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APPLYING for RECEPTION and JUNIOR SCHOOL for September 2019 APPLYING FOR RECEPTION AND JUNIOR SCHOOL for September 2019 APPLYING FOR RECEPTION AND JUNIOR SCHOOL FOR SEPTEMBER 2019 1 1 2 345678 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 Voluntary Aided Primary Schools A Academies EDG 1 Avigdor Hirsch Torah Temimah Primary School (Boys) 11H 21 Kilburn Grange School 15K W 2 Christ Church CofE Primary School 15K ARE 22 Ark Academy 6G R 3 Convent of Jesus and Mary RC Infant School 12J QUEENSBURY O 23 S A Ark Franklin Academy 13M T D B A 4 Islamia Primary School 14K HON G EY 24 PO L 5 Braintcroft Primary Scool 10G T A John Keble CofE Primary School 10L L T A N H N E E E 6 25 H Our Lady of Grace RC Infant & Nursery School 12G East Lane Primary School 3G Y 57 D E 7 Our Lady of Grace RC Junior School 11G 26 Furness Primary School 11M 58 8 Our Lady of Lourdes RC Primary School 8K C 27 Gladstone Park Primary School 11I ROE GREEN 9 Princess Frederica CofE Primary School 12M PARK URY RO 28 North West London SB AD 10 G Sinai Jewish Primary School 6D KIN Jewish Day School 14K 11 St Joseph’s RC Primary School 9K 43 29 54 Oakington Manor Primary School 7I 62 KINGSBURY 12 KIN AD St Joseph’s RC Infant School 5J GSBURY RO 30 D 18 13 St Joseph’s RC Junior School 5J Preston Manor School 5G 14 St Margaret Clitherow RC Primary School 8H 31 KENTON St Andrew & St Francis 10 15 50 FRYENT COUNTRY St Mary’s CofE Primary School 9J CofE Primary School 11J F R T E Y PARK 16 51 E E St Mary Magdalen’s Catholic Junior School 12J 32 N R BRENT CROSS Sudbury Primary School 1H NORTHWICK T T S W 41 17 A E N St Mary’s RC Primary School 15L PARK Y O G M R L 18 AS St Robert Southwell RC Primary School 7D M A ER S E A PRESTON VE Community Primary NU NORTHWICK E ROAD PARK Schools WEST HILL 56 Foundation Primary Schools 33 Anson Primary School 13I F SOUTH D E S E 34 KENTON LM A D 19 Malorees Junior School 13K Barham Primary School 3J S L LM G T L I W ROA E O 36 A H N A 35 D R 20 Brentfield Primary School 8J S The Kilburn Park School 15M ON A T WELSH HARP E N T V R R S E R E O 36 A E D N T A A Byron Court Primary School 2F RE B U O D P R R E A 2930 L 37 Carlton Vale Infant School 15M U C G 59 IR B R 22 C 38 Chalkhill Primary School 7H O H 24 O T 6 K A WEMBLEY R N 39 V Donnington Primary School 11K O E E A . N 25 PARK S D L E A E E A4 ST 7 40 L N 64 N 08 LA Elsley Primary School 5J A N L 8 A C T E L S N A R EA 38 N E O I E C 63 41 V K Fryent Primary School 8E E NORTH Y R ENU L A V E R A W W WEMBLEY O H 42 N Harlesden Primary School 9L H A E O A D O R 14 1 49 R T I O R E P D O L 32 43 W T M GLADSTONE PARK B Kingsbury Green Primary School 7D S E R D O A R S U A C N O D T KING EDWARD D E D A 44 J A 8J O V11 PARK E D Leopold Gwenneth Rickus S N H W D N H S E I A N L 45 R Y Leopold Hawkeshead 10K 53 L O 55 L A A L D WEMBLEY N A 46 E Lyon Park Primary School 5K N I 33 STADIUM E S D A H BARHAM NEASDEN 47 Malorees Infant School 13K O O R DOLLIS HILL H O PARK G I 13 27 T H WEMBLEY H 29 48 H U Mitchell Brook Primary School 9J AR D A P R OA WILLESDEN OW R CENTRAL 12 R R H H 49 I O GREEN L Mora Primary School 12H A L E W D SUDBURY D A A R RO A 31 LIN R P L O D R R A TOWN CHA O HIGH O 50 Mount Stewart Infant School 3E I R 48 O N A 40 D R J W 34 G A 15 POUND 16 3 KILBURN L 51 R R CU Mount Stewart Junior School 3E O D O R I A WILL A E A C 35 L SD D O EN D H A 52 T R NE LA Newfield Primary School 10K R 44 NE STONEBRIDGE O H B BRONDESBURY N C RO R ND 53 Northview Primary School 10I PARK U ES 28 KIL H B C 11 U 45 R B 54 E Y U Oliver Goldsmith Primary School 8D U PA R 52 N R N 46 K H 55 VE Park Lane Primary School 4I K A 2 I G ROUNDWOOD 39 19 H 56 E 47 R Preston Park Primary School 4F ENU SON FORD AV C PAR PARK O ES R EN K B Catchment areas are identified by BER 8 AV R 21 A O O 61 A D 57 ALPERTON D R 4 Roe Green Infant School 7C EALING ROA BRONDESBURY shaded areas and should help you C E H S 58 U A PARK A Roe Green Junior School 7C N M E L identify which school is local to US KILBURN 5 V B A E 59 R Roe Green Strathcona 3G S L B 60 PARK D L L LE S EN A U 61 your address. This map should be R U Y HA R 42 T O N 60 E S E Y Salusbury Primary School 14L D E R ST W L R R 17 used as a guide only in helping GH R L O KENSAL QUEENS HI O A O HARLESDEN T A 61 TE A The Stonebridge School 8K S S D T L RISE PARK A E D you find the school in your T Y I O RO 62 N A Uxendon Manor Primary School 4D D R H 9 23 O A 26 catchment. A R D R D 20 63 OW ROA KENSAL Wembley Primary School 4H GREEN 37 M WILLESDEN 64 Wykeham Primary School 9H JUNCTION HAR Find your catchment area school ROW RO online at www.brent.gov.uk/catchmentarea AD 2 APPLYING FOR RECEPTION AND JUNIOR SCHOOL FOR SEPTEMBER 2019 APPLYING FOR RECEPTION AND JUNIOR SCHOOL FOR SEPTEMBER 2019 3 Contents Map of Brent Primary, Infant and Junior schools ............................................................ 2 Section 1 – Apply Key Information ............................................................................................................ 5 Before you make your application ................................................................................. 5 Myth Busters – get the facts! ........................................................................................ 6 Using the online application system ............................................................................... 7 Your child’s address....................................................................................................... 10 Fraudulent applications ................................................................................................. 10 Special Needs and exceptional social/medical circumstances .......................................... 10 Looked after and previously looked after children .......................................................... 11 Supplementary Information Forms (SIFs) ........................................................................ 11 Twins and multiple births .............................................................................................. 11 Late applications ........................................................................................................... 11 Deferred Entry .............................................................................................................. 11 Applications for children outside the normal age group ................................................. 11 Changing preferences ................................................................................................... 12 Section 2 – Offers How we process your application .................................................................................. 14 Offers and responding .................................................................................................. 14 Waiting lists and appeals ............................................................................................... 15 Section 3 – Brent primary/infant/junior schools How places were allocated for September 2019 ............................................................ 16 Community Schools in Brent ......................................................................................... 18 Over-subscription criteria for community schools in Brent ............................................. 19 Academies, Foundation and Voluntary Aided primary schools in Brent ........................... 27 Section 4 – Additional information Contact information ...................................................................................................... 60 Applicants with special educational needs ..................................................................... 60 Home to school travel ................................................................................................... 62 Free school meals .......................................................................................................... 62 Private fostering ............................................................................................................ 62 Data Protection ............................................................................................................. 63 4 APPLYING FOR RECEPTION AND JUNIOR SCHOOL FOR SEPTEMBER 2019 Section 1 – Apply Apply Important dates 15 January 2019 Applications deadline To start Reception class in 16 April 2019 National offer day September 2019 30 April 2019 Response deadline If your child was born between 1 September 2014 and 31 30 April 2019 Deadline for applications and August 2015, you need to apply for them to start primary changes for the second round or infant school in September 2019. Week ending Second round offers 17 May 2019 To transfer to junior school in 31 May 2019 Second round response deadline September 2019 31 May 2019 Deadline for applications and If your child is in Year 2 at an Infant school and born between changes for the third round 1 September 2011 and 31 August 2012, you need to apply Week ending Third round offers for them to transfer to junior school in September 2019. 21 June 2019 Children attending the infant schools below have priority 28 June 2019 Third round response deadline for a place at the linked junior school, but applications September 2019 Children start school must be made before 15 January 2019. Before you make your application Infant School Linked Junior School 1 Are your Read the admissions criteria for Carlton Vale Infant The Kilburn Park School preferences each school and look to see School realistic? which criteria apply to your child. Convent of Jesus and St Mary Magdalen's RC Consider how The admissions criteria for Mary RC Infant School Junior School likely it is that Malorees Infant School Malorees Junior School your child will Brent community schools are listed on page 19.
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