The first written spelling appears in the Doomsday Book of 1086 as ‘Wirecesberie’, with many variations cropping up since. Doomsday also tells us that the Manor of Wraysbury was given by William the Conqueror to one of his Norman Barons.
The railway came to Wraysbury in 1848 forming part of the service from Waterloo to Windsor. As far as we are aware Wraysbury has more Clubs & Societies than any other village within the UK and therefore has a real community spirit.
There are many bungalows and detached homes in Wraysbury, many of which set on good size plots.
The population for this area is approximately 4500.
With the majority of its primary schools rated as ‘Good’ and one rated ‘Outstanding’ Wraysbury offers plenty of choices when it comes to choosing a primary school for your child.
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Ofsted rating good
Ofsted rating good
There are three public secondary schools in Wraysbury that carry a ‘Good’ Ofsted rating.
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Ofsted rating ‘Good’
Ofsted rating ‘Good’