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Directory by School Name 1 Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 2 3 Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 4 Primary School Area Directory 5 Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Junior School Area Directory Middle School Area Directory Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 6 The directory section Every maintained primary, infant, junior and Foundation schools middle school in Hertfordshire is listed in the The governing body of the school is responsible directory section and includes information to for admissions, setting the admission help you with your application. arrangements and allocating places. Apply online or request a HCC paper application School details form. In addition, complete the school’s The entry for each school gives the contact supplementary information form if necessary. details including the school website address. Voluntary aided schools A number of schools in Hertfordshire have These are faith schools or have charitable applied for Academy status. Academy status status. The governing body of the school will not change a school’s published admission is responsible for admissions, setting the arrangements for September 2011. admission arrangements and allocating places. Apply online or request a HCC paper application Example form. In addition, complete the school’s Headteacher: Mr Head supplementary information form if necessary School Street, Fieldford, AB1 2CD Published admission number FAX 01234 567890 01234 567891 This is the number of children that can be @ [email protected] admitted to the school in September 2011. www.school.sch.uk Denomination (if applicable) Type: Community (mixed) Catholic, Church of England, Jewish. Published Admission Number: 30 Nursery at School: Yes/No The School Code listed for each school must be School Code: 9991110 given on the paper application form if you apply on paper. Type Supplementary Information Form Schools are either: This section will tell you if you need to complete • Community a supplementary information form (SIF) as well • Voluntary controlled as applying online or on the paper application • Foundation or form in this booklet. • Voluntary aided Information about applications and allocations Community schools in previous years is available at Hertfordshire County Council is responsible www.hertsdirect.org/admissions for admissions and places are allocated in accordance with the County Council’s admission Summary of Admission Rules rules (pages 17-23) Apply online or request a The admission arrangements in this booklet are HCC paper application form. correct at the time of going to press. However, an objection has been made to the County Voluntary controlled schools Council’s primary admission arrangements. The Hertfordshire County Council is responsible Office of the Schools Adjudicator is considering for admissions and places are allocated in the objection and the outcome is expected accordance with the County Council’s admission during the autumn term. There is therefore a rules (pages 17-23) Although these are often possibility that there may be changes. Please Church of England schools, membership of visit the website for further information. a faith group is not taken into account in the The directory contains a summary of each allocation of places. Apply online or request a school’s admission rules. HCC paper application form. The full admission arrangements for each voluntary aided and foundation school are available at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 29 Reception 1. Catholic children looked after. 2. Baptised practising Catholic children who Abbots Langley School are resident in the parishes of St Saviour’s, Abbots Langley, or Our Lady Mother of the Headteacher: Anne Heywood Saviour, Chipperfield. Parsonage Close, Abbots Langley, WD5 0BQ 01923 263174 FAX 01923 261713 3. Other baptised practising Catholic children. @ [email protected] 4. Baptised Catholic children who are resident www.abbotslangley.herts.sch.uk in the parishes of St Saviour’s, Abbots Type: Community Langley, or Our Lady Mother of the Saviour, Published Admission Number: 60 Chipperfield. Nursery at school: Yes 5. Other baptised Catholic children. School Code: 2000 6. Other children looked after. 7. Catechumens and members of an Eastern Bedmond Village Primary School Christian Church. 8. Headteacher: Danuta Wall Any other children Meadow Way, Bedmond, Abbots Langley, WD5 0RD Priority will be given to those with a sibling at 01923 262825 FAX 01923 269397 the time of attendance and top priority to an @ [email protected] application within a category where professional www.bedmond.herts.sch.uk supporting evidence e.g. doctors, social worker, Type: Community priest, is provided at the time of application of Published Admission Number: 30 an exceptional medical or pastoral need of the Nursery at school: Yes child which can be most appropriately met by the school. School Code: 2270 Abbotts Langley Divine Saviour RC Primary School Tanners Wood JMI School Headteacher: Philip Gibbs Headteacher: Mike Lansdown Broomfield Rise, Abbots Langley, WD5 0HW Hazelwood Lane, Abbots Langley, 01923 265607 FAX 01923 291632 WD5 0LG 01923 262229 FAX 01923 269631 @ [email protected] @ www.divinesaviour.herts.sch.uk [email protected] Type: Voluntary aided www.tannerswood.herts.sch.uk Published Admission Number: 30 Type: Community Nursery at school: Yes Published Admission Number: 45 Denomination: Catholic Nursery at school: Yes School Code: 2147 School Code: 3410 In addition to our online or paper form, please complete a supplementary information form (SIF) for this school. SIFs are available from the school and at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Summary of Admissions Rules The governors are obliged by law to admit any child with a Statement of Special Educational Needs where this school is named in the Statement. 30 Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Albury Church of England Anstey First School Voluntary Aided Primary School Acting Headteacher: Mr Paul Larkey Headteacher: Anne Atherton Anstey, Buntingford, SG9 0BY Church End, Albury, Ware, SG11 2JQ 01763 848346 01763 849377 FAX @ 01279 771253 01279 771253 [email protected] @ [email protected] www.anstey.herts.sch.uk www.albury.herts.sch.uk Type: Community Type: Voluntary aided Published Admission Number: 10 Published Admission Number: 10 Nursery at school: No Nursery at school: Yes School Code: 2223 Denomination: Church of England School Code: 3303 Ardeley St Lawrence C of E VA In addition to our online or paper form, please Primary School complete a supplementary information form Headteacher: Jenny Dingley (SIF) for this school. SIFs are available from the School Lane, Ardeley, Stevenage, SG2 7AJ school and at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions FAX 01438 861284 01438 860372 and Ardeley Albury, Anstey @ [email protected] Summary of Admissions Rules www.ardeley.herts.sch.uk The Governors are required to admit a pupil Type: Voluntary aided with a Statement of Special Education Needs Published Admission Number: 18 which names the school. Nursery at school: No Denomination: Church of England 1. Children Looked After. School Code: 3306 2. Children who have siblings in the school at the time of admission. In addition to our online or paper form, please 3. Children who live at a home address within complete a supplementary information form the Ecclesiastical Parish of St Mary the (SIF) for this school. SIFs are available from the Virgin. A map is available at the school. school and at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 4. Children whose home address is outside the area as defined in Category 3. above, Summary of Admissions Rules but whose parents/guardians have, at the Children who have a Statement of Special time of application, shown commitment to Educational Needs on which this school is the Church of England or another Christian named will be offered a place at the school. Church by attending a service at least once in each calendar month for the year prior to an 1. Children in public care (Looked after application being made. Children.) 5. Any other children. 2. Children with exceptional and professionally supported social or medical grounds. 3. Children who have a sibling who will be Aldbury C of E Primary School attending the school at the time of entry. Headteacher: Jayne Bowles 4. Children who at the time of application have Stocks Road, Aldbury, Tring, HP23 5RT their home address within the ecclesiastical 01442 851240 FAX 01442 851181 parish of Ardeley (a map is available at school @ [email protected] and on the school website). www.aldbury.herts.sch.uk 5. Children whose home address is outside Type: Voluntary controlled the area as defined in Category 4 above Published Admission Number: 15 but where one or more of whose parents/ Nursery at school: No guardians have, at the time of application, Denomination: Church of England shown commitment to the Church of England School Code: 3000 or another Christian Church by attending a Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 31 service at least once in each calendar month 2. Children of parents or carers who reside for the year prior to an application being at any address that is in the Ecclesiastical made. Applicants in this category will need or Civil Parish of Aston (A copy of the map to ask their priest, minister or responsible showing Area A can be seen on the school official to complete the relevant section of website www.astonmarys.herts.sch.uk.) SIF/Clergy Form. Priority in this category is given to those who 6. Any other children. already have a sibling at the school at the time of admission. Tie break will be distance from the school, 3. Children of parents or carers outside the measured using the straight line distance ecclesiastical or Civil Parish of Aston who measurement provided by Hertfordshire have siblings attending the school at the time County Council.
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