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Primary Schools Appendix 2a Proposed Published Admission Numbers - September 2019 Birmingham City Council (the local authority) is the admissions authority for community and voluntary controlled schools in Birmingham. This document is a record of proposed Published Admission Numbers (PANs) for these schools. A PAN figure for a school does not include places reserved for pupils with a statement of Special Educational Needs (SEN) or an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP). Reserved places are admitted in addition to the PAN. Admission to these reserved places is coordinated through a referral process by the Birmingham City Council Special Educational Needs, Assessment and Review service (SENAR). For a full list of schools offering Resource Base provision please see: Schools with Resource Bases for SEN . Due to the continued changes in Birmingham’s school population as a result of fluctuating birth rates and increased levels of cohort growth, we continue to engage with a number of schools throughout the year to discuss proposed changes to PANs. Any proposed changes to admission numbers or creation of Resource Base places are consulted on as required in accordance with due guidance. Reception Intake - Community and Voluntary Controlled Schools Infant, Primary & All-through Schools DFE PAN PAN No. School Name Sep 2018 Sep 2019 Comments 2010 Adderley Primary School 90 90 2153 Allens Croft Primary School 60 60 2062 Anderton Park Primary School 90 90 2479 Anglesey Primary School 90 90 2300 Arden Primary School 90 90 2026 Banners Gate Primary School 60 60 2014 Barford Primary School 60 60 2017 Beeches Infant School 90 90 2239 Bellfield Infant School (NC) 60 60 2456 Bells Farm Junior and Infant 30 30 School 2435 Benson Community School 60 60 2025 Birches Green Infant School 60 60 2297 Birchfield Community School 90 90 2254 Blakesley Hall Primary School 90 90 2402 Boldmere Infant School & 90 90 Current consultation Nursery underway for a proposed Resource Base at the school. For details please see Beheard . 2030 Bordesley Green Primary 90 90 School 2238 Broadmeadow Infant School 60 60 2034 Brookfields Primary School 60 60 2465 Calshot Primary School 60 60 2312 Chad Vale Primary School 60 60 2040 Cherry Orchard Primary 60 60 School 2019 Proposed Published Admission Numbers Page 1 of 6 DFE PAN PAN No. School Name Sep 2018 Sep 2019 Comments 2251 Chilcote Primary School 60 60 3002 Christ Church CofE Controlled 30 30 Primary School and Nursery 3432 Clifton Primary School 120 120 2185 Colebourne Primary School 60 60 2052 Colmers Farm Primary School 60 60 2054 Colmore Infant and Nursery 120 120 School 2055 Cotteridge Primary School 60 60 2191 Court Farm Primary School 30 30 2284 Deykin Avenue Junior and 30 30 Infant School 2454 Elms Farm Community 60 60 Primary School 2294 Featherstone Primary School 60 60 2486 Forestdale Primary School 30 30 2079 George Dixon Primary School 60 60 2081 Gilbertstone Primary School 60 60 2296 Glenmead Primary School 60 60 2087 Grendon Junior and Infant 60 60 School (NC) 2466 Grove School 90 90 2091 Gunter Primary School 30 30 2093 Hall Green Infant School 120 120 2477 Harborne Primary School 90 90 A proposal is being developed to permanently increase Harborne Primary to 120 places by 2019 through expansion by the provision of an annex; pending full consultation and decision. The school will be offering 120 Reception places in 2018 through the provision of a bulge class. 2099 Hawthorn Primary School 30 30 2313 Heath Mount Primary School 60 60 2438 Highters Heath Community 30 30 School 2429 Holland House Infant School 60 60 and Nursery 2288 Hollywood Primary School 60 60 2015 James Watt Primary School 60 60 2005 Kings Heath Primary School 90 90 2118 Kings Norton Junior and Infant 60 60 School 2115 Kingsland Primary School (NC) 45 45 2441 Kingsthorne Primary School 60 60 2321 Kitwell Primary School and 30 30 Nursery Class 2019 Proposed Published Admission Numbers Page 2 of 6 DFE PAN PAN No. School Name Sep 2018 Sep 2019 Comments 2189 Ladypool Primary School 60 60 2119 Lakey Lane Junior and Infant 60 60 School 2127 Lozells Junior and Infant 60 60 School and Nursery 2129 Lyndon Green Infant School 90 90 2420 Maney Hill Primary School 60 60 2004 Mapledene Primary School 45 45 2132 Marlborough Infant School 90 90 2133 Marsh Hill Primary School 60 60 2406 Minworth Junior & Infant 30 30 School 2142 Nelson Junior and Infant 60 60 School 2457 Nelson Mandela School 60 60 2469 New Hall Primary and 45 45 Children’s Centre 3431 New Oscott Primary School 90 90 2436 Osborne Primary School 60 60 2021 Paganel Primary School 60 60 2149 Paget Primary School 60 60 2150 Park Hill Primary School 90 90 In conversation with school around potential decommissioning of school places in light of local sufficiency. 2425 Penns Primary School 30 30 2157 Raddlebarn Primary School 60 60 2159 Redhill Junior and Infant 30 30 School 2161 Rednal Hill Infant School 90 90 2063 Regents Park Community 90 90 Primary School 2169 Severne Junior Infant and 60 60 Nursery School 2008 Shaw Hill Primary School 60 60 2174 Sladefield Infant School 120 120 2176 Somerville Primary (NC) 90 90 School 3413 Springfield Primary School 90 90 2183 St Benedict's Infant School 60 60 In-year variation approved by School Adjudicator for reduction of PAN from 150 to 60 for 2018. A proposal is being developed to change the school from a 5FE infant school to a 2FE primary school from 2018; pending full consultation and decision. This proposal is linked to the proposal at 2019 Proposed Published Admission Numbers Page 3 of 6 DFE PAN PAN No. School Name Sep 2018 Sep 2019 Comments Ark Chamberlain Primary Academy. 3010 St James Church of England 60 60 Primary School, Handsworth 3025 St Mary's Church of England 60 60 Primary School 3016 St Matthew's CofE Primary 30 30 School 3019 St Saviour's CofE Primary 60 60 School 2178 Stanville Primary School 30 30 2179 Starbank School 180 180 2184 Stechford Primary School 60 60 2097 Story Wood School & 30 30 Children’s Centre 2067 Summerfield Junior & Infant 60 60 School 2190 Sundridge Primary School 30 30 2246 The Meadows Primary School 90 90 2018 The Oaks Primary School 60 60 2108 Ward End Primary School 120 120 2306 Water Mill Primary School 30 30 2482 Wattville Primary School 60 60 2308 Welford Primary School 60 60 2245 Welsh House Farm 30 30 Community School and Special Needs Resource Base 2019 West Heath Primary School 60 60 2011 Wheelers Lane Primary School 90 90 2276 Wilkes Green Infant School 90 90 (NC) 2445 Woodcock Hill Primary School 30 30 2278 Woodgate Primary School 60 60 2314 Woodthorpe Junior and Infant 30 30 School 2317 World's End Infant and 90 90 Nursery School 2412 Wylde Green Primary School 60 60 3421 Yardley Primary School 120 120 2227 Yardley Wood Community 60 60 Primary School 2485 Yenton Primary School 90 90 In conversation with school around potential decommissioning of school places in light of local sufficiency. 2231 Yorkmead Junior and Infant 60 60 School Total 7125 7125 2019 Proposed Published Admission Numbers Page 4 of 6 Year 3 Intake - Community and Voluntary Controlled Schools Junior Schools DFE PAN PAN No. School Name Sep 2018 Sep 2019 Comments 2016 Beeches Junior School 90 90 2241 Bellfield Junior School 60 60 The school will be offering 90 Year 3 places in 2018 and 2019 through the provision of bulge classes, in order to accommodate additional places admitted at Bellfield Infant School. 2024 Birches Green Junior School 60 60 2401 Boldmere Junior School 90 90 Current consultation underway for a proposed Resource Base at the school. For details please see Beheard . 2236 Broadmeadow Junior School 60 60 2053 Colmore Junior School 120 120 2092 Hall Green Junior School 120 120 2128 Lyndon Green Junior School 90 90 2283 Marlborough Junior School 99 99 2155 Princethorpe Junior School 60 60 2160 Rednal Hill Junior School 90 90 2192 Thornton Primary School 150 150 Thornton Primary School is in the process of reverting back to a junior school from a primary school with a 1FE infant PAN to a Junior School. The school currently has a smaller Infant than Junior capacity (30 / 150) therefore pupils already on roll in the School’s Year 2 will automatically be transferred into Year 3. The remaining vacancies in Year 3 will be offered to applicants in accordance with the School’s admissions criteria. All infant classes will have moved through the primary phase by 2019 and the PAN will revert to 120 from 2020. 2293 Wilkes Green Junior School 90 90 2225 World's End Junior School 90 90 Total 1269 1269 2019 Proposed Published Admission Numbers Page 5 of 6 Year 7 Intake - Community Schools Secondary & All-through Schools DFE PAN PAN No. School Name Sep 2018 Sep 2019 Comments 4333 Balaam Wood School 97 97 4115 Bordesley Green Girls' School 120 120 & Sixth Form 4015 Hodge Hill Girls' School 150 150 4201 Hodge Hill College 240 240 4223 Holte School 192 192 4301 John Willmott School 195 195 4063 Kings Heath Boys 120 120 4177 Selly Park Technology College 140 140 for Girls 4237 Swanshurst School 300 300 4188 Turves Green Boys’ School 150 150 4193 Wheelers Lane Technology 130 130 College Total 1834 1834 2019 Proposed Published Admission Numbers Page 6 of 6 .
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