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Mr. Ralph Savage [Error - No Address Provided!] 15 February 2016 Our Ref: IR142224 Mr. Ralph Savage [Error - No address provided!] 15 February 2016 Our ref: IR142224 Dear Mr. Savage Thank you for your request for information received on 21 January 2016 . This request is being handled under the Freedom of Information Act 2000. You asked and our response How many primary school places are available in your local authority area? The table below identifies the number of Reception 2016 places that are available in the Lambeth borough School Name (Primary ) Pupil Admissions Number (PAN) 2016 Allen Edwards Primary School 60 Archbishop Sumner Church of England 30 Primary School Ashmole Primary School 30 Bonneville Primary School 60 Christ Church Brixton Church of England 30 Primary School Christ Church Streatham Church of 30 England Primary School Clapham Manor Primary School 60 Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School 60 Crown Lane Primary School 60 Dunraven School 56 Durand Academy 125 Elm Wood Primary School 60 Fenstanton Primary School 90 Glenbrook Primary School 60 Granton Primary School 90 Heathbrook Primary School 60 Henry Cavendish Primary School 60 (Balham site) Henry Cavendish Primary School 60 (Streatham site) Henry Fawcett Primary School 60 Herbert Morrison Primary School 28 Hill Mead Primary School 60 Hitherfield Primary School 90 Holy Trinity Church of England Primary 60 School Immanuel and St Andrew Church of 60 England Primary School Iqra Primary School 30 Jessop Primary School 60 Johanna Primary Oasis Waterloo 30 Academy Jubilee Primary School 60 Julian's Primary School 150 Kings Avenue Primary School 60 Kingswood Primary School 120 Lark Hall Primary School 60 Loughborough Primary School 90 Macaulay Church of England Primary 30 School Orchard Primary School 25 Paxton Primary School 90 Reay Primary School 30 Richard Atkins Primary School 60 Rosendale Primary School 90 St Andrew's Catholic Primary School 60 St Andrew's CE Primary School 30 St Anne's Catholic Primary School 60 St Bede's Catholic Infant School 60 St Helen's Catholic Primary School 52 St John The Divine Church of England 30 Primary School St John's Angell Town Church of England 60 Primary School St Jude's Church of England Primary 30 School (Lambeth) St Leonard's Church of England Primary 60 School St Luke's Church of England Primary 30 School St Mark's Church of England Primary 30 School St Mary's Roman Catholic Primary 50 School (Lambeth) St Saviour's Church of England Primary 30 School St Stephen's Church of England Primary 30 School Stockwell Primary School 90 Streatham Wells Primary School 30 Sudbourne Primary School 45 Sunnyhill Primary School 90 Telferscot Primary School 60 Vauxhall Primary School 30 Walnut Tree Walk Primary School 50 Woodmansterne Primary School 120 Wyvil Primary School 60 Total number of places in primary reception 3611 1b How many children have applications been made for entry to year R (Reception) in 2016? This information will be available from the evening of 18 April 2016. Any data/statistics pertaining to the Pan London outcomes, including the number of applications received cannot be published until after National Offer Day. The data requested will form part of report which is prepared for the Department for Education (DfE). 2a How many secondary school places are available in your local authority area? Pupil Admissions School Name (secondary) Number (PAN) Archbishop Tenison's School 92 Bishop Thomas Grant Catholic Secondary School 180 City Heights E-ACT Academy 180 Dunraven School 218 Durand Academy 125 Evelyn Grace Academy 180 La Retraite Roman Catholic Girls' School 150 Lambeth Academy 180 Lilian Baylis Technology School 125 Oasis Academy South Bank 120 Platanos College 210 Saint Gabriel's College 120 St Martin-in-the-Fields High School for Girls 140 The Elmgreen School 180 The London Nautical School 120 The Norwood School 150 Trinity Academy (Lambeth) 120 Total Places available in year 7 Lambeth secondary schools 2590 2b For how many children have applications been made for entry to year 7 in 2016? This information will be available from the evening of 1 March 2016. Any data/statistics pertaining to the Pan London outcomes, including the number of applications received cannot be published until after National Offer Day. The data requested will form part of report which is prepared for the Department for Education (DfE). Right to Review If you are dissatisfied with the way in which your Freedom of Information request has been dealt with you can request an internal review. Tell us why you are unhappy with our response within 40 working days, and it will be looked at afresh. We will aim to provide you with our review response within 20 working days. By email: [email protected] (Please quote the reference number above) or by writing to: Freedom of Information Olive Morris House 18 Brixton Hill London SW2 1RD If you remain dissatisfied with the outcome of the review you have a further right to appeal to the Information Commissioner, who regulates the implementation of the Freedom of Information Act. The Commissioner can be contacted at the following address: Information Commissioner's Office Wycliffe House Water Lane Wilmslow Cheshire SK9 5AF Enquiry line: 0303 123 1113 Thank you for your interest in Lambeth Council. Yours sincerely Richard Carter Freedom of Information Co-ordinator FOI team London Borough of Lambeth Tel. 07710 026 240 E-mail [email protected] Website: www.lambeth.gov.uk Room 210 Lambeth Town Hall London SW2 1RW Lambeth - a Co-operative Council Copyright Some of the information that we provide in response to Freedom of Information Act 2000 requests will be subject to copyright protection. In most cases the copyright will be owned by Lambeth Council. Applications for permission to reproduce extracts in published works, should be made to the Freedom of Information Co-ordinator, Olive Morris House, 18 Brixton Hill, London, SW2 1RD. email: [email protected] You are free to use any information supplied for your own non-commercial research or private study purposes. 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