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Schools, admissions and everyday figures for up to 6 districts or counties side by side.
| Measure | Surrey ✕ County | England |
|---|---|---|
| Schools and admissions | ||
| Council for school admissions | Surrey | |
| Offered their first-choice primary school (whole council) | 89.8% 2026 · 11,426 applied | |
| Offered their first-choice secondary school (whole council) | 81.3% 2026 · 11,986 applied | |
| Key stage 2 · reading, writing and maths, expected standard (2024/25) | 66.8% 215 schools | 62% |
| Key stage 2 · higher standard (2024/25) | 11.0% 215 schools | 8% |
| GCSE Attainment 8, average score (2024/25) | 46.2 107 schools | 46 |
| A level average points per entry (2024/25) | 40.2 55 schools | 35.00 |
| The area | ||
| Crime per 1,000 residents, excluding anti-social behaviour | 61.1 Aug 2025 to Jul 2026 · 73,471 crimes | |
| Life expectancy at birth, men / women (2021 to 2023) | 81.5 / 85.0 years | |
| Average house price, all types | £439,609–£748,080 Jul 2026 · range across 11 districts | |
| Average monthly rent, two bedrooms | £1,335–£1,589 Aug 2026 · range across 11 districts | |
| Residents (2021 Census) | 1,203,095 all 11 districts | |
About these figures
- First-choice offer rates cover the whole council that runs admissions, so districts in the same county share them. They are from national offer day.
- Exam figures average the published results of the schools in the district or county, weighted by each school's number of pupils. Schools whose results are suppressed or not published are left out.
- Crime counts the police-recorded street-level crimes in the district over the latest 12 months the force has published, divided by 2021 Census residents. It leaves out anti-social behaviour. Greater Manchester Police does not publish street-level data.
- For a county, house prices and rents are the range between its districts.
- These are averages for a whole area and say nothing certain about a particular school or street.