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T R N R IN A U > O R R D A D N B A A B VENTNORROAD Y L PIERCE AVENUE D O SPRING BROAD ROAD E R ROA O Lyndon School D D WESTLEY ROAD C L IN IE 2019 Criteria 5 Out of Catchment - 1.834 milesL F W S D E O AD C OAD L RO O A S R N OD D ULLERIE A L O T O L A LW T A D R A F RUNNYMEDEROAD SUMMER ROAD E RO E E HA Z O N W D D A I R L VICTORIA ROADDOLPHINL LANED N O F L R SHIRLEY ROAD E N OO LL LINCOLN ROAD O LYNCROFT ROAD D Lyndon School M O ALLCROFT ROAD M R HOB'S MOATROAD L SPRINGCROFT ROAD T O H D CATESWELL ROAD F A N O A VICTORIA ROAD D M A C KIMBERLEY ROAD ARCOT ROAD S H S I L Y R Catchment Area O R FARMSTEAD ROAD K D BRACKLEYS WAY WINCHCOMBEROAD U R N C OA D A H O E O ' S S I H GREENWOOD AVENUE D R G N S S O W E Y A A E BRAEMAR ROAD N H E L L L A A U L L O W L A D Y L M L O N R V I E M O H W H K L R P M E O L T R TIBLAND ROAD O A O DO R D YORK ROAD A O R S D A F F A R W A A D L I O O E V R PO B IC C LD E IE K LD AF N LE D D R R D A A O U A O K O O O A N A E GREEN ROAD R R BIRMINGHAM D IG D 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D A A R T E N I I V O N E Y VULCANROAD E R N L L S B HAZELVILLE ROAD R S U D P O R Langley School T MIRFIELD ROAD T L T E Y MOAT LANE E A T H FI FI S O E E H S MO A L LD RO > ON R G M N AD T O I N E A H D N LS D PITMASTON ROAD E Catchment Area ' L R R S A R AL O CORNYX LANE OX O R Lode Heath School WR A O A N D A AD D EIG O A L L H R D D LUGTROUT LANE E OA S O B RK R S EB N EE T Y D NEWEY ROAD CHWOOD PA O R S O O AY T N SE AD E PRIMROSELANE W R T V REDLANDS ROAD O B S W E E S N L L R R ETWALL ROAD E I S A L L A TA I T O R S P H RO N WHERRETTS WELL LANE B E R AD Y H R A A I W E E O V L O I NAIRN CLOSE K R D N ROAD K L IC W R O K SMIRRELLS ROAD S E R H TIXALL ROAD D R S T TO PEMBROKE CROFTE O A A O OLIH N K L UL R R A A A GROVE ROAD L AD A L D B E O G D S Y O E -P E S R A L R L R S R H W O O S A R D W N O A N R O L O A A T D E O O P R S O H A D D W MANOR ROAD C A T S W R H D W O I L I C O DALBURY ROAD O O N D K E W T E E H O L S C E R LANE N O AD L W C L MPTON ERS R P R DORCHESTER ROAD R 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BROMSGROVE AD KIN Y SHA W M D DRIV IDNEY LANE E A L FORDS ROAD D A LITTLEMEADROAD O R S RADWAY ROAD BLACKFORD ROAD T S R D A N T A F L O H R G DO D I G R H K O EN A Alderbrook / Light Hall Schools N D D LANE EL D RI S L ANE W OR V W H HIT F E IT T MONKS ID I Shared Catchment Area PATH HALL M L ROAD N S E TYT E H NE Y H E A SHELLYLANE B L O E AR M N LANE E U N Y A N A A S A N Alderbrook School L E T H L O A S R G E E N D N N OA V A K R R S I R W Catchment Area W B E U R O O O W D A E O R E R S D O N H CLOS FR ME B Y ANKHOL L T E H C LANE L I L R H I I B T L W A D N A WIDNEY ROAD E O R K O O D R A NB RO TA H S AT HE S N D KE IC A D D O A R O SWIC R R E K Arden N RUMBUSH LANE E E O H W N T MILT C A A A Y L Catchment Area L S S D D L A OAKHALL DRIVE O B O R N A R G Y G E WA E S S IC L CLIFFORD ROAD P K E F P R MILL LANE E A E O C H C RM LAN N C S L A ATE A E W R L Y O R H L U B A S O U E N U E F P B R N O M Y A U L P L Y L R A A D D R N A Tudor Grange Academy GA OA L TE L R R E ANE PEMB E 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  • DRAFT Solihull School Organisation Plan 2016

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    DRAFT Solihull School Organisation Plan 2016 Contact us School Place Planning, Solihull Council, Manor Square, Solihull B91 3QB [email protected] 0121 704 6702 School Organisation Plan – 2016 1. Introduction This is the School Organisation Plan (SOP) for Solihull Council which seeks to set a baseline for school places across Solihull and consider external influences that are driving a need to change school places over the short to medium term. The Plan provides information regarding the current and future pupil population and capacity of schools in Solihull, draws conclusions regarding the potential need to add school places and identifies a number of other issues that may have a significant impact on the need for school places. The aim of the School Organisation Plan is to help the Council and the wider community understand the need for school place planning and to establish future demand. It will provide the basis against which school reorganisation will be planned. The plan itself is not intended to identify individual schools for change, but to consider the future need for school places throughout the Borough. This Plan sets out the framework within which Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council will consider the organisation of school places over the next five years. The Plan includes detailed demographic information, and identifies a number of other issues that may have a significant impact on the need for school places. The data within this plan for mainstream pupils is based on the October 2015 pupil count, and will be updated annually following the October pupil count. For Chapter 5 Special Educational Needs and Alternative Curriculum Providers the data is at January 2016.