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Moving on 2013 Directory 3 Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Directory by School Name Directory by Adeyfield School Marlborough Science Academy (The) School Area Ashlyns School Marriotts School – A Sports College Astley Cooper School (The) Meridian School (The) Baldock Barclay School (The) Monk’s Walk School Berkhamsted Barnwell School Mount Grace School Bishop’s Stortford Beaumont School Nicholas Breakspear Catholic School Borehamwood Birchwood High School Nobel School (The) Brookmans Park Bishop’s Hatfield Girls’ School Onslow St Audrey’s School Broxbourne Bishop’s Stortford High School (The) Parmiter’s School Buntingford Broxbourne School (The) Presdales School Bushey Bushey Academy (The) Priory School (The) Cheshunt Bushey Meads School Queens’ School Chorleywood Cavendish School (The) Ralph Sadlier School Garston Chancellor’s School Reach Free School (The) Harpenden Chauncy School Richard Hale School Hatfield Cheshunt School Rickmansworth School Hemel Hempstead Da Vinci Studio School of Creative Enterprise Roundwood Park School Hertford Da Vinci Studio School of Science and Engineering Roysia Middle School Hitchin Dame Alice Owen’s School Samuel Ryder Academy Hoddesdon Edwinstree C of E Middle School Sandringham School Kings Langley Elstree UTC (The) Sele School (The) Letchworth Fearnhill School Maths and Computing College Sheredes School Potters Bar Francis Combe Academy Simon Balle School Radlett Freman College Sir Frederic Osborn School Rickmansworth Goffs School Sir John Lawes School Royston Greneway School (The) St Albans Girls’ School Sawbridgeworth Harperbury Free School St Clement Danes School St Albans Hemel Hempstead School (The) St George’s School (Day) Stevenage Hertfordshire & Essex High School (The) St George’s School (Boarding) Tring Hertswood Academy St Joan of Arc Catholic School Ware Highfield School (The) St Mary’s Catholic School Watford Hitchin Boys’ School St Mary’s Church of England High School Welwyn Garden City Hitchin Girls’ School St Michael’s Catholic High School Hockerill Anglo-European College (Day) Stanborough School Hockerill Anglo-European College (Boarding) Thomas Alleyne School (The) John F Kennedy Catholic School Townsend Church of England School John Henry Newman RC School Tring School John Warner School (The) Turnford School UTCs Kings Langley School Verulam School Studio Schools Knights Templar School (The) Watford Grammar School for Boys Middle Schools Leventhorpe Watford Grammar School for Girls Longdean School Watford UTC (The) Loreto College Westfield Academy Yavneh College Previous page Return to Contents Next page Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions The Directory Section Every maintained secondary, upper, studio What happened in previous years school and UTC in Hertfordshire is listed in the This information is to help you see how likely it is online directory. The school directory includes that your child will be offered a place at the information to help you with your application. school. The information is correct as at allocation This directory covers all the towns in day in each year and gives you an indication of Hertfordshire. what has happened in the last two years. The entry for each school gives the contact 2012 2013 details including the school website address. Number of places available 210 210 More information about school types is on page 4 of the Moving On booklet. A number of schools Total number of applications 350 352 Total number of places have applied for academy status. Where 210 210 possible this is indicated in the individual school offered entry. Academy status will not change a school’s published admission arrangements for The table shows you how many places were September 2014. The number on roll shows the available, how many applications the school had total number of children attending the school in in total and how many places were offered. January 2013. The published admission number Other information includes how many children shows the total number of children that can be were offered places under each rule. Additional admitted to the school for September 2014. The information about allocations in previous years is denomination will be given if applicable and will available at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions be Catholic, Church of England or Jewish. Specialist status will list any specialism’s the Please note these statistics only include school has. The School Code listed for each applications made prior to allocation day. The school must be given on the paper application total places offered also show the position as at form if you apply on paper. allocation day. Many schools receive late applications and make additional allocations Example through the continuing interest process which Headteacher: Mr Head are not reflected in these figures. School Street, Fieldford, AB1 2CD Tel: Fax: Summary of admission rules 01234 567890 01234 567891 The admission rules in the directory are a [email protected] summary of the full rules. They are correct as at www.school.sch.uk the time of going to press. However, objections Type: Community (mixed) have been made to the admission arrangements Published Admission Number: 30 of the following schools and therefore there may Specialist Status: Sports, Arts be changes: School Code: 9991110 Leventhorpe - Please contact the school for further information. Open Event details Information about the open events being held at The directory contains a summary of each the school. school’s admission rules. For voluntary aided, foundation schools and Application form academies, you should read the full admissions This section will tell you if you need to complete policy which is available on a supplementary information form as well as www.hertsdirect.org/admissions or from the applying online or on the paper application form school. in this booklet. Previous page Return to Contents Next page Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions * In 2012 places were allocated in accordance Baldock with Hertfordshire County Council’s admission rules. In 2013 the school changed their admission criteria to the current set of rules. The Knights Templar School Summary of admission rules Headteacher: Andrew Pickering 1. Children in public care (children looked after) Park Street, Baldock, SG7 6DZ and children who were looked after, but Tel: Fax: 01462 620700 01462 620701 ceased to be so because they were adopted [email protected] (or become subject to a residence order or www.ktemplar.herts.sch.uk special guardianship) Type: Academy (co-educational) 2. Medical or social needs: Children for who it Number on Roll: 1326 can be demonstrated that they have a Published Admission Number: 210 particular medical or social need to attend Knights Templar. School Code: 9194016 3. Siblings living in the Priority area: Children who have a sibling at the School at the time Open Event details of application, unless the sibling is in Year 13. Wednesday, 2nd October 2013 and Thursday, 4. Children living in the Priority area who live 3rd October 2013: 9.30am to 12.00 noon nearest to the school who do not already have a sibling attending the school. Application form 5. Children of Staff. Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 6. Siblings living outside the Priority area: or on the Hertfordshire paper application form. Children who have a sibling at the school at What happened in previous years the time of application, unless the sibling is in Year 13. 2012 2013 7. Children living outside the Priority area who Number of places available 210 210 live nearest to the school. Total number of applications 591 693 Total number of places Children of Staff - are defined as children of 210 210 offered employees who have been employed at the school for two or more years on the date of the Places offered under each rule* application. 2012 Tie-break SEN/CLA and social medical 2 If more children qualify under a particular rule Siblings 83 than places available, a tie break will be used by In priority area, nearest school 114 applying the next rule to those children. In the cases of two applicants with exactly the same In priority area, nearest to school 0 priority under the same admission rules, but only Outside priority area, nearest school 11 one place being available, the school will offer to Outside priority area, nearest to both families. 0 school Parishes in the priority area for this school are : 2013 Ashwell, Baldock, Bygrave, Caldecote, Clothall, Edworth, Hinxworth, Newnham, Radwell, SEN/CLA and social medical 5 Rushden, Sandon, Wallington and Weston. Siblings in priority area 79 In priority area, nearest to school 89 Queries about the outcome of applications to this school and how the admissions rules were Children of staff 1 applied should be addressed to Hertfordshire Siblings outside priority area 17 County Council. Outside priority area, nearest to 19 school Previous page Return to Contents Next page Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Queries about the outcome of applications to Berkhamsted this school and how the admissions rules were applied should be addressed to Hertfordshire County Council. Ashlyns School Headteacher: Mr James Shapland Bishop’s Stortford Chesham Road, Berkhamsted, HP4 3AH Tel: Fax: 01442 863605 01442 876292 [email protected] Birchwood High School www.ashlyns.herts.sch.uk Headteacher: Dr. Chris Ingate Type: Foundation (co-educational) Parsonage Lane, Bishop’s Stortford, CM23 5BD Number on Roll: 820 (but we expect to have Tel: 01279 655936 Fax: 01279 757459 1250 students on roll from September 2013) [email protected] Published Admission Number: 210 www.birchwood.herts.sch.uk School Code: 9195406 Type: Academy (co-educational) Number on Roll: 1339 Ashlyns has changed its age range and is now a Published Admission Number: 240 secondary school taking children from year 7. School Code: 9194200 Open Event details Thursday 3 October 2013 Time: 6.30pm to Open Event details 9pm. Headteacher talks 7.15pm and 8.00pm. Open Day details Thursday 3 October 2013 Time: 4.30 pm to 8.00 pm.
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