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Secondary Schools – in Year Application Guide SECONDARY SCHOOLS – IN YEAR APPLICATION GUIDE How to apply for secondary schools in Hammersmith & Fulham, Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster City Council. Key to borough location: LBHF – London Borough of Hammersmith & Fulham RBKC – Royal Borough of Kensington and Chelsea WCC – Westminster City Council Key to school status: C – Community V/A – Voluntary Aided F – Free School A – Academy Fd – Foundation CE - Church of England RC - Roman Catholic AIF - Additional information form required (please refer to the schools admission arrangements that can be found on the respective school or council website). Full in year coordination - Schools for which applications must be made on the in year common application form. The Tri-borough School Admissions Team will advise applicants of the outcome and manage the waiting lists. Fulh Fulham College School LBHF A boys Tel: 020 7381 3606 Kijg Kingwood Rood SW6 6SN www.fulhamcollege.net Fulham Cross Girls’ School LBHF A girls Tel: 020 7381 0861 Munster Road SW6 6BP www.fulhamcross.net Hurlingham and Chelsea LBHF C mixed Tel: 020 7731 2581 Peterborough Road SW6 3ED www.hurlinghamandchelsea.com Phoenix High School LBHF Fd mixed Tel: 020 8749 1141 The Curve W12 0RQ l www.phoenixhighschool.org Partial in-year coordination - Schools for which applications must be made on the in year common application form. The respective school will advise the applicant of the outcome and manage their own waiting list. Fulh Grey Coat Hospital School WCC A girls Tel: 020 7969 1998 GGr Greycoat Place SW1P 4GH CE www.gch.org.uk AIF Hammersmith Academy LBHF A mixed Tel: 020 8222 6000 Cathnor Road W12 9JD www.hammersmithacademy.org King Solomon Academy WCC A mixed Tel: 020 7563 6900 Penfold Street NW1 6RX www.kingsolomonacademy.org 1 The content of this document was correct at the time of publication, 29th October 2013 and is subject to change. Any amendments will be posted on the website. Lady Margaret School LBHF A girls Tel: 020 7736 7138 Parson’s Green SW6 4UN AIF www.ladymargaret.lbhf.sch.uk Paddington Academy WCC A mixed Tel: 020 7479 3900 Marylands Rd W9 2DR www.paddington-academy.org Pimlico Academy WCC A mixed Tel: 020 7828 0881 Lupus Road SW1V 3AT www.pimlicoacademy.org Quintin Kynaston Community WCC A mixed Tel: 020 7722 8141 Academy www.qkschool.org.uk Marlborough Rd NW8 0NL St Augustine’s CE High School WCC V/ mixed Tel: 020 7328 3434 Oxford Road NW6 5SN A www.staugustineshigh.org CE AIF St George’s Catholic School WCC A mixed Tel: 020 7328 0904 Lanark Road W9 1RB RC www.stgeorgesrc.org AIF Sacred Heart High School LBHF A girls Tel: 020 8748 7600 Hammersmith Rd W6 7DG RC www.sacredhearthighschoolhammers AIF mith.org.uk Westminster City School WCC A boys Tel: 020 7963 6300 Palace Street SW1E 5HJ AIF www.wcsch.com Chelsea Academy RBK A mixed Tel: 020 7376 3019 Lots Road SW10 0AB C CE www.chelsea-academy.org AIF St Thomas More Language RBK V/ mixed Tel: 020 7589 9743 School C A www.stmlc.co.uk Cadogan St SW3 2QS RC AIF 2 The content of this document was correct at the time of publication, 29th October 2013 and is subject to change. Any amendments will be posted on the website. Schools not participating in coordination - Schools that will not be participating in the locally agreed scheme and for which the in year common application should NOT* be used. Please contact the schools directly for an application form. Burlington Danes Academy LBHF A mixed Tel: 020 8753 4950 Wood Lane W12 0HL www.burlingtondanes.org Holland Park RBKC A mixed Tel 020 7908 1000 Airlie Gardens W8 7AF www.hollandparkschool.co.uk London Oratory LBHF A boys Tel: 020 7385 0102 Seagrave Road SW6 1RX RC www.london-oratory.org AIF Sion Manning RC Girls RBKC V/A girls Tel: 020 8969 7111 St Charles Square W10 6EL RC www.sion-manning.org.uk AIF The Cardinal Vaughan RBKC V/A boys Te : 020 7603 8478 Memorial School RC www.cvms.co.uk Addison Road W14 8BZ AIF l The St Marylebone School WCC A girls Tel: 020 7935 4704 Marylebone High St W1U 5BA CE www.stmaryleboneschool.com AIF West London Free School LBHF F mixed Tel: 020 8600 0670 Cambridge Grove W6 www.wlfs.org Westminster Academy WCC A mixed Tel: 020 7121 0600 Harrow road W2 5EZ www.westminsteracademy.net *Please note – Schools not participating in coordination and accepting applications directly should have their own application form available from September 2013. If you are unable to obtain a form or to make contact with the school to obtain the form, the Tri-borough School Admissions Team will accept your child’s details using the common in year application form and will forward your request to the respective school on your behalf. 3 The content of this document was correct at the time of publication, 29th October 2013 and is subject to change. Any amendments will be posted on the website. 4 The content of this document was correct at the time of publication, 29th October 2013 and is subject to change. Any amendments will be posted on the website. .
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