The schools here are a mid-table picture, partly because not enough graded data lands inside the postcode to call them anything sharper. A primary school is within about eight minutes by car and around twelve on foot. A secondary takes about ten minutes by car and roughly half an hour on foot. The published Ofsted grades for the schools serving Lee specifically are not present in any usable form for this answer, so anyone telling you the local schools are the best on the south coast is selling something the data does not back up. The honest version: this is a place where the school choice is a logistical question, not a bragging one.
Being near a named school is not the same as a confirmed place at it. Primary admissions use distance from the home address as one of the main tiebreakers, which means catchment boundaries shift year to year as cohort sizes change. The school five minutes away is not yours until the offer letter says so. Buyers who treat the nearest school as their school often find out in March of reception year what an admissions algorithm thinks of their assumptions, which is a steeper learning curve than most house-purchase conversations include.
The primary options inside or close to the area include Lee-on-the-Solent Infant and Nursery School and Lee-on-the-Solent Junior School, with Crofton Anne Dale Infant School, Crofton Anne Dale Junior School, Crofton Hammond Infant School, Crofton Hammond Junior School, and Holbrook Primary School within reach across the Crofton and Hill Head end. Peel Common Primary School, Rowner Infant School, Bedenham Primary School, and Woodcot Primary School sit on the Gosport side. For the faith-school routes, St Anthony's Catholic Primary School, St John the Baptist Church of England Primary School, and St Jude's Catholic Primary School are available subject to the usual admissions criteria. Grange Infant School, Grange Junior School, Ranvilles Infant School, Ranvilles Junior School, Wallisdean Infant School, and Wallisdean Junior School cover the Fareham-adjacent end.
For secondary, Crofton School and Bridgemary School are the closest named options, with Fareham Academy a viable run for families who want the Fareham orbit, and South Hampshire College Group covering post-sixteen. Specialist provision is unusually well represented for an area of this size: Baycroft School, Heathfield Special School, and St Francis Special School are all within a reasonable journey, with The Key Education Centre filling in for alternative provision. Independent options include Meoncross School and West Hill Park School, both within range of a school-run that does not need a motorway.
It is a competent average. Anyone wanting to brag about their child's school will be doing so based on geography rather than a published headline, and anyone wanting to worry will be doing so on the same basis.