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Download Here.Pdf How secondary school places were allocated for September 2021 The information below shows how secondary school places were allocated for September 2021. This will help you to decide which schools to apply to. The data changes every year, so this should be used as a guide only. The admission criteria for each school can be found in our brochure 'Secondary School Transfer September 2022.' The number of applications represents all preferences regardless of order. Bolder Academy Places available = 180 Applications received = 692 SEN allocations = 2 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 2 Sibling 38 Staff 0 Distance 138 - last distance offered - 3.398 miles Brentford School for Girls Places available = 155 Applications received = 426 SEN allocations = 3 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 0 Medical/social 0 Sibling 32 Staff 1 Single Sex 42 Distance 51 - all offered Chiswick School Places available = 240 Applications received = 615 SEN allocations = 0 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 4 Medical/social 0 Sibling 57 Distance 179 -last distance offered - 2.139 miles Cranford Community College Places available = 210 Applications received = 743 SEN allocations = 8 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 2 Medical/Social 0 Sibling 94 Staff 0 Distance 106 - last distance offered - 1.226 miles Green School for Boys Places available = 150 Applications received = 451 SEN allocations = 2 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 0 Medical/social 0 Christian Foundation Places 32 - all offered Open /Community Applications 116 - all offered Staff 0 Green School for Girls Places available = 155 Applications received = 627 SEN allocations = 41 Criteria Allocations Christian Foundation Places (100) 49 - all offered Other World Faiths (30) 65 - all offered Community (25) 40 - last distance offered - 0.680 miles Staff 0 Gumley House Convent School Places available = 192 Applications received = 567 SEN allocations = 2 Criteria Allocations Catholic Looked after children 0 Baptised Catholics with CCP 125 - last distance offered -9.908 miles Baptised Catholics without CCP 5 - last distance offered - 4.062 miles Other Looked after children 1 Eastern Christian and Orthodox 4 - last distance offered - 1.129 miles Christian (with support from religious leader) 10 - last distance offered - 5.849 miles Other Faiths (with support from religious leader) 13 - last distance offered - 5.734 miles Other applicants 34 - last distance offered - 7.146 miles Gunnersbury Catholic School Places available = 184 Applications received = 695 SEN allocations = 1 Criteria Allocations Catholic Looked after children 0 183 - last distance offered per Deanery Hounslow - 2.676 miles, Ealing - all offered, Baptised Catholics with CCP Upper Thames - all offered, Grouped - all offered Hammersmith & Fulham - 3.761 miles, All other - 8.162 miles Kensington & Chelsea - 6.665 miles Baptised Catholics without CCP 0 Other Looked after children 0 Eastern Christian and Orthodox 0 The Heathland School Places available = 270 Applications received = 1304 SEN allocations = 8 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 0 Medical/social 0 Sibling 110 Staff 4 Distance 148 - last distance offered - 0.997 miles Heston Community School Places available = 205 Applications received = 693 SEN allocations = 8 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 0 Medical/social 0 Sibling 72 Staff 0 Distance 125 - last distance offered -2.054 miles Isleworth & Syon School for Boys Places available = 240 Applications received = 392 SEN allocations = 0 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 0 Sibling 44 Single sex 32 Staff 1 Distance 49 - all offered Alternative offers 80 Kingsley Academy Places available = 180 Applications received = 377 SEN allocations = 2 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 0 Medical/social 0 Sibling 31 Distance 63 - all offered Alternative offers 84 Lampton School Places available = 240 Applications received = 1148 SEN allocations = 8 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 2 Medical/social 0 Sibling 77 Staff 0 Distance 153 - last distance offered - 1.255 miles Nishkam School West London Places available = 108 (50 internal, 58 external) Applications received = 338 SEN allocations = 2 Criteria Allocations Faith - LAC 0 Faith - Sibling 7 Faith - Staff 0 Faith - Amritdhari 14 - all offered Faith - Keshadhari 6 - last distance offered - 2.352 miles Faith -other 0 Open - LAC 0 Open - Sibling 7 Open - Staff 0 Open - Distance 20 - last distance offered -1.886 miles Reach Academy Feltham Places available Applications received SEN allocations Criteria Allocations Looked after children Pupil Premium Reach Academy is an all through school. There was no formal entry point in Year 7. All children Medical/social attending Reach Academy in Year 6 automatically transfer to Year 7. Sibling Catchment Rivers Academy West London Places available = 180 Applications received = 447 SEN allocations = 2 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 0 Sibling 67 Staff 0 Distance 67 - all offered Springwest Academy Places available = 180 Applications received = 375 SEN allocations = 12 Criteria Allocations Looked after children 2 Sibling 58 Distance 104 - all offered Alternative offers 4 St Mark's Catholic School Places available = 186 Applications received = 1235 SEN allocations = 1 Criteria Allocations Catholic Looked after children 0 185 - last distance offered per Deanery Baptised Catholics with CCP Hounslow - 0.935 miles, Hillingdon - 3.076 miles, Upper Thames - 1.906 miles, Ealing - 4.529 miles Baptised Catholics without CCP 0 Other Looked after children 0 Christian (with support from religious leader) 0 Other applicants 0 CCP - Certificate of Catholic Practice.
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