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Secondary School Admissions Allocations 2019-2020 Secondary School Admissions Allocations 2019-2020 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 School Children First Second Third Unplaced and Total Total 1st children children children children children Total Children School Name Places with EHCP Preferences Preferences Preferences other Last Child Allocated (metres) Preferences Preferences allocated allocated In-allocated In- allocated Out- allocated Allocated (PAN) Allocated Allocated Allocated Allocated allocations Looked After area sibling area area sibling Outside area Ark Alexandra Academy* 360 257 131 0 140 33 12 157 342 All preferences allocated Beacon Community College 220 435 288 3 257 8 2 0 270 Contact School Bexhill High Academy 330 337 242 5 263 32 4 25 329 All preferences allocated Chailey School 162 385 149 4 144 14 1 0 4 38 59 8 50 163 15,410m in category 5 Claverham Community College 230 560 274 4 215 9 2 0 5 71 99 9 42 230 7,111m in category 5 Gildredge House 120 437 179 4 137 4 0 0 145 Contact School Hailsham Community College 240 226 189 3 195 12 2 25 237 All preferences allocated Heathfield Community College 240 377 259 5 228 7 0 0 5 87 121 9 13 240 10,014m in category 5 King's Academy Ringmer 150 121 54 3 61 11 0 51 126 All preferences allocated Peacehaven Community School 180 212 131 7 138 20 5 20 190 All preferences allocated Priory School 232 368 219 7 225 18 4 1 255 All preferences allocated Ratton School Academy Trust 243 573 193 4 197 31 7 3 242 All preferences allocated Robertsbridge Community College 145 391 155 2 116 25 2 0 3 37 45 15 43 145 14,235m in category 5 Rye College 150 111 47 1 55 11 5 7 79 All preferences allocated Seaford Head School 240 398 239 4 234 2 0 0 240 Contact School Seahaven Academy 150 279 148 1 126 22 1 0 150 Contact School St Catherine's College 216 395 229 2 209 11 2 0 224 Contact School St Richard's Catholic College 200 396 262 2 197 1 0 0 200 Contact School The Causeway School 189 141 87 2 91 3 0 10 106 All preferences allocated The Cavendish School 180 508 185 0 169 9 2 0 180 Contact School The Eastbourne Academy 180 245 117 6 121 11 2 6 146 All preferences allocated The Hastings Academy 180 342 258 4 174 2 0 0 180 Contact School The St Leonards Academy 300 501 325 8 275 16 1 0 300 Contact School Uckfield Community Technology College 270 375 302 5 275 1 1 0 3 128 146 0 0 282 Category 4 & 5 refused Uplands Community College 150 285 124 1 120 21 8 0 1 35 46 19 48 150 15,529m in category 5 Willingdon Community School 200 392 198 4 189 7 0 0 2 60 118 2 14 200 4,083m in category 5 Notes Please note that since September 2018, home to school distances for community and controlled schools are measured in a straight line. Please note that all allocation numbers include late applications but preference numbers do not. Any over-subscribed school did not have any late applications allocated. *Ark Alexandra is the new school from September formed by the merger of Ark Helenswood and Ark William Parker. Children whose Education, Health and Care plan names a school are not part of the allocation process for that school. Any community school that has admitted over the Published Admission Number has done so with the agreement of the Local Authority to enable local children to be allocated places. All preference allocated refers to on-time preferences. In some cases late applications will have been refused..
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