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Child's Name: Pupil ID FURTHER SCHOOL PREFERENCE REQUEST FORM Child's Name: Pupil ID: Please see below a list of schools, and the borough location, where there may be vacancies or short waiting lists (contact details for other boroughs are on the enclosed yellow sheet). Please note the gender as your child will not be eligible for all listed schools. You can apply to as many schools as you wish. You can email your preferences to [email protected] with your Pupil ID Number (indicated in your letter - My reference) and your child’s name. Alternatively use this sheet to indicate next to the name of your preferred schools the order of your extra preferences, 1st, 2nd, 3rd etc. and return the form to: School Admissions Team, Green Zone, 2nd Floor, Kensington Town Hall, Hornton Street, W8 7NX. The relevant borough will be informed of your preference(s) and any offer that can be made will be notified to you by the School Admissions Team after 29 March 2017. ORDER OF SCHOOL NAME GENDER BOROUGH PREFERENCE 1st, 2nd, 3rd... etc Fulham College Boys' School* Boys Hammersmith & Fulham (Kingwood Road, SW6 6SN) The Hurlingham Academy* Mixed Hammersmith & Fulham (Peterborough Road, SW6 3ED) Phoenix Academy* Mixed Hammersmith & Fulham (The Curve, Shepherds Bush, W12 0RQ) Sion Manning Catholic Girls' School* Girls Kensington & Chelsea (75 St Charles Square, W10 6EL) Quintin Kynaston* Mixed Westminster (Marlborough Hill, London, NW8 0NL) Ark Elvin Academy Mixed Brent (Cecil Avenue, London, HA9 7DU) The Crest Academy Mixed Brent (Crest Road, London, NW2 7SN) Newman Catholic College Boys Brent (Harlesden Road, London, NW10 3RN) Villiers High School Mixed Ealing (Boyd Ave, Southall, Middlesex UB1 3BT) Northolt High School Mixed Ealing (Vincent Centre, Eastcote Lane, UB5 4HP) Alec Reed Academy Mixed Ealing (Bengarth Road, Northolt, G.London UB5 5LQ) Acton High School Mixed Ealing (Gunnersbury Lane, London, W3 8EY) The Ellen Wilkinson School for Girls Girls Ealing (Queen's Drive, Acton, London, W3 0HW) Kingsley Academy Mixed Hounslow (Prince Regent Rd, Hounslow, TW3 1NE) Isleworth and Syon School Boys Hounslow (Ridgeway Road, TW7 5LJ) Brentford School for Girls Girls Hounslow (5 Boston Manor Road, TW8 0PG) Springwest Academy Mixed Hounslow (Browells Lane, Feltham, Middx, TW13 7EF) St Gabriel's College Mixed Lambeth (Langton Road, Lambeth, SW9 6UL) Platanos College Mixed Lambeth (Clapham Rd, London, SW9 0AL) Evelyn Grace Academy Mixed Lambeth (255 Shakespeare Rd, Brixton, SE24 0QN) Archbishop Tenison's School Boys Lambeth (55 Kennington Oval, London, SE11 5SR) Trinity Academy Mixed Lambeth (56 Brixton Hill, London SW2 1QS) Lambeth Academy Mixed Lambeth (Elms Road, London, SW4 9ET) St Martin-in-the-Fields High School Girls Lambeth (155 Tulse Hill, London SW2 3UP) City Heights E-ACT Academy Mixed Lambeth (33 Abbots Park, SW2 3PW) Harris Academy Bermondsey Girls Southwark (55 Southwark Park Road, London, SE16 3TZ) Notre Dame RC Girls School Girls Southwark (118 St George's Rd, London SE1 6EX) Harris Boys Academy East Dulwich Boys Southwark (Peckham Rye, London SE22 0AT) Harris Academy Peckham Mixed Southwark (112 Peckham Rd, London SE15 5DZ) Walworth Academy Mixed Southwark (Shorncliffe Rd, London SE1 5UJ) Ark Globe Academy Mixed Southwark (Harper Rd, London SE1 6AG) Ark Putney Academy Mixed Wandsworth (Pullman Gardens, London, SW15 3DG) Harris Academy Battersea Mixed Wandsworth (401 Battersea Park Road, London, SW11 5AP) St John Bosco Catholic School Mixed Wandsworth (Parkham Street, Battersea, SW11 3DQ) Southfields Academy Mixed Wandsworth (333 Merton Rd, London, SW18 5JU) *Open sessions Fulham College Boys' School - Monday 6th, Tuesday 7th and Wednesday 8th March (all 9am to 10.30am) The Hurlingham Academy - Tuesday 7th March, or turn up for a tour whenever is convenient for you Phoenix Academy - Friday 3rd March (9am) and Friday 10th March (9am), or other times by appt. - 020 8749 1141 Sion-Manning Catholic Girls' School - Wednesday 8th March (6.30pm to 7.30pm) Quintin Kynaston - Tuesday 14th March from 9am to 10.30am.
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