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Eden Boys' School Annex B : Eden Boys’ School - Impact assessment Distanc Surplus Attainment e from School places at Inspection Inspection School name Type 2014 Impact Rating FS Capacity point of rating date (miles) entry year Minimal Attainment is slightly below the national average, but this is a popular school. Given the Academy Broadway Academy 0.3 1300 1 51% Good 27/01/2011 proximity to the free school it may Converter see some impact but as it is a large school and the free school has a small yearly intake it is unlikely to affect the long term financial viability of this school. Minimal The school is currently full and King Edward VI Aston Academy 1.1 810 0 96% Outstanding 13/03/2008 provides an outstanding School Converter education. It is unlikely the free school will have any effect on its long term viability Minimal The school is currently full and Community Holte School 1.2 1175 0 59% Outstanding 27/09/2012 provides an outstanding School education. It is unlikely the free school will have any effect on its long term viability Handsworth Wood Girls' Academy 1.4 817 2 52% Outstanding 23/05/2014 None Academy Converter Moderate Results are currently poor but this remains a popular school. The school may see some impact from North Birmingham Academy Requires 1.4 1150 1 23% 06/02/2014 the free school; however factors Academy Sponsor Led Improvement such as distance and travel to school routes (crossing major dual carriageways) may be a deterrent to choosing the free school over this one. Minimal Attainment is slightly below the national average, but this is a Academy popular school with no surplus Aston Manor Academy 1.5 950 0 47% Good 27/02/2013 Converter places at entry point. Given the distance from the free school and its popularity it is unlikely that it would see any long term impact on its viability King Edward VI Academy Handsworth School (Girls 1.5 896 0 99% Outstanding 05/02/2014 None th Converter school with mixed 6 form) It is too early to assess, however No KS4 Muslim families may be less likely Nishkam High School Free Schools 1.6 700 0 Outstanding 01/05/2014 data to choose a Sikh school, so the impact would likely be minimal. Moderate The school has lower than national average attainment but still remains popular. Academy Special Stockland Green School 1.7 750 3 43% 05/12/2013 Despite its distance from the free Converter Measures school and its current poor performance, the free school may have a moderate impact on this school as it will add to the alternative choices parents may make to send pupils elsewhere. Minimal The school is currently Perry Beeches the Academy 1.7 900 -3 77% Outstanding 06/03/2013 oversubscribed and provides an Academy Converter excellent education. It is unlikely the free school will have any effect on its long term viability Minimal Handsworth Grammar Voluntary The school is currently full and 1.8 898 0 89% Good 06/02/2013 School Aided School provides a good education. It is unlikely the free school will have any effect on its long term viability It is too early to assess any Aston University University 2.0 600 71 52% Good 05/06/2014 impact as the free school will not Engineering Academy (14 Technical have any Y10 students until – 19) College 2018/19. However due to the specialist nature of the UTC offer it is unlikely that students would actively move away from the UTC back into secondary education. Moderate This school is not currently performing well and there is a choice of other good schools more locally which parents may choose as an alternative to this Foundation Requires school. Great Barr School 2.0 2124 165 42% 23/01/2014 School Improvement Despite its distance from the free school, parents in the area may choose the free school over the other nearer schools. It is unlikely that the free school alone would have a major impact on this school in the long term. Minimal Given its distance from the free Academy school and its popularity, it is Hamstead Hall Academy 2.1 1104 2 45% Good 27/01/2011 Converter unlikely the free school will have any effect on its long term viability, despite its below national average attainment. Colleges Approx Distanc number Average e from Inspection Inspection School name Type of pupils points score Impact Rating FS rating date at the 2014 (miles) college General Birmingham Metropolitan Further 2.4 13834 610 Good 11/02/2011 College Education College General South and City College Further 2.9 8659 No KS5 data Good 12/02/2010 Birmingham Education College Sixth Form Minimal Joseph Chamberlain Sixth College 3.8 1605 711.6 Good 19/09/14 The free school 6th form is not due to Form College (General) take students until 2019. Assuming these colleges continue to perform at their current levels or better General it is unlikely that a cohort of 100 Further Sandwell College 4.0 4009 625.8 Good 16/05/2014 students per year group would have a Education major impact on the viability of these College colleges. General Further Walsall College 6.2 6359 No KS5 data Outstanding 15/02/2013 Education College Tertiary Halesowen College 7.7 5856 639.8 Good 07/06/2013 College General Dudley College of Further 7.9 4861 659 Good 01/03/2013 Technology Education College Sixth Form Cadbury Sixth Form College 7.9 1143 674.1 Good 07/03/2014 College (General) General Further Solihull College 8.7 7335 547.5 Good 14/05/2010 Education College General Bournville College of Further 9.2 4629 603.1 Good 23/05/2014 Further Education Education College Secondary need - Data includes Positive number or % represents a shortfall of places. targeted basic need, open free schools, BSF and CSD Negative number or % represents surplus places. 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 Number of % of Number of % of Number of % of Number of % of Planning area details Shortfall shortfall Shortfall shortfall Shortfall shortfall Shortfall shortfall Secondary planning area is 'Ladywood Secondary' Planning level (all years groups, surplus 0 0.0% 0 23 117 set to zero, 0.0% 0.2% 1.0% CSD included). Method 1 EFA scorecard model Secondary planning areas in local area are Local area level 'Ladywood Secondary' (all years (Birmingham) and 'Perry groups, surplus 118 240 462 848 Barr Secondary' set to zero, 0.5% 1.0% 2.0% 3.6% (Birmingham) and CSD included). 'Erdington Secondary' (Birmingham) Planning level Secondary planning area (R/Y7 only, is 'Ladywood Secondary' surplus set to 0 0 23 117 zero, CSD 0.0% 0.0% 1.0% 5.2% included) Method 2 Secondary planning areas Free schools year of in local area are Local area level entry model 'Ladywood Secondary' (R/Y7 only, (Birmingham) and 'Perry surplus set to 82 98 191 367 Barr Secondary' zero, CSD 1.8% 2.2% 4.2% 8.1% (Birmingham) and included). 'Erdington Secondary' (Birmingham) CSD data shows number of LA planned (all year groups) capital spend places up to 2016/17 Total up to 2016/17 Planning level 0 (Y7 to Y11) New provision: TBN, priority schools building programme, free schools in pre-opening Is basic need Included in Distance planning School name Phase Type of new provision Year of Capacity basic need from FS area same opening figures (miles) as free above? school app? PERRY BEECHES V - All through Pipeline Free School Yes 0 THE FREE 0.0 2015/16 No SCHOOL .
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