Primary Schools
- Source. (CE indicates Church of England and RC Roman Catholic schools voluntary aided; IJ indicates junior and infants schools; P preparatory and Ind independent schools).
- Alexandra IJ
- Ashgrove Ind
- Babington House J Ind
- Balgowan
- Baston School J Ind
- Bickley Park P Ind
- Bickley
- Biggin Hill IJ
- Bishop Challoner J Ind
- Blenheim
- Breaside P Ind
- Bromley High School J
- Bromley Road I
- Burnt Ash
- Castlecombe
- Chelsfield
- Chislehurst (St Nicholas) CE
- Churchfields
- Clare House
- Crofton IJ
- Cudham CE
- Darrick Wood IJ
- Dorset Road I
- Downe
- Edgebury
- Eltham College J Ind
- Farnborough
- Farringtons J Ind
- Gray's Farm
- Green Street Green
- Hawes Down IJ
- Hayes Primary School
- Highfield IJ
- Hillside
- Holy Innocents RC
- James Dixon
- Keston CE
- Launcelot
- Leesons
- Malcolm
- Manor Oak
- Marian Vian
- Mead Road I
- Midfield
- Mottingham
- Oak Lodge
- Oaklands IJ
- Parish CE
- Perry Hall
- Pickhurst IJ
- Poverest
- Pratts Bottom
- Princes Plain
- Raglan
- Red Hill
- Royston
- Scotts Park
- Southborough
- St Anthony's RC
- St Christopher's Ind
- St David's College Ind
- St George's, Bickley, CE
- St James' RC
- St John's CE
- St Joseph's RC
- St Mark's CE
- St Mary Cray
- St Mary's RC, Beckenham
- St Paul's Cray CE
- St Peter and St Paul RC
- St Philomena's RC
- St Vincent's RC
- Stewart Fleming
- The Highway
- The Ravensbourne School
- Tubbenden IJ
- Unicorn Primary School
- Valley
- Warren Road Primary School
- Wickham Common
- Wickham Court School
- Worsley Bridge J (IJ from September 2014)
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