As with anywhere there are some good ones, but tend to be over subscribed, and some not so good ones.
A lot are infant/junior split as well.
If you're town centre, you're unlikely to get into Heather Ridge, for example. You may have a chance at Prior Heath, if you're that side of the town. They're both good schools, that lead into Ravenscote Juniors - which is 5 form entry with the advantages and disadvantages that big schools have.
Depending on where you live, you may have a chance for Crawley Ridge Infants, which not unsurprisingly leads into Crawley Ridge Juniors. They used to be heavily oversubscribed, but now aren't, mostly I think because the juniors isn't as good as it was.
If you're the other side of the A30 then you may well be looking at Lorraine/Pine Ridge Infants and Cordwallace Juniors. Their reputation hasn't been brilliant, but some children have thrived there.
Primary wise, The Grove is better than it's reputation, and often is undersubscribed. But is near the hospital so traffic is a bit of a nightmare at school drop off/pick up.
There's also the new school on the renamed Deepcut estate. Mindenhurst School or something like that. They've only been in operation for a year, but the building is nice and new. Again, they might well be undersubscribed so you may get in.
if you're Catholic, there's St Augustine's too. One where I think the reputation is better than the reality for some if that makes sense.
Secondary: Choice of 3 unless you're Catholic.
Kings. Small, generally considered good for SEN, does have ongoing issues, although far better than it used to be.
Other two are both large, and both have people saying "no way" or "Best ever" about them.
Tomlinscote tends to be a bit pretentious, and rubbish at dealing with bullying ("what," they say, "we aren't. We just don't have bullying"). Used to be oversubscribed, but I think hasn't been the last few years. Avoid if your dc has SEN; not sure if they believe in that either.
They're a language specialism or were when it was fashionable to have a specialism, so offer things like 8 weeks of Mandarin to year 7s, which is brilliant if your dc is interested in that sort of thing. They're quite strict, which suits some dc, and they work on tablets/laptops that you get through the school.
Collingwood is the only one with a 6th form, although that's much smaller than the rest of the school. They're much more laid back, for better or for worse. They are more technology based - they have a racing car for something called Status Racing, or F7 (I think) which is a school competition, and they had a team in Robot Wars and still have a Robot Wars Club I think. I think (on FB) I saw they have an active debating team too, and were the only state school to get through to the debating finals last year, but I might be misremembering.
No idea if they're oversubscribed, but they're close to the town centre so you should get in.