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1 Summary of September 2017 Admissions to Secondary SUMMARY OF SEPTEMBER 2017 ADMISSIONS TO SECONDARY SCHOOLS Please note that this information was correct as at 24 February 2017. Changes may have taken place between the date this information was compiled and the date you are viewing it. OVERALL 1st PREFERENCE FIGURES 100% of 1st Preferences made for Admission to High School at Year 9 were successful. 92.5% of 1st Preferences made for Admission to Secondary School at Year 7 were successful. The % of 1st Preference Applications agreed within each area is as follows: Area % 1st Pref Area % 1st Pref Area % 1st Pref Agreed Agreed Agreed Biddulph 100% Blythe Bridge 98.8% Burntwood 83.2% Burton on Trent 87.15% Cannock 100% Cheadle 88.59% Cheslyn Hay / Great Wyrley 90.51% Codsall 100% Endon 97.14% Kidsgrove 100% Kinver / Wombourne 99.25% Leek 100% Lichfield 89.54% Newcastle under Lyme 92.81% Penkridge 100% Rugeley 100% Stafford 96.83% Stone 100% Tamworth 95.66% Uttoxeter 100% Werrington 80.65% Key to Headings First Preferences: The total number of 1st preference applications for admission to the school Published Admission Number: The published number used to determine the maximum number of places available for admission. Number Allocated: Total number of children due to be admitted to the school in September 2017 Number Refused: The total number of unsuccessful applicants Children in Care: Includes those children currently in public care and formerly in public care as defined within school admissions regulations. Statement of SEN/EHCP: Children with a statutory statement or Education Health Care allocated places Furthest Distance: Indicates the distance of the last child admitted under the distance criteria where applicable School First Published Number Number Children SEN/ Catchment Siblings Major Medical/ Distance Furthest Preferences Admission Allocated Refused in Care EHCP Contrib. Exception Distance Number named Schools (miles) Biddulph High School 163 211 180 0 3 1 129 37 10 0 0 n/a Chase Terrace Technology College 291 232 252 61 2 3 71 98 n/a 0 78 2.22 Erasmus Darwin Academy 215 185 185 56 1 0 n/a 62 n/a 0 122 2.8 Abbot Beyne School 99 150 171 0 0 0 80 47 n/a 0 44 2.83 Blessed Robert Sutton Catholic Sports 118 124 131 0 See table below for details of allocation for Catholic High Schools College John Taylor High School - A Science and 347 261 261 99 4 2 133 103 n/a 0 19 3.47 Leadership Academy Paget High School 101 169 149 0 0 0 78 58 n/a 0 13 3.5 1 School First Published Number Number Children SEN/ Catchment Siblings Major Medical/ Distance Furthest Preferences Admission Allocated Refused in Care EHCP Contrib. Exception Distance Number named Schools (miles) Paulet High School 141 150 160 0 1 1 52 40 n/a 0 66 13.29 The de Ferrers Academy 416 350 350 89 4 1 181 143 21 0 0 n/a Cannock Chase High School 160 220 167 0 1 0 97 44 n/a 0 25 4.98 Cardinal Griffin Catholic High 136 150 154 0 See table below for details of allocation for Catholic High Schools Kingsmead Academy 165 230 207 0 4 0 90 65 n/a 0 48 4.30 Norton Canes High School 57 120 90 0 1 1 56 19 n/a 0 13 4.41 Staffordshire University Academy 131 150 137 0 2 1 54 56 n/a 0 24 5.08 Cheslyn Hay Sport and Community High 247 224 225 44 3 4 94 96 28 0 0 n/a School Great Wyrley High School 69 195 108 0 1 1 42 32 7 0 25 4.39 Codsall Community High School 235 235 246 0 1 2 141 58 35 0 9 8.35 The King’s CE(VA) School 66 150 93 0 0 0 47 26 5 0 15 2.08 University Academy Kidsgrove 34 150 50 0 0 0 29 20 n/a 0 1 0.80 Kinver High School 121 120 137 0 2 2 36 43 n/a 0 54 8.83 Ounsdale High School 145 192 167 0 0 1 63 59 n/a 0 44 5.90 Leek High Specialist Technology College 100 175 105 0 1 1 67 30 2 0 4 3.26 Westwood College 210 200 210 0 2 3 117 57 17 0 14 9.2 King Edward VI School 221 214 214 49 3 0 81 82 n/a 0 48 1.81 Nether Stowe School 109 170 127 0 1 1 33 46 n/a 0 46 14.80 The Friary School 234 210 218 46 3 3 78 65 n/a 0 69 5.09 Blythe Bridge High School and Sixth Form 170 180 190 4 1 0 57 52 48 0 32 3.88 The Cheadle Academy 54 160 74 0 1 0 44 21 n/a 0 8 5.80 Endon High School 140 140 140 6 2 2 33 47 26 0 30 2.83 Moorside High School 186 155 155 39 6 2 31 37 17 0 62 2.93 Painsley Catholic College 244 220 220 40 See table below for details of allocation for Catholic High Schools Chesterton Community Sports College 153 165 167 0 3 1 68 40 0 0 55 6.46 Clayton Hall Academy 208 200 200 39 0 0 92 71 0 0 37 1.59 Madeley High School 109 135 123 0 0 1 51 51 6 0 14 7.58 Newcastle Academy 65 110 86 0 0 1 39 25 0 0 21 3.37 Sir Thomas Boughey High School 120 162 132 0 1 2 47 33 10 0 39 6.06 St. John Fisher Catholic College 192 165 165 61 See table below for details of allocation for Catholic High Schools Wolstanton High School 127 232 138 0 1 0 84 35 n/a 0 18 3.82 The Rural Enterprise Academy 32 60 32 0 0 2 n/a 1 n/a 0 29 16.73 Wolgarston High School 162 220 165 0 1 0 93 51 n/a 0 20 13.9 The Hart Academy 189 360 228 0 4 0 n/a 68 n/a 0 156 4.06 2 School First Published Number Number Children SEN/ Catchment Siblings Major Medical/ Distance Furthest Preferences Admission Allocated Refused in Care EHCP Contrib. Exception Distance Number named Schools (miles) Blessed William Howard Catholic School 152 186 165 0 See table below for details of allocation for Catholic High Schools King Edward VI High School 105 185 120 0 4 1 43 43 n/a 0 29 2.79 Sir Graham Balfour School 185 170 185 6 1 0 99 58 n/a 0 27 3.14 Stafford Manor High 54 120 60 0 1 0 33 19 n/a 0 7 2.09 The Weston Road Academy 194 200 200 4 2 0 94 64 n/a 0 40 6.97 Walton High School 226 210 210 37 3 0 94 85 28 0 0 n/a Alleyne’s Academy 183 255 208 0 2 0 137 47 n/a 0 22 8.31 Landau Forte Academy, Amington 152 192 173 0 0 0 69 43 n/a 0 61 5.39 Landau Forte Academy, QEMS 116 168 157 0 2 0 80 36 n/a 0 39 8.73 Tamworth Enterprise College – an AET 106 192 132 0 1 1 64 35 n/a 0 31 6.83 Academy The Rawlett School - an AET Academy 211 192 192 36 4 1 89 58 n/a 0 40 2.19 Wilnecote High School 107 192 128 0 0 0 55 43 12 0 18 1.83 Thomas Alleyne's High School 254 320 274 0 4 1 197 54 n/a 0 18 12.43 Catholic High Schools First Preferences: The total number of 1st preference applications for admission to the school Published Admission Number: The published number used to determine the maximum number of places available for admission. Number Allocated: Total number of children due to be admitted to the school in September 2017 Number Refused: The total number of unsuccessful applicants Statement of SEN/EHCP: Children with a statutory statement or Education Health Care Plan allocated places School First Published Number Number Children Statement Baptised Non Preferences Admission Allocated Refused in Care of Catholics Baptised Number SEN/EHCP Catholic Blessed Robert Sutton Catholic Sports 118 124 131 0 0 0 69 62 College Blessed William Howard Catholic School 152 186 163 0 3 0 71 92 Cardinal Griffin Catholic High School 136 150 154 0 4 0 51 103 Painsley Catholic College 244 220 220 40 6 1 121 99 St. John Fisher Catholic College 192 165 165 61 3 1 64 101 Academies – Year 10 Admissions Academy Please contact Academy directly for this information. JCB Academy 3 .
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