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Details of Our Schools for Details on the Lowest Admissions Criterion We Met Last Year for Leicester Community and Trust Schools, Please Click Here Details of our schools For details on the lowest admissions criterion we met last year for Leicester community and trust schools, please click here. On time Admission Age application School Open Days School name limit range last distance / Contact details criterion met Babington Academy Academy (co-educational) Thursday Tel: 0116 222 1616 All preferences Principal: Ms Sara Fletcher 11-16 21 September Email: [email protected] 270 met Address: Strasbourg Drive, Leicester, 3.30pm – 6.30pm Web: www.babington.leicester.sch.uk LE4 0SZ Beaumont Leys School Community school (co-educational) Thursday Tel: 0116 234 4480 All preferences Headteacher: Mrs D Parkinson 11-16 28 September Email: [email protected] 210 met Address: Anstey Lane, 6pm – 8pm Web: www.beaumontleys.leicester.sch.uk Leicester, LE4 0FL Crown Hills Community College Community school (co-educational) Wednesday Tel: 0116 273 6893 All preferences Principal: Mr Farhan Adam 11-16 20 September Email: [email protected] 300 met Address: Gwendolen Road, 3.30pm – 6pm Web: www.crownhills.com Leicester, LE5 5FT English Martyrs Catholic School Voluntary aided (Catholic) school Please refer Thursday Tel: 0116 242 8880 (co-educational) to school 11-18 5 October Email: [email protected] Principal: Mr M T Carney 180 directly for this 5pm – 7pm Web: www.englishmartyrs.org Address: Anstey Lane, information Leicester, LE4 0FJ 10 Don’t forget to apply by the closing date - midnight 31 October 2017 Details of our schools On time Admission Age application School Open Days School name limit range last distance / Contact details criterion met Fullhurst Community College Trust school (co-educational) Thursday Tel: 0116 282 4326 All preferences Principal: Mr S Piggot 11-16 21 September Email: [email protected] 300 met Address: Imperial Avenue, 5pm – 7.30pm Web: www.fullhurst.leicester.sch.uk Leicester, LE3 1AH Hamilton Academy Academy (co-educational) Tuesday Tel: 0116 241 3371 All preferences Principal: Ms J Gair 11-16 12 September Email: [email protected] 240 met Address: Keyham Lane West, 6pm – 8pm Web: www.hamilton-college.co.uk Leicester, LE5 1RT Judgemeadow Community College Academy from 1 January 2018 Tel: 0116 241 1920 Thursday (co-educational) All preferences Email: [email protected] 11-16 21 September Principal: Ms A Petrie 300 met Web: www.judgemeadow.leicester.sch.uk 6pm – 7.30pm Address: Marydene Drive, Leicester, LE5 6HP Madani Boys’ School Please refer Voluntary aided (Muslim) school (boys) Thursday Tel: 0116 249 8080 to school Head of Schools: Mr R Laher 11-16 21 September Email: [email protected] 60 directly for this Address: 77 Evington Valley Road, 4pm – 6pm Web: www.madani.leicester.sch.uk information Leicester, LE5 5LL Madani Girls’ School Please refer Voluntary aided (Muslim) school (girls) Thursday Tel: 0116 249 8080 to school Head of Schools: Mr F Adam 11-16 21 September Email: [email protected] 60 directly for this Address: 77 Evington Valley Road, 4pm – 6pm Web: www.madani.leicester.sch.uk information Leicester, LE5 5LL Don’t forget to apply by the closing date - midnight 31 October 2017 11 Details of our schools On time Admission Age application School Open Days School name limit range last distance / Contact details criterion met Moat Community College Criterion 7 Community school (co-educational) Thursday (children living Tel: 0116 262 5705 outside the Principal: Mr B Killeen 210 11-16 28 September catchment area) Email: [email protected] Address: Maidstone Road, Leicester, 4pm – 6pm to a distance of Web: www.moat.leicester.sch.uk LE2 0TU 0.806 miles New College Leicester Trust school (co-educational) Thursday Tel: 0116 231 8500 All preferences Principal: Mrs J Brown 11-18 21 September Email: [email protected] 180 met Address: Glenfield Road, 4pm – 7pm Web: www.newcollege.leicester.sch.uk Leicester, LE3 6RN Rushey Mead Academy Criterion 7 Academy (co-educational) Thursday (children living Tel: 0116 266 3730 outside the Principal: Ms R Hindocha 378 11-16 21 September catchment area) Email: [email protected] Address: Melton Road, 6pm – 8pm to a distance of Web: www.rushey-rmet.org.uk Leicester, LE4 7AN 0.953 miles St Paul’s Catholic School Voluntary aided (Catholic) school Please refer Wednesday Tel: 0116 241 4057 (co-educational) to school 11-18 20 September Email: [email protected] Principal: Mr N Lockyer 180 directly for this 6pm – 8pm Web: www.st-pauls.leicester.sch.uk Address: Spencefield Lane, information Evington, Leicester, LE5 6HN 12 Don’t forget to apply by the closing date - midnight 31 October 2017 Details of our schools On time Admission Age application School Open Days School name limit range last distance / Contact details criterion met Sir Jonathan North Community College Community school (girls) Thursday Tel: 0116 270 8116 All preferences Principal: Mrs A Merrills 11-16 14 September Email: [email protected] 240 met Address: Knighton Lane East, 5.30pm – 7.30pm Web: www.sjncc.leicester.sch.uk Leicester, LE2 6FU Soar Valley College Criterion 6 Community school (co-educational) Wednesday (children living in Tel: 0116 266 9625 the catchment Principal: Mrs J Robinson 312 11-16 20 September area) up to a Email: [email protected] Address: Gleneagles Avenue, 6pm – 8pm distance of 1.301 Web: www.soarvalley.leicester.sch.uk Leicester, LE4 7GY miles The City of Leicester College Criterion 7 Community school (co-educational) Thursday (children living Tel: 0116 241 3984 outside the Principal: Ms A Gregory 300 11-18 5 October catchment area) Email: [email protected] Address: Downing Drive, Evington, 4.30pm – 7pm to a distance of Web: www.cityleicester.co.uk Leicester, LE5 6LN 2.781 miles The Lancaster Academy Tel: 0116 270 3176 Academy (boys) Wednesday All preferences Email: [email protected] Principal: Mrs A Fisher 11-16 20 September 240 met Web: www.lancaster.leicester.sch.uk Address: Knighton Lane East, 4.30pm – 7.30pm Leicester, LE2 6FU Tudor Grange Samworth Academy, 120 Please refer A Church of England School (60 Year 6 children Thursday Tel: 0116 278 0232 at the school to school Academy (co-educational) automatically go 11-16 21 September Email: [email protected] directly for this Headteacher: Mr I Harrison through to year 7 3.30pm – 6.30pm Web: www.samworth.tgacademy.org.uk leaving 60 places for information Trenant Road, Leicester LE2 6UA new applicants) Don’t forget to apply by the closing date - 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