
You will need to enter your home postcode to complete the search. If your child lives with more than one parent, please use their main address.
A new English-medium community primary school, Howardian Primary School, was established in Penylan in September 2015. A catchment area for the school is yet to be established.
A new Welsh-medium community primary school, Ysgol Gymraeg Hamadryad, was established in Grangetown in September 2016 and will move to its permanent location on Hamadryad Road, Butetown, in January 2019. A catchment area is yet to be established.
View Cardiff's Primary school catchment areasLink opens in a new window on the map.
View Cardiff's Secondary school catchment areasLink opens in a new window on the map.
View Cardiff's Welsh language Primary school catchment areasLink opens in a new window on the map.
View Cardiff's Welsh language Secondary school catchment areasLink opens in a new window on the map.
Please note that we cannot guarantee a place for your child in your catchment area school. Allocation of places depends on the availability in the relevant year group.
If you need more information or advice on catchment areas, please contact us.
Numbers on roll (NOR) is the term used to refer to the number of pupils enrolled in each school.
The last NOR survey took place in May 2022.
Note on quality of data: Whilst most of the usual data validation processes on the January 2020 NOR data have taken place, due to the coronavirus pandemic, the data did not undergo the usual final validation process. More caution should therefore be used when comparing against previous NOR, in particular where significant differences are identified or small cohorts are involved.
Further to the ongoing pandemic, May 2020 and January 2021 NOR figures were not collected.
Academic Year 2021/2022
Academic Year 2020/2021