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HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL CHILDREN’S SERVICES iire Secondary / Upper / Yr 10 Transfer School Allocation Summary Report - Main Allocation Day - 01/03/2021 NOTES: 1. To view the allocation summary for a specific school, click on the school name in the Index. 2. To print the allocation summary for a specific school, click File > Print, and then specify the page numbers from the index below. School Town Phase Page Adeyfield Academy (The) Hemel Hempstead Secondary 3 Ashlyns School Berkhamsted Secondary 4 Astley Cooper School (The) Hemel Hempstead Secondary 5 Barclay Academy Stevenage Secondary 6 Barnwell School Stevenage Secondary 7 Beaumont School St Albans Secondary 8 Birchwood High School Bishop's Stortford Secondary 9 Bishop's Hatfield Girls' School Hatfield Secondary 10 Bishop's Stortford High School (The) Bishop's Stortford Secondary 12 Broxbourne School (The) Broxbourne Secondary 13 Bushey Meads School Bushey Secondary 14 Chancellor's School Brookmans Park Secondary 15 Chauncy School Ware Secondary 16 Croxley Danes School Croxley Green Secondary 17 Dame Alice Owen's School Potters Bar Secondary 18 Elstree University Technical College Elstree Year 10 19 Fearnhill School Maths and Computing College Letchworth Secondary 20 Freman College Buntingford Upper 21 Future Academies Watford (previously Francis Combe Academy) Garston Secondary 22 Goffs Academy Cheshunt Secondary 23 Goffs-Churchgate Academy Cheshunt Secondary 24 Grange Academy (previously Bushey Academy) (The) Bushey Secondary 25 Haileybury - Turnford School Cheshunt Secondary 26 Hemel Hempstead School (The) Hemel Hempstead Secondary 27 Hertfordshire And Essex High School and Science College (The) Bishop's Stortford Secondary 28 Hertswood Academy Borehamwood Secondary 29 Highfield School (The) Letchworth Secondary 30 Hitchin Boys' School Hitchin Secondary 31 Hitchin Girls' School Hitchin Secondary 33 Hockerill Anglo-European College (Boarding Place) Bishop's Stortford Secondary 35 Hockerill Anglo-European College (Day Place) Bishop's Stortford Secondary 36 John F Kennedy Roman Catholic School Hemel Hempstead Secondary 37 John Warner School (The) Hoddesdon Secondary 38 Katherine Warington School Harpenden Secondary 39 Kings Langley School Kings Langley Secondary 40 Knights Templar School (The) Baldock Secondary 41 Laureate Academy Hemel Hempstead Secondary 42 Leventhorpe School Sawbridgeworth Secondary 43 Longdean School Hemel Hempstead Secondary 44 Loreto College St Albans Secondary 45 Marlborough Science Academy (The) St Albans Secondary 46 Marriotts School Stevenage Secondary 47 Monks Walk School Welwyn Garden City Secondary 48 Mount Grace School Potters Bar Secondary 49 Nicholas Breakspear Catholic School St Albans Secondary 50 School Town Phase Page Nobel School (The) Stevenage Secondary 51 Onslow St Audrey's School Hatfield Secondary 52 Parmiter's School Garston Secondary 53 Presdales School Ware Secondary 54 Priory School (The) Hitchin Secondary 56 Queens' School Bushey Secondary 57 Reach Free School (The) Rickmansworth Secondary 58 Richard Hale School Hertford Secondary 59 Rickmansworth School Rickmansworth Secondary 61 Ridgeway Academy Welwyn Garden City Secondary 62 Robert Barclay Academy Hoddesdon Secondary 63 Roundwood Park School Harpenden Secondary 64 Saint John Henry Newman Catholic School (The) Stevenage Secondary 65 Samuel Ryder Academy St Albans Secondary 66 Sandringham School St Albans Secondary 67 Sele School (The) Hertford Secondary 68 Simon Balle School Hertford Secondary 69 Sir John Lawes School Harpenden Secondary 70 St Albans Girls' School St Albans Secondary 71 St Clement Danes School Chorleywood Secondary 73 St George's School (Boarding Place) Harpenden Secondary 74 St George's School (Day Place) Harpenden Secondary 75 St Joan of Arc Catholic School Rickmansworth Secondary 76 St Mary's Catholic (Bishops Stortford) Bishop's Stortford Secondary 77 St Mary's Church of England High School Cheshunt Secondary 78 St Michael's Catholic High School Garston Secondary 79 Stanborough School Welwyn Garden City Secondary 80 Thomas Alleyne Academy (The) Stevenage Secondary 81 Townsend C of E (VA) Secondary School St Albans Secondary 82 Tring School Tring Secondary 83 Verulam School St Albans Secondary 84 Watford Grammar School for Boys Watfford Secondary 86 Watford Grammar School for Girls Watford Secondary 87 Watford University Technical College Watford Year 10 88 Westfield Academy Watford Secondary 89 Yavneh College Borehamwood Secondary 90 HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL - CHILDREN’S SERVICES ii Secondary/Upper/Yr 10 Transfer Hertfordshire School Allocation Summary Report - Main Allocation Day - 01/03/2021 Adeyfield Academy (The) Total Applications: 274 PAN: 150 Total Allocations: 156 Children with EHC plan Number Allocated SEN (Special Educational Needs) 6 Admission Rule Number Allocated Children Looked After Or Previously Looked After 0 Medical/Social 0 Siblings 34 Children of Staff 1 Distance 93 Home to school distance of most distant child 7,544.82 m Non Ranked Allocation 22 This school is its own admitting authority. Hertfordshire County Council administers allocations on behalf of the school. The school agreed to allocate an additional 6 students on allocation day to meet local demand. 3 HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL - CHILDREN’S SERVICES ii Secondary/Upper/Yr 10 Transfer Hertfordshire School Allocation Summary Report - Main Allocation Day - 01/03/2021 Ashlyns School Total Applications: 735 PAN: 240 Total Allocations: 270 Children with EHC plan Number Allocated SEN (Special Educational Needs) 2 Admission Rule Number Allocated Children Looked After Or Previously Looked After 5 Medical/Social 0 Siblings 95 Children of Staff 7 In Priority Area, Nearest School 161 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 3,740.80 m In Priority Area, Not Nearest School 0 Outside Priority Area, Distance 0 Non Ranked Allocation 0 This school is its own admitting authority. Hertfordshire County Council administers allocations on behalf of the school. In 2021, the school will admit an additional 30 students to Year 7 as a local agreement (intake of 270). 4 HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL - CHILDREN’S SERVICES ii Secondary/Upper/Yr 10 Transfer Hertfordshire School Allocation Summary Report - Main Allocation Day - 01/03/2021 Astley Cooper School (The) Total Applications: 344 PAN: 180 Total Allocations: 180 Children with EHC plan Number Allocated SEN (Special Educational Needs) 7 Admission Rule Number Allocated Children Looked After Or Previously Looked After 1 Medical/Social 0 Siblings 68 In Priority Area, Nearest School 95 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 5,142.35 m In Priority Area, Not Nearest School 9 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 1,880.65 m Outside Priority Area, Distance 0 Non Ranked Allocation 0 This school is its own admitting authority using Hertfordshire County Council's oversubscription criteria. Hertfordshire County Council administers allocations on behalf of the school. 5 HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL - CHILDREN’S SERVICES ii Secondary/Upper/Yr 10 Transfer Hertfordshire School Allocation Summary Report - Main Allocation Day - 01/03/2021 Barclay Academy Total Applications: 371 PAN: 196 Total Allocations: 198 Children with EHC plan Number Allocated SEN (Special Educational Needs) 4 Admission Rule Number Allocated Children Looked After Or Previously Looked After 0 Medical/Social 0 Siblings 53 In Priority Area, Nearest School 35 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 2,326.88 m In Priority Area, Not Nearest School 42 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 6,423.56 m Outside Priority Area, Distance 2 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 19,425.83 m Non Ranked Allocation 62 This school is its own admitting authority using Hertfordshire County Council's oversubscription criteria. Hertfordshire County Council administers allocations on behalf of the school. The school agreed to allocate an additional 2 students on allocation day to meet local demand. 6 HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL - CHILDREN’S SERVICES ii Secondary/Upper/Yr 10 Transfer Hertfordshire School Allocation Summary Report - Main Allocation Day - 01/03/2021 Barnwell School Total Applications: 393 PAN: 270 Total Allocations: 270 Children with EHC plan Number Allocated SEN (Special Educational Needs) 4 Admission Rule Number Allocated Children Looked After Or Previously Looked After 2 Medical/Social 0 Siblings 77 In Priority Area, Nearest School 124 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 3,391.12 m In Priority Area, Not Nearest School 23 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 4,793.87 m Outside Priority Area, Distance 1 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 3,901.54 m Non Ranked Allocation 39 This school is its own admitting authority using Hertfordshire County Council's oversubscription criteria. Hertfordshire County Council administers allocations on behalf of the school. 7 HERTFORDSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL - CHILDREN’S SERVICES ii Secondary/Upper/Yr 10 Transfer Hertfordshire School Allocation Summary Report - Main Allocation Day - 01/03/2021 Beaumont School Total Applications: 1154 PAN: 210 Total Allocations: 211 Children with EHC plan Number Allocated SEN (Special Educational Needs) 4 Admission Rule Number Allocated Children Looked After Or Previously Looked After 0 Medical/Social 1 Siblings 93 Chlidren of Staff 4 In Priority Area, Nearest School 108 Home to school distance of most distant child admitted 981.00 m In Priority Area, Not Nearest School 0 Outside
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