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Secondary School Admissions Allocations 2020-2021 Secondary School Admissions Allocations 2020-2021 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 School First Second Third Unplaced and Children with Total Total 1st children children children children children Total Children School Name Places Preferences Preferences Preferences other EHCP Last Child Allocated (metres) Preferences Preferences allocated allocated allocated allocated allocated Allocated (PAN) Allocated Allocated Allocated allocations Allocated Looked After In-area sibling In-area Out-area sibling Outside area Ark Alexandra Academy 360 395 222 229 22 8 70 1 330 All preferences allocated Beacon Academy 220 432 253 235 10 2 0 1 248 Contact school Bexhill Academy 330 383 300 292 21 7 0 10 330 Contact school Chailey School 162 510 201 156 2 1 0 3 2 47 89 15 6 162 6,435m in category 5 Claverham Community College 230 551 269 214 9 2 0 5 9 61 95 11 49 230 7,452m in category 5 Gildredge House 84 282 99 76 7 0 0 1 84 Contact school Hailsham Community College Academy Trust 240 261 215 215 6 3 11 5 240 All preferences allocated Heathfield Community College 240 385 245 224 5 3 0 8 0 82 116 15 19 240 10,343m in category 5 King's Academy Ringmer 150 204 101 105 11 0 2 1 119 All preferences allocated Peacehaven Community School 180 294 192 168 6 1 0 5 180 Contact school Priory School 232 367 200 203 14 1 2 7 227 All preferences allocated Ratton School 243 539 179 170 52 20 0 1 243 Contact school Robertsbridge Community College 145 361 138 119 16 5 0 6 0 26 40 17 57 146 15,383m in category 5 Rye College 150 123 78 79 6 3 5 0 93 All preferences allocated Seaford Head School 240 393 257 230 1 0 0 9 240 Contact school Seahaven Academy 150 317 154 154 11 4 9 2 180 All preferences allocated St Catherine's College 216 398 266 209 9 4 0 2 224 Contact school St Richard's Catholic College 200 427 281 191 2 0 0 7 200 Contact school The Causeway School 189 160 68 71 12 3 68 1 155 All preferences allocated The Cavendish School 120 530 200 119 1 0 0 0 120 Contact school The Eastbourne Academy 180 272 134 134 21 7 16 2 180 All preferences allocated The Hastings Academy* 180 282 184 171 6 2 0 1 2 1 56 120 0 180 2,646.2m in category 4 The St Leonards Academy* 300 449 262 262 20 7 7 4 300 All preferences allocated Uckfield College 270 375 226 226 9 4 18 3 260 All preferences allocated Uplands Community College 150 259 113 115 18 5 10 0 148 All preferences allocated Willingdon Community School 200 397 205 186 9 1 0 4 2 57 120 4 13 200 2,733m in category 5 Notes Please note that all allocation numbers include late applications but preference numbers do not. Any over-subscribed school did not have any late applications allocated. Children whose Education and Health Care Plan (EHCP) names a school are not part of the allocation process for that school. Any community school that has admitted over the Published Admission Number has done so with the agreement of the Local Authority to enable local children to be allocated places. All preference allocated refers to on-time preferences. In some cases a number of late applications will have been refused..
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