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IAR-101003155494 Response Provided Under Reference Number: IAR-101003155494 Response provided under: Freedom of Information Act 2000 Request and Response: Under the Freedom of Information Act 2000, please supply the following: 1. A list of all Primary, Infant and Junior schools in Cornwall and whether they were oversubscribed or not-oversubscribed on national offer day 2017 (18th April). Please include each school’s Unique Reference Number (URN), DFE code, or address/postcode to allow us to identify each relevant school without ambiguity. We define a school to be oversubscribed if, and only if, at least one on-time applicant was refused a place and the applicant did not receive an offer from any higher preference school. If there were no refusals to on-time applicants - even if the school was unable to accept one or more late applications, or admitted over its published admission number - then we do not consider this school to be oversubscribed. If you use a different definition of oversubscription, then please make this clear in the response. 2. The total number of offers made at each school. Questions 3-5 apply to oversubscribed schools only: 3. The number of on-time applicants refused a place who did not receive a place at any higher preference school. By this we mean the number of unsuccessful on-time applicants remaining on each school’s waiting list. Please answer for each individual school. 4. The admission criterion under which the last successful applicant was admitted. 5. The home-to-school distance of the last successful applicant, assuming distance was used to allocate this place. Please include measurement units and whether this is based upon a walking/driving route, straight line/as the crow flies distance or an alternative measurement system. Please always list all schools within the Cornwall Local Authority even if you are unable to provide all the requested information - simply mark the relevant values as ‘Not Known’. Note: If any of these dates differ - please align to the relevant primary offer/deadline dates for your local authority. · Primary National Offer Day – 18th April 2017. · On-time applications – submitted before 15th January 2017. · Late applications – submitted after 15th January 2017. Middle deemed secondary schools (if present in your authority) may align with other secondary education provider dates If you feel that more information is required to interpret your answers to these questions, then please supply this information too. Information provided by: Children, Families and Adults Date of response: 4 May 2017 School Information DfE 1. School Oversubscribed 2. TOTAL OFFERS 3. TOTAL REFUSALS 4. Admission critera last of successful applicant Tie-breaker applied: (i) Where (a) two more or children fulfill the same criterion, priority will be given in the first instance to those children whom for the preferred school is the nearest designated priority willschool. (b) be given to those children whom for the preferred school is not the nearest designated school. Tie-breaker applied (ii) - Distance Tie-breaker applied (iii) - Random Allocation 5794 499 2037 Altarnun Primary School NO 8 0 2029 Alverton CP School NO 42 0 3871 Antony CE VA School YES 16 4 (6) All other applicants (distance tie-breaker) N/A Yes No 3549 Archbishop Benson CE Primary School YES 60 1 (5) All other applicants (distance tie-breaker) N/A Yes No 2524 Berrycoombe School YES 34 3 (2) living in the designated area N/A Yes No 2447 Biscovey N & I Community School NO 60 0 3392 Bishop Bronescombe CE School YES 45 4 (4) Children living in the Deanery of St Austell N/A Yes No (6) Children from within the deanery who have a brother 3888 Bishop Cornish CE VA Primary School YES 30 17 N/A Yes No or sister attending the school at the time of admission 2311 Blackwater CP School YES 15 3 (6) All other children (distance tie-breaker) N/A Yes No 2500 Blisland CP School NO 8 0 2229 Bodriggy Academy NO 53 0 2606 Boscastle CP School NO 10 0 2126 Boskenwyn CP School NO 7 0 (3) Children living in the designated area of the preferred 2321 Bosvigo School YES 45 14 Yes (b) Yes No school 2602 Boyton CP School NO 7 0 2019 Braddock CE Primary School NO 8 0 3381 Breage CE School NO 13 0 2754 Brunel Primary & Nursery Academy NO 60 0 2631 Bude Infant School NO 74 0 2413 Bugle School NO 20 0 (3) Children living in the designated area of the preferred 2730 Burraton CP School YES 60 16 Yes (a) No No school 2700 Callington Primary School NO 42 0 2701 Calstock CP School NO 12 0 (4) Children with siblings who will still be attending 2603 Camelford Community Primary School YES 34 1 N/A Yes No Camelford Primary School at the time of their admission. 2009 Carclaze Community Primary School YES 60 6 (3) Distance from school N/A Yes No 2503 Cardinham School NO 6 0 2300 Chacewater CP School YES 25 4 (6) All other children N/A Yes No 2449 Charlestown Primary School NO 48 0 2615 Coads Green Primary School NO 6 0 2228 Connor Downs Primary School NO 26 0 2132 Constantine Primary School NO 27 0 2121 Coverack Primary School NO 4 0 2103 Crowan Primary School NO 13 0 2400 Cubert School NO 29 0 3383 Cury CE Primary School NO 3 0 2226 Cusgarne CP School NO 12 0 2716 Darite Primary School YES 12 3 (6) All other children N/A Yes No 2039 Delabole CP School NO 20 0 2042 Delaware CP School NO 6 0 (3) Children living in the designated area of the preferred 2318 Devoran School YES 30 16 N/A Yes No school 2710 Dobwalls CP School YES 30 5 (5) All other children N/A Yes No 3875 Duloe CE VA Junior & Infant School NO 11 0 2605 Egloskerry School NO 9 0 2021 Falmouth Primary Academy NO 37 0 3033 Flushing CE Primary School NO 10 0 2713 Fourlanesend CP School NO 16 0 2401 Fowey Primary School NO 30 0 2022 Foxhole Learning Academy NO 13 0 2114 Garras CP School NO 8 0 2109 Germoe CP School NO 4 0 2301 Gerrans School NO 8 0 2100 Godolphin Primary School NO 8 0 (4) Children with siblings who will still be attending the 2307 Goonhavern Primary School YES 30 10 N/A Yes No preferred school at the time of their admission. 2403 Gorran School NO 12 0 3034 Grade-Ruan CE School NO 10 0 3542 Grampound Road Village CE School NO 19 0 3621 Grampound-with-Creed CE School NO 13 0 2035 Gulval Primary School NO 25 0 2703 Gunnislake Primary School NO 5 0 2227 Gwinear CP School NO 11 0 2128 Halwin Primary School NO 9 0 2704 Harrowbarrow School YES 17 8 (5) All other children N/A Yes No 2006 Heamoor CP School NO 28 0 2240 Illogan School YES 30 10 (5) All other children N/A Yes No 2432 Indian Queens CP School NO 52 0 2630 Jacobstow CP School NO 7 0 2302 Kea CP School YES 30 17 (6) All other children N/A Yes No 2208 Kehelland Village School YES 13 5 (5) All other children N/A Yes No 2119 Kennall Vale School YES 17 6 (6) All other children N/A Yes No 2608 Kilkhampton Junior & Infant School NO 17 0 (3) Children living in the designated area of the preferred 3218 King Charles Primary School YES 60 12 Yes (b) Yes No school 3543 Ladock CE Primary School NO 13 0 2112 Landewednack CP School NO 10 0 2706 Landulph Primary School NO 14 0 2506 Lanivet CP School YES 25 3 (6) All other children N/A Yes No 2508 Lanlivery CP School NO 5 0 2209 Lanner Primary School YES 30 7 (5) All other children N/A Yes No 2104 Leedstown CP School NO 12 0 3878 Lerryn CE Primary School NO 1 0 2612 Lewannick CP School NO 10 0 2036 Liskeard Hillfort Primary School NO 43 0 2015 Looe Primary Academy NO 34 0 2509 Lostwithiel School NO 20 0 2032 Ludgvan School NO 26 0 2510 Luxulyan School NO 12 0 2238 Mabe CP School YES 20 10 (6) All other children N/A Yes No 2113 Manaccan Primary School NO 4 0 2004 Marazion Primary School NO 17 0 3183 Marhamchurch CE Primary School NO 23 0 (3) Children living in the designated area of the preferred 2741 Marlborough School YES 30 27 Yes (a) Yes No school 2405 Mawgan-in-Pydar CP School YES 17 5 (5) All other children N/A Yes No 3385 Mawnan CE VA Primary School NO 16 0 2736 Menheniot Primary School NO 25 0 2420 Mevagissey CP School NO 26 0 2024 Millbrook CE Primary School NO 13 0 2312 Mithian School NO 15 0 2453 Mount Charles School NO 52 0 2313 Mount Hawke Academy NO 43 0 2008 Mousehole School NO 13 0 2115 Mullion CP School NO 13 0 2116 Mylor Bridge CP School NO 20 0 2028 Nancledra Primary School YES 15 6 (6) All other children N/A Yes No 2441 Nanpean CP School NO 23 0 2134 Nansloe Academy YES 30 18 (4) Children who attend Nansloe Nursery N/A Yes No 2507 Nanstallon CP School NO 15 0 2751 Newlyn School NO 21 0 2628 North Petherwin Primary School NO 7 0 2617 Otterham CP School NO 17 0 2511 Padstow School NO 20 0 2133 Parc Eglos School NO 60 0 (4) Children with siblings who will still be attending the 2737 Pelynt School YES 12 4 N/A No No preferred school 2758 Pencoys Primary School NO 25 0 2034 Pendeen School NO 8 0 (4) Children with siblings who will still be attending the 2757 Pennoweth Primary School YES 45 18 N/A No No preferred school 2230 Penpol School YES 60 4 (6) All other children N/A Yes No 2213 Penponds School NO 19 0 2002 Penryn Primary Academy NO 46 0 3894 Pensans Primary School NO 17 0 2718 Pensilva Primary School NO 10 0 2306 Perran-ar-worthal CP School YES 20 6 (6) All other children N/A Yes No (2) Children who live in the designated area of the 2325 Perranporth CP School YES 30 6 N/A Yes No preferred school 2707 Polperro CP School NO 14 0 2404 Polruan CP School NO 4 0 (2) Children who live in the designated area of the 2748 Pondhu Primary School YES 30 4 N/A No No preferred school 2504 Port Isaac CP School NO 7 0 2749 Porthleven CP School NO 32 0 (4) Children with siblings who will still be attending 2215 Portreath CP School YES 21 7 N/A Yes
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