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How Places Were Offered 2020 Official TRANSFER TO SECONDARY SCHOOL 2020 HOW PLACES WERE OFFERED AT EACH WANDSWORTH SCHOOL – 2 MARCH 2020 ARK PUTNEY ACADEMY (DFE no 212 5402) All applicants offered a place or a higher preference under coordinated admission arrangements. ASHCROFT TECHNOLOGY ACADEMY (DFE no 212 6905) Children with an Education Health Care Plan: 10 Specialist Aptitude Places: 24 Remaining places allocated within bands as follows: Band Looked After Children with Children of Staff Distance Children siblings at the (furthest school distance in metres) A 0 10 0 32 (1741m) B 0 14 0 27 (1628m) C 0 18 0 23 (1193m) D 0 18 0 23 (1260m) E <5 19 0 21 (1133m) BOLINGBROKE ACADEMY (DFE no 212 4000 Children with an Education Health Care Plan: 5 Looked After Children: <5 Children with siblings at the school: 37 Feeder Schools: (places offered and furthest distance offered (in metres): Feeder School Number of Places Offered (furthest distance in metres) Ark John Archer 8 (1476m) Belleville 49 (862m) Belleville Wix 11 (1723m) Falconbrook <5 (all offered) Honeywell 40 (1008m) Attending Feeder School – Next nearest 6 (1140m) BURNTWOOD SCHOOL (DFE no 212 5401) Selective (Ability) Places Offered: 83 (all those scoring standardised test core of 215 or above, and those scoring 214 living up to a distance of 1352 metres from the school, offered a place) Non-selective (Open) Places: All offered. CHESTNUT GROVE ACADEMY (DFE no 212 4328) Children with a Statement of Special Education Needs/Education Health Care Plan: 8 Specialist Aptitude Places in Art & Design: 28 Specialist Aptitude Places in Modern Foreign Languages: 30 Remaining places allocated within bands as follows: Band Looked After Exceptional Children with Children of Distance Children medical / siblings at the Staff (furthest social need school distance in metres) A 0 0 9 <5 21 (1261m) B 0 <5 11 0 19 (999m) C 0 <5 14 <5 15 (1148m) D <5 <5 18 <5 10 (700m) E <5 0 19 0 10 (1001m) CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE Official ERNEST BEVIN COLLEGE (DFE no 212 4297) Children with an Education Health Care Plan: 4 Selective (Ability) Places Offered: 73 (all those scoring standardised test core of 185 or above, and those scoring 184 living up to a distance of 276 metres from the school, offered a place) Non-selective (Open) Places: All offered. GRAVENEY SCHOOL (DFE no 212 5400) Children with an Education Health Care Plan: 7 Selective (Ability) Places Offered: 72 (all those scoring standardised test core of 254 or above, and those scoring 253 living up to a distance of 4974 metres from the school, offered a place) Non-selective (Open) Places: Looked After Children: 5 Children with siblings at the school: 119 Children of staff: 5 Other children living closest to the school: 77 (up to a distance of 617 metres from the school). HARRIS ACADEMY BATTERSEA (DFE no 212 4001) Children with an Education Health Care Plan: <5 Children with siblings at the school: 56 Other children living closest to the school: 132 (up to a distance of 3036 metres from the school). SAINT CECILIA’S CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCHOOL (DFE no 212 4734) Foundation Places: Specialist Music Places: 5 Looked After Children: <5 Those who attend Anglican churches with siblings at the school: 28 Those who attend Anglican churches living within the school’s admissions priority area: 13 Others who attend Anglican churches: 39 (up to a distance of 5619 metres from the school). Open places: Children with a Statement of Special Education Needs/Education Health Care Plan: 8 Specialist Music Places: 12 Looked After Children: 2 Children with siblings at the school: 31 Children of Staff: <5 Other children living within the school’s admissions priority area: 30 (up to a distance of 644 metres from the school). ST JOHN BOSCO COLLEGE (DFE no 212 4008) All applicants offered a place or a higher preference under coordinated admission arrangements. SOUTHFIELDS ACADEMY (DFE no 212 5405) All applicants offered a place or a higher preference under coordinated admission arrangements. .
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