Helen Jude, partner at Landwood Group, explores how VAT on private school fees is driving changes in local housing markets, from rising property values near top schools to shifting...

A new study has found that just under a third of parents moved home specifically to live in a school catchment area.

Homes in Westminster’s SW7 postcode average £2.01 million, 64% higher than the borough’s £1.03 million.

73% of parents would pay more to live in a top school catchment, up from 63% last year.

Upstix shares their tips on what you need to know if you want to beat the catchment crowds close to the best primary schools in the country.

With the clock ticking until the 15th January 2025 deadline for primary school applications, sellers looking to move into the catchment of a great state primary school need to think...

Schools with Ofsted ratings of Good or Outstanding are giving house prices a much-needed injection of life to the capital's lethargic property market, according to new analysis from...

Property consultant Eddisons has announced that it has secured more than £20m of funding to improve buildings at schools across the UK in the latest round of the...