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Your guide to applying for a Primary school Reception year in Kent 2019 for children born between 1 September 2014 and 31 August 2015 Year 3 (Junior school) for children born between 1 September 2011 and 31 August 2012 Apply online the simple fast and secure way kent.gov.uk/primaryadmissions Admission to Primary school in Kent 2019 Contacts The Fair Access – Co-ordinated Admissions Office is based at: Sessions House, County Hall, Maidstone, Kent ME14 1XQ The telephone number for Kent County Council’s Contact Centre: 03000 412121, and they can put you through to the Primary Admissions team or the Transport Team. You can e-mail the Admissions Team at: [email protected] Please note: Reception and Junior Common Application Forms will not normally be accepted if faxed to Kent County Council. Admission for Children with Education Health and Care Plans (EHCPs) The admissions arrangements for children with Education, Health and Care Plans are the responsibility of Kent County Council. For advice on the arrangements to admit your child into school, you should contact your local SEN Officer through your local Additional Educational Needs and Resources offices which are listed below: East Kent (Canterbury, Thanet, Swale) East Kent SEN Team, Brook House, Reeves Way, John Wilson Business Park, Chestfield, Whitstable, Kent CT5 3SS Telephone: 03000 421160 Email: [email protected] South Kent (Ashford, Dover, Shepway) South Kent SEN Team, Kroner House, Eurogate Business Park, Ashford, Kent TN24 8XU Telephone: 03000 420889 Email: [email protected] North Kent (Dartford, Gravesham, Sevenoaks) North Kent SEN Team, Joynes House, 1 – 4 New Road, Gravesend, Kent DA11 0AT Telephone: 03000 419345 Email: [email protected] West Kent (Maidstone, Tunbridge Wells, Tonbridge and Malling) West Kent SEN Team, Worrall House, 30 Kings Hill Avenue, Kings Hill, West Malling, Kent ME19 4AE Telephone: 03000 420997 Email: [email protected] 2 Admission to Primary school in Kent 2019 Online admissions Apply online for a school place Just go to Kent Online Admissions kent.gov.uk/primaryadmissions A simple, fast, convenient process which opens at 9am on 5 November 2018 and closes at midnight on 15 January 2019 Only one application per pupil will be accepted. If you apply online, do not complete a paper application as well. Keep your log on details safe and use your registered email address for all communication with the team. 3 Admission to Primary school in Kent 2019 4 Admission to Primary school in Kent 2019 If you go to kent.gov.uk/primaryadmissions you will see the following: Primary school places You must apply for a Primary school place if: l your child is due to start Primary or Infant school (Reception Year) l your child is at Infant school (Year 2) and is due to start Junior school (Year 3) l your child is at Primary school (Year 2) and you want your child to move to Junior school at the start of Year 3. If your child is at Infant school (Year 2) and you want to apply for a Year 3 place at a Primary school (rather than a Junior school) you must apply for an in year admission. What to do Choose a Apply Processing Offer day Accept or school decline • It’s important to find out • A simple, fast, • Email confirmation • On offer day (Tuesday • You must accept or more about schools you convenient process reassures you that your 16 April 2019) – an email decline the school place are interested in before which opens at 9am on application has been will be sent to you after you’ve been offered by you decide to name them 5 November 2018 and received. 4pm, telling you which Monday 13 May 2019. on your application form. closes at midnight on school you have been 15 January 2019. • You can log back on offered. • If it has not been • You can name up to 3 at any time to view possible to offer your child schools. • You can apply at any the information you a place at one of your time of day. entered, however you preferred schools, you will not be able to have the right to make amendments join the school’s waiting after 15 January 2019. list and/or make an appeal. If you wish to make a change please email kentonlineadmissions@ kent.gov.uk. l Online support available – telephone 03000 412121 and ask for the Online Admissions Team or email [email protected] (we will reply during office hours). l You can log on to view your school offer after 5pm on 16 April 2019 but you will need your username & password to access information. l You can also apply by post. Pick up an application form by contacting Kent County Council’s Contact Centre on 03000 412121, from schools or by emailing [email protected] Once completed send to: The Fair Access – Co-ordinated Admissions Team, Room 2.20, Sessions House, County Hall, Maidstone, Kent ME14 1XQ. 5 Admission to Primary school in Kent 2019 Everything you need to know 1. Introduction 8 2. What is primary education? 8 3. When can my child start school? 8 4. Will starting school affect my child’s entitlement to free Early Years education? 8 5. I want to educate my child at home 8 6. Who is responsible for admission arrangements to schools? 8 7. How many school places are available? 9 8. What are my chances of getting a place at the school I want? 9 9. What happened for admissions in September 2018? 10 10. To apply for your child to start at an Infant or Primary school in Reception 10 11. To apply for your child to start at a Junior School in Year 3 12 12. I am applying for an Infant School. What happens when my child is due to transfer to Junior School? 13 13. What if I miss the closing date for applications? 13 Junior schools in Kent 15 14. Help for children with Additional/Special Educational Needs or Education, Health and Care Plan 16 15. Applying for a Place at a Free School 17 16. How will places be offered? 17 17. What do these criteria mean? 19 18. What address should I use on my application? 21 19. I live in Kent. Can I apply for a school outside Kent? 23 20. I live outside Kent. Can my child be considered for a Kent school? 23 21. When will I hear if my child has been offered a place? 23 22. Can I defer my child’s entry into school and if so, for how long? 24 6 Admission to Primary school in Kent 2019 23. Why wouldn’t my child get a place? 24 24. When will I hear if my child has been offered a place from the waiting list? 25 25. Appeals 25 26. In Year Admissions 26 27. Will I get help with transport to school? 27 28. Other benefits 29 29. Can charges be made for School Activities? 29 30. Your guide to Data Protection 29 31. If Your Child has a Disability 31 32. Additional Information 31 Quick Reference 33 7 Admission to Primary school in Kent 2019 1. Introduction 4. Will starting school affect my This book has been produced to help you apply for a place for child’s entitlement to free your child in a Primary school. If you wish to know more about a Early Years education? particular school, you can visit the school’s website, contact the All 3 and 4 year olds in England are entitled to 15 hours per week school directly for a prospectus or make an appointment to visit. of free Early Years education each week for 38 weeks of the year and this can be used at registered Day Nurseries, Nursery schools, If you have any general questions about admissions that have Pre-schools and childminders. From September 2017, many not been answered in this booklet, please contact the Kent families will be able to claim up to 30 hours per week. County Council Contact Centre on 03000 412121 and ask to speak to a member of the Primary Admissions team. If your child starts school on a part time basis and you would like to know if they will be entitled to receive/continue to 2. What is Primary Education? receive any free entitlement for the remainder of the day, you should contact the Kent Children‘s Information Services on Primary Education covers the age range 4 to 11 and includes 03000 41 23 23 or email [email protected] or visit the the following types of school: website www.kent.gov.uk/cfis for further information. • Primary schools admit children aged from 4 to 11 years. The year groups are from Reception Year to Year 6. 5. I want to educate my child at home • Infant schools admit children aged from 4 to 6 years. If you wish to educate your child at home and the child has The year groups are from Reception Year to Year 2. As Infant never attended school, you do not have to inform Kent County schools do not admit children for Year 3 and above, parents Council, however it is good practice to do so. of children in Infant schools will need to apply for a Year 3 place at either a Junior or Primary school when their child If your child is attending school then you must put it in writing reaches Year 2 – See section 12 for more details. to the school that you wish to educate your child at home; • Junior schools admit children aged from 7 to 11 years.
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