
Everything is everywhere.
School websites, council pages, emails, forms and dates. The information you need rarely lives in one place.
What starts as finding a school can quickly become a lot to make sense of.

School websites, council pages, emails, forms and dates. The information you need rarely lives in one place.

Admissions rules, open days, journeys, inspections, notes and impressions. Comparing your options quickly gets complicated.

Deadlines, forms, visits and next steps pile up, while you’re trying not to miss something important.
Find schools near you using your postcode.
Save the schools that feel right.
Attend open days and ask questions.
Weigh up each school and decide.
Submit your application before the deadline.
Hear back, then accept your place.
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Start · you are here
Enter your postcode and see every nearby school in one place — no rankings, no nudging.
Save the ones that feel right and keep them together, so your thinking stays tidy.
Walk the corridors, ask your questions, and picture your child there. Dates land in your calendar.
Capture impressions while they're fresh and weigh your shortlist side by side.
Apply to your chosen schools — every deadline tracked, so nothing slips through.
Offers arrive together. Accept the place that suits your family best.
Offer day · decision made
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New to the process? Read the plain-English guides — admissions, appeals, waiting lists.
Enter your postcode and see every nearby school in one place — open days, faith policies, Ofsted inspections and admissions details, without jumping between dozens of websites.
No rankings. No recommendations. Just the information you need to build your own shortlist.


Save your favourites, remember what stood out, and compare the details that matter to your family — without juggling tabs, spreadsheets, notes, and open-day leaflets.
School admissions involve open days, notes, supplementary forms, application deadlines, and preference orders. openday keeps everything organised so you always know what needs attention next.

Whatever your admissions year looks like, the planner bends to it — not the other way round.
Five open days saved, the SIF read, and a growing sense of which school fits — without a single spreadsheet.
Grammar registration closes in June, the council form in October. Two tracks sit on one timeline, so the next step is always obvious.
Every visit lands in the same place — notes, questions and deadlines together — so schools stay easy to compare weeks later.
“I’m a parent in the middle of this myself — the open days, the forms, the deadlines nobody tells you about. openday is the planner I went looking for and couldn’t find.”