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Directory by School Area Directory by School Name Directory by School Name Directory by School Area Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Directory section Every maintained secondary and upper school What happened in previous years in Hertfordshire is listed in the online directory. This information is to help you see how likely it is There are 4 local school directories which include that your child will be offered a place at the school. information to help you with your application. The information is correct as at allocation day in School details each year and gives you an indication of what has happened in the last two years. The entry for each school gives the contact details including the school website address. 2010 2011 More information about school types is on Number of places available 210 210 page 2 of the Moving On booklet. A number of schools have applied for academy status. Total number of applications 400 350 Where possible this is indicated in the individual Total number of places offered 210 210 school entry. Academy status will not change a The table shows you how many places were school’s published admission arrangements for available, how many applications the school had September 2012. The number on roll shows the in total and how many places were offered. total number of children attending the school in Other information includes how many children January 2011. The published admission number were offered places under each rule and, for shows the total number of children that can community schools, how many children applied be admitted to the school for September 2012. from each parish and how many were offered The denomination will be given if applicable and places under rules 4 and 5. will be Catholic, Church of England or Jewish. Specialist status will list any specialisms the Please note these statistics only include school has. applications made prior to allocation day. The The School Code listed for each school must be total places offered also show the position as given on the paper application form if you apply at allocation day. Many schools receive late on paper. applications and make additional allocations through the continuing interest process which are Example not reflected in these figures. Headteacher: Mr Head The priority area parish information does not School Street, Fieldford, AB1 2CD include late applications. 01234 567890 FAX 01234 567891 @ [email protected] Summary of admission rules www.school.sch.uk The admission rules in the directories are Type: Community (mixed) correct as at the time of going to press. However, Number on Roll: 1234 as the Government has given until 31 July Published Admission Number: 213 2011 for objections to be made to admission Specialist Status: Sports, Arts arrangements, there may be changes. Please School Code: 9991110 visit the website, speak to the school or your Open Event details child’s current school for further information. Information about the open events being held at The directory contains a summary of each the school. school’s admission rules. Application form This section will tell you if you need to complete For voluntary aided, foundation schools and a supplementary information form as well as academies, you should read the full admissions applying online or on the paper application form policy which is available on www.hertsdirect.org/ in this booklet. admissions or from the school. Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 1 Directory section 1 Hertsmere,Three Rivers and Watford Hertswood School Parishes in the priority area for this school are: Aldenham, Bushey, Elstree and School Details Borehamwood and Watford Rural. Headteacher: Jan Palmer Sayer Cowley Hill, Borehamwood, WD6 5LG Yavneh College 0208 238 7200 FAX 0208 238 7290 @ [email protected] School Details www.hertswood.herts.sch.uk Headteacher: Dr. Dena Coleman Type: Community* (co-educational) Hillside Avenue, Borehamwood, WD6 1HL Number on roll: 1348 0208 7365580 FAX 0208 9532749 Published admission number: 280 @ [email protected] Specialist Status: Visual and Performing Arts www.yavnehcollege.org School Code: 9194001 Type: Voluntary Aided (co-educational) ** *The school has requested conversion to Number on Roll: 700* Academy status. Published Admission Number: 150 Open Event details Denomination: Jewish Specialist Status: Business and Enterprise Monday 26 September 2011 from 6pm until 9pm School Code: 9194802 The Headteacher’s presentations will be at 6.30pm and 7.30pm. *Yavneh College opened in September 2006 and The school will also be open from Tuesday the school will grow incrementally. 27 September until 3 October 2011 for tours **’The school expects to become an Academy throughout the day and these can be booked by September 2011. The admissions rules for with the Head’s PA. September 2012 will remain unchanged.’ Application form Open Event details Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 26 September 2011 from 6.30pm – 9.00pm. or on the Hertfordshire paper application form. Please see www.yavnehcollege.org for full Borehamwood details and to book to hear Headteacher’s What happened in previous years Presentations. 2010 2011 Number of places available 280 280 Application form Total number of applications 256 245 Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions or on the Hertfordshire paper application form Total number of places offered 280 256 AND complete the Supplementary Information Form available from the school or the Places offered under each rule above website. 2011 SEN/ Rule 1 and Rule 2 3 What happened in previous years Rule 3 73 2010 2011 Rule 4 120 Number of places available 150 150 Rule 5 7 Total number of applications 423 503 Rule 6 9 Total number of places offered 150 150 Rule 7 1 Places are allocated in accordance with Places offered under each rule Hertfordshire county council’s admission 2010 2011 rules – see page 16 - 20 of the Moving On LAC 0 0 booklet. 2 Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 2010 2011 each of the above categories be the determining factor. Where the child lives with parents with SEN 2 1 shared responsibility, each for a part of the Sibling 68 55 week, the child’s home address will be defined Feeder Schools 29 41 as the address at which they spend the greater Nearest maintained 45 53 part of the week. Jewish Schools Distance 6 0 The Bushey Academy Since the compilation of this data on allocation School Details day, 1 March 2011, places have since been offered under the ‘distance’ rule. Principal: Mr A Hemmings London Road, Bushey, WD23 3AA Summary of Admissions Rules FAX 0208 950 9502 0208 420 4038 A Children Looked After (within the meaning @ [email protected] of section 22 of the Children Act 1989) who www.thebusheyacademy.org obtain a minimum of three points on the Yavneh Type: Academy (co-educational) College Certificate of Religious Practice. Number on Roll: 540 Published Admission Number: 210 B Other children who obtain a minimum of School Code: 9196906 three points on the Yavneh College Certificate of Religious Practice. Open Event details Borehamwood/Bushey C Any other Children Looked After. Thursday 22 September 2011 from 7pm to 9pm. D Any other children who obtain fewer than Application form three points on the Yavneh College Certificate of Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions Religious Practice. or on the Hertfordshire paper application form. In the event of over-subscription within each of What happened in previous years the above categories B and D, places will be offered in accordance with the following 2010 2011 further criteria: Number of places available 150 210 Total number of applications 170 212 1 Siblings of pupils attending Yavneh College at Total number of places offered 158 200 the deadline for application and who will still be attending Yavneh College in September 2012. For these purposes a sibling means the sister, Places offered under each rule brother, half-brother or sister, step-brother or 2011 sister, adopted brother or sister, and in every Distance 141 case living permanently in the same house from Monday to Friday. Siblings 22 Special educational needs 2 2 Children attending Hertsmere Jewish Primary School or Clore Shalom Primary School at the Summary of Admissions Rules deadline for application. Where the number of applications for admission 3 Children for whom Yavneh College is their is greater than the published admission nearest maintained Jewish secondary school. number, applications will be considered against the criteria set out below. After the admission of 4 In the event of over-subscription after each students with statements of Special Educational of the above criteria 1- 3 has been applied, Needs where the Bushey Academy is named on proximity to the School of the child’s home the statement, the criteria will be applied in the address as at the deadline for application will in order in which they are set out below: Apply online at www.hertsdirect.org/admissions 3 1 Children who are looked after by a local Bushey Meads School authority in accordance with Section 22 of the Children Act 1989 at the date of the relevant School Details application for admission is made and who the Headteacher: Keith Douglas local authority has confirmed will continue to Coldharbour Lane, Bushey, WD23 4PA be looked after by it in accordance with the said 0208 950 3000 FAX 0208 950 6208 section at the time they are admitted to @ [email protected] the Academy. www.busheymeads.herts.sch.uk Type: Foundation (co-educational) 2 Students for whom it is essential to be Number on Roll: 1060 admitted to the Academy because of special Published Admission Number: 170 circumstances to do with significant medical Specialist Status: Technology or social needs. The Application will need to be School Code: 9195408 supported by a letter from a hospital consultant, social worker or similar professional.
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