APPEALS, AWARDS and STANDARDS REGULATORY BOARD (A) School Admission Appeals Panel – 4Th February, 2020 Athersley North 3 Refus

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APPEALS, AWARDS AND STANDARDS REGULATORY BOARD (a) School Admission Appeals Panel – 4th February, 2020 Athersley North 3 Refused Athersley South 4 Refused 1 Withdrawn Mapplewell Primary 1 Refused Holy Trinity 1 Refused (b) School Admission Appeals Panel – 11th February, 2020 Hoyland Common Primary 1 Refused Outwood Carlton Academy 1 Refused Laithes Primary 3 Refused 1 Allowed (c) School Admission Appeals Panel – 26th February, 2020 Athersley South Primary 2 Withdrawn Penistone Grammar School 2 Allowed (d) School Admission Appeals Panel – 9th March, 2020 Springvale Primary 1 Refused (e) School Admission Appeals Panel – 12th March, 2020 Cherry Dale Primary 1 Refused 1 Allowed Jump Primary 1 Refused Greenfield Primary 1 Allowed (f) School Admission Appeals Panel – 17th March, 2020 Outwood Academy Carlton 1 Refused (g) School Admission Appeals Panel – 20th March, 2020 Holy Trinity 1 Refused 1 Allowed (h) School Admission Appeals Panel – 29th June to 1st July, 2020 Outwood Academy Carlton 10 Refused 1 Allowed 4 Withdrawn (i) School Admission Appeals Panel – 2nd to 7th July, 2020 Penistone Grammar School 13 Refused 6 Allowed 4 Withdrawn (j) School Admission Appeals Panel – 8th to 9th July, 2020 Barnsley Academy 8 Refused 4 Allowed (k) School Admission Appeals Panel – 13th July to 15th July, 2020 Horizon Community College 8 Refused 4 Allowed 6 Withdrawn (l) School Admission Appeals Panel – 16th July, 2020 Outwood Academy Shafton 4 Allowed (m) School Admission Appeals Panel – 17th July, 2020 Kirk Balk Academy 1 Refused 2 Allowed 2 Withdrawn Appeals withdrawn prior to the allocation of a date Barnsley Academy 2 Withdrawn Burton Road 1 Withdrawn Carlton Academy 1 Withdrawn Gooseacre 1 Withdrawn Heather Garth 1 Withdrawn Horizon Community College 1 Withdrawn Kings Oak 1 Withdrawn Laithes Primary 4 Withdrawn Park Street 1 Withdrawn Penistone Grammar School 3 Withdrawn Wellgate Primary 1 Withdrawn Wilthorpe Primary 1 Withdrawn .

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