Admission arrangements

School admission arrangements are policies that set out how school places are allocated.

We set our admission process after consulting with schools, governors and other interested parties. We consult on proposed admission arrangements for all our schools, and for some own admission schools.

The area we have to consult with schools about their proposed admissions arrangements before they are finalised is called the relevant area. We have to publish the relevant area(s) for admission policy consultations.

If you want to make an objection, you can do this under the School Standards and Framework Act 1998(a) and section 29(5) of the Education Act 1996(b). You must provide your name and address to the Office of the Schools Adjudicator.

It is a statutory requirement for us to make an annual report to the adjudicator.

Coordinated schemes

We are responsible for determining the coordinated schemes that are used to administer the admissions process each year.

Admission arrangements and policies

The determined admission arrangements for a school are the arrangements that set out how a school allocates places.

For academies the Academy Trust is their own admission authority and are responsible for determining their own admission arrangements.

Schools with their own arrangements

The following schools have their own individual arrangements, which can be found on each school's website. 

Primary schools

Secondary schools