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How places were offered for LBHF secondary schools for 2021 • To provide you with as much information as possible, below are details of how places were offered for all schools located in Hammersmith and Fulham. • If you are considering applying for further schools, you are advised to use this information to determine the likelihood of your child being offered a place. • If you would like further information on why your child was not offered your preferred school(s), please refer to the yellow contact information list which tells you how to do this. • The abbreviation ‘LAC’ is used throughout this document, this stands for Looked After Child and applies to children who are, or were, in the public care of a Local Authority. Hammersmith & Fulham Secondary Schools Ark Burlington Danes Academy Places available = 180 (Applications received = 324) 3 places for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan • All applicants who applied were offered a place For further information please contact the Admissions Team. ( 020 8753 1085 Fulham Boys' School Places available = 130 (Applications received = 469) 5 places for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers LAC priority 0 offers Founders' Children 0 offers Children of Staff 0 offer Sports Aptitude 5 offers 6 offers, Chistian faith applicants with a sibling link Faith Applicants (60 total offers) 28 offers, members of Anglican church residing within the priority zone Random tie-breaker used within each 20 offers, members of other Christain churches residing within the priority zone criterion 6 offers, other Christian faith applicants residing outside of the priority zone Open Applicants (60 total offers) 28 offers, boys with a sibling link 32 offers, boys residing within the priority zone Random tie-breaker used within each 0 offers, boys residing outside of the priority zone criterion For further information please contact the Admissions Team. ( 020 8753 1085 Fulham Cross Academy Places available = 120 (Applications received = 312) 2 places for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan • All applicants who applied were offered a place For further information please contact the Admissions Team. ( 020 8753 1085 Fulham Cross Girls' School Places available = 135 (Applications received = 293) 1 place for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan • All applicants who applied were offered a place For further information please contact the Admissions Team. ( 020 8753 1085 Hammersmith Academy Places available = 130 (Applications received = 777) 5 places for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers 26 offers (including sibling offers outside the priority area), last offer up to 0.709 Band A miles straight-line outside the priority area Band B 26 offers, last offer up to 0.784 miles straight-line inside the priority area 26 offers, (including 1 LAC) last offer up to 0.623 miles straight-line inside the Band C priority area Band D 26 offers, last offer up to 0.742 miles straight-line inside the priority area 21 offers, (including 1 LAC) last offer up to 0.444 miles straight-line inside the Band E priority area For further information please contact the school. ( 020 8222 6000 The Hurlingham Academy Places available = 150 (Applications received = 373) 2 places for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers LAC priority 1 offer Exceptional Need 0 offers Siblings 29 offers Distance 118 offers, last offer up to 3.103 miles straight-line distance For further information please contact the Admissions Team. ( 020 8753 1085 Lady Margaret School Places available = 120 (Applications received = 657) 2 places for a pupil with an Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Foundation Band 1 17 offers (including 4 siblings), last offer up to 1.816 miles straight-line distance 37 offers (including 9 siblings), last offer up to 2.310 miles straight-line distance (4 Foundation Band 2 additonal offers within Band 2 due to Band 3 offering all applicants) 13 offers (including 3 siblings), last offer up to 4.462 miles straight-line distance Foundation Band 3 (band exhausted) Open Band 1 13 offers (including 2 siblings), last offer up to 0.295 miles straight-line distance Open Band 2 27 offers (including 3 siblings), last offer up to 0.475 miles straight-line distance Open Band 3 11 offers (including 4 siblings), last offer up to 0.364 miles straight-line distance For further information please contact the school. ( 020 7736 7138 The London Oratory School Places available = 160 (Applications received = 941) 8 places for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Catholic LAC 4 offers, category A 43 offers, category B1 practising Catholic boys with a sibling link Practising Catholic Boys (148 total offers) 3 offers, category B2 practising Catholic boys who are a sibling of a former pupil Random tie-breaker used within each 12 offers, category B3 practising Catholic boys who attend Oratory Catholic criterion Primary School, Bury Walk, Cale Street, SW3 6QH 90 offers, category B4 practising Catholic boys For further information please contact the school. ( 020 7385 0102 Phoenix Academy Places available = 150 (Applications received = 179) 4 places for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan • All applicants who applied were offered a place For further information please contact the Admissions Team. ( 020 8753 1085 Sacred Heart High School Places available = 198 (Applications received = 812) 6 places for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Catholic LAC 0 offers, criterion 1 4 offers, criterion 2a Catholic girls with an exceptional need Catholic Girls with a Certificate of Catholic Practice (192 total offers) 39 offers, criterion 2b Catholic girls with a sibling link Random tie-breaker used within each criterion 0 offers, criterion 2c Catholic girls who are children of staff 149 offers, criterion 2d Catholic girls who attend one of the feeder schools For further information please contact the school. ( 020 8748 7600 West London Free School Places available = 130 (Applications received = 1200) 6 places for pupils with an Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers LAC priority 2 offers Founders' Children 0 offers Musical Aptitude 12 offers Siblings (pre-July 2016) 5 offers, children whose sibling joined WLFS before July 2016 Children of Staff 2 offers Pupils at Primary Feeder Schools 76 offers, to those attending West London Free School Primary or Earl's Court for 2021 Free School Primary Siblings (Secondary) 36 offers, children with a sibling at WLFS Secondary Siblings (Primary) 0 offers, children with a sibling at WLFS Primary Straight-Line distance 0 offers 0-1 mile radius, random ballot 0 offers 1-3 miles radius, random ballot 0 offers For further information please contact the school. ( 020 8600 0670.
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