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Directory by School Area Directory by School Name Directory by School Area Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions The directory section Every maintained secondary, upper, studio school What happened in previous years and UTC in Hertfordshire is listed in the online This information is to help you see how likely it is directory. There are 4 local school directories that your child will be offered a place at the school. which include information to help you with your The information is correct as at allocation day in application. each year and gives you an indication of what has School details happened in the last two years. The entry for each school gives the contact 2011 2012 details including the school website address. Number of places available 210 210 More information about school types is on page 2 of the Moving On booklet. A number Total number of applications 350 352 of schools have applied for academy status. Total number of places offered 210 210 Where possible this is indicated in the individual The table shows you how many places were school entry. Academy status will not change a available, how many applications the school had school’s published admission arrangements for in total and how many places were offered. September 2013. The number on roll shows the Other information includes how many children total number of children attending the school in were offered places under each rule. Additional January 2012. The published admission number information about allocations in previous years is shows the total number of children that can available at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions be admitted to the school for September 2013. The denomination will be given if applicable and Please note these statistics only include will be Catholic, Church of England or Jewish. applications made prior to allocation day. The Specialist status will list any specialisms the total places offered also show the position as school has. at allocation day. Many schools receive late The School Code listed for each school must be applications and make additional allocations given on the paper application form if you apply through the continuing interest process which are on paper. not reflected in these figures. Example Headteacher: Mr Head Summary of admission rules School Street, Fieldford, AB1 2CD The admission rules in the directories are 01234 567890 FAX 01234 567891 correct as at the time of going to press. However, @ [email protected] objections have been made to the admission www.school.sch.uk arrangements of the following schools and Type: Community (co-educational) therefore there may be changes: Number on Roll: 1234 Baldock; The Knights Templar School, Published Admission Number: 213 Bishops Stortford; Bishops Stortford High Specialist Status: Sports, Arts School, The Leventhorpe School, School Code: 9991110 Herts & Essex High School Please contact the school for further information. Open Event details Information about the open events being held at The directory contains a summary of each the school. school’s admission rules. Application form For voluntary aided, foundation schools and This section will tell you if you need to complete academies, you should read the full admissions a supplementary information form as well as policy which is available on www.hertsdirect.org/ applying online or on the paper application form admissions or from the school. in this booklet. Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 1 Directory 1 Hertsmere, Three Rivers and Watford Hertswood School Borehamwood and Watford Rural. School Details Queries about the outcome of applications to Headteacher: Jan Palmer Sayer this school and how the admissions rules were Cowley Hill, Borehamwood, WD6 5LG applied should be addressed to Hertfordshire 0208 238 7200 FAX 0208 238 7290 County Council. @ [email protected] www.hertswood.herts.sch.uk Type: Community* (co-educational) Yavneh College Number on roll: 1395 Published admission number: 280 School Details Specialist Status: Visual and Performing Arts Headteacher: Dr. Dena Coleman School Code: 9194001 Hillside Avenue, Borehamwood, WD6 1HL *Pending application to convert to Academy 0208 7365580 FAX 0208 9532749 status 1 September 2012 @ [email protected] www.yavnehcollege.org Open Event details Type: Academy (co-educational) Number on Roll: 788* Monday 24 September 6.00pm until 9.00pm Published Admission Number: 150 The Headteacher will speak at 6.30pm and Denomination: Jewish 7.30pm. There will be opportunities for tours of Specialist Status: Business and Enterprise the school during a normal working day in the School Code: 9194802 two weeks following Open Evening. *Yavneh College opened in September 2006 and Application form the school will grow incrementally. Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions or on the Hertfordshire paper application form. Open Event details 20 September from 6.00pm – 9.00pm What happened in previous years Booking is essential for security purposes. Borehamwood 2011 2012 Please see website, www.yavnehcollege.org for Number of places available 280 280 full details. Total number of applications 245 233 Application form Total number of places offered 256 265 Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Places offered under each rule or on the Hertfordshire paper application form AND complete the Supplementary Information 2011 2012 Form available from the school or the above SEN/ Rule 1 and Rule 2 3 3 website. Rule 3 73 64 What happened in previous years Rule 4 120 119 Rule 5 7 5 2011 2012 Rule 6 9 11 Number of places available 150 150 Rule 7 1 2 Total number of applications 503 451 Total number of places offered 150 150 Places are allocated in accordance with Hertfordshire county council’s admission Places offered under each rule rules – see page 16 - 26 of the Moving On 2011 2012 booklet. Parishes in the priority area for this school LAC 0 0 are; Aldenham, Bushey, Elstree and SEN 1 1 1 Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 2011 2012 2 Children attending Hertsmere Jewish Primary School or Clore Shalom Primary School at the Sibling 55 61 deadline for application. Feeder Schools 41 32 Nearest maintained 53 56 3 Children of members of teaching staff. For Jewish Schools these purposes, a member of teaching staff Distance 0 0 means an individual whom, at the deadline of application, has a full-time permanent teaching Summary of Admissions Rules contract of employment with Yavneh College and i) has been employed at the school for two A A ‘looked after child’ or a child who was or more years or ii) has been recruited to fill a previously looked after but ceased to be so vacant post for which there is a demonstrable due to an adoption, residence or special skill shortage, and in both cases i) and ii) will be guardianship order. A looked after child is one working at Yavneh College in September 2013. who is a) in the care of a local authority or b) being provided with accommodation by a local 4 Children for whom Yavneh College is their authority in the exercise of their social services nearest maintained Jewish secondary school. function (within the meaning of section 22 of the Children Act 1989) who obtain a minimum 5 In the event of over-subscription after each of three points on the Yavneh College Certificate of the above criteria 1- 4 has been applied, of Religious Practice. proximity to the School of the child’s home address as at the deadline for application Borehamwood/Bushey B Other children who obtain a minimum of will in each of the above categories be the three points on the Yavneh College Certificate of determining factor. Where the child lives with Religious Practice. parents with shared responsibility, each for a part of the week, the child’s home address C Any other ‘looked after child’, or child who will be defined as the address at which they was previously looked after but ceased to be spend the greater part of the week. so due to an adoption, residence or special guardianship order, who obtained fewer than Queries about the outcome of applications to 3 points on the Yavneh College certificate of this school and how the admissions rules were Religious Practice. applied should be addressed to the school direct. D Any other children who obtain fewer than three points on the Yavneh College Certificate of Religious Practice. The Bushey Academy In the event of over-subscription within each of School Details the above categories B and D, places will Principal: Mr A Hemmings be offered in accordance with the following London Road, Bushey, WD23 3AA further criteria: 0208 950 9502 FAX 0208 420 4038 @ [email protected] 1 Siblings of pupils attending Yavneh College at www.thebusheyacademy.org the deadline for application and who i) will still Type: Academy (co-educational) be attending Yavneh College in September 2013 Number on Roll: 578 or ii) have formerly attended Yavneh College Published Admission Number: 210 for a period of at least two academic years. School Code: 9196906 For these purposes a sibling means the sister, brother, half-brother or sister, step-brother or Open Event details sister, adopted brother or sister, and in every case living permanently in the same house from Thursday 20 September, 6.45pm – 9.30pm Monday to Friday. Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 2 Application form sister, or a half brother or sister, or a legally Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions adopted brother or sister or half-brother or or on the Hertfordshire paper application form. sister, or step brother or sister who will be living with them at the same address at the date What happened in previous years of their entry to the Academy) on the roll of the Academy.
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