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Cheshire East Schools Secondary Schools Supplement 2014-15 Follow us on Twitter: @CE_Admissions 1 "QQMZPOMJOFGPS BTDIPPMQMBDF JUTRVJDLBOEFBTZ $MJDLXXXDIFTIJSFFBTUHPWVLGSPN4FQUFNCFS #By:Z 310 OctoberDUPCFS 2013 forGPSTF secondaryDPOEBSZ 15 January+BOVBSZ 2014 forGPSQSJNB primarySZ *IfG ZyouPVB areSFBQB a parentSFOUPSDB or carerSFS SresidentFTJEFOUJO$IFTIJ in CheshireSF&BT East,U XJUIBDIJMECP with a child bornSOCF betweenUXFFO 1 4SeptemberFQUFNCFSBOE 2002 and 31 "AugustVHVTU 2003, ZyourPVSDIJMEXJMMCFEVF child will be due UtoPTUB startSU QsecondarySJNBSZTDIPPMJO school 4inFQ SeptemberUFNCFS 2014 *GZPVEPOPUIBWFXFCBDDFTT BQQMZCZDPOUBDUJOH -BUFBQQMJDBUJPOTNBZCFEJTBEWBOUBHFE Apply online at www.cheshireeast.gov.uk It’s quick and easy! Contents Secondary schools in Cheshire East 2 Open Evenings 6 School Specialisms 7 Feeder/Partner Primary Schools 8 2013 Allocation Information 9 Secondary Preference Data 11 Breakdown of Allocations - 13 Oversubscription Criteria Applied Admission Arrangements 2014-15 14 This supplement must be read in conjunction with the booklet, Applying for School Places - Cheshire East Guide for Parents and Carers 2014-15 Contact: School Admissions Cheshire East Council Floor 7, c/o Municipal Buildings Earle Street Crewe CW1 2BJ Email: [email protected] Twitter: @CE_Admissions Telephone: 0300 123 5012 Fax: 01270 686491 The information contained in this booklet relates to the school year 2014-2015. Although correct at the time of printing (August 2013), there may be changes before or during the 2013 -2014 school year and in subsequent years. Further information can be obtained from the Council and from individual schools. Follow us on Twitter: @CE_Admissions Secondary Schools in Cheshire East 2 Apply online at www.cheshireeast.gov.uk Secondary Schools in Cheshire East Congleton 1. Alsager School 2. Congleton High School 3. Eaton Bank Academy 4. Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School 5. Middlewich High School 6. Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College 7. Sandbach School Crewe 1. King’s Grove School 2. Ruskin Sports College - A Community High School 3. Shavington High School 4. Sir William Stanier Community School 5. St Thomas More Catholic High School Follow us on Twitter: @CE_Admissions 3 Secondary Schools in Cheshire East Knutsford 1. Knutsford Academy Macclesfield 1. All Hallows Catholic College 2. The Fallibroome Academy 3. The Macclesfield Academy 4. Tytherington High School Nantwich 1. Brine Leas School 2. Malbank School and Sixth Form College 4 Apply online at www.cheshireeast.gov.uk Secondary Schools in Cheshire East Poynton 1. Poynton High School and Performing Arts College Wilmslow 1. Wilmslow High School Follow us on Twitter: @CE_Admissions 5 Open Evenings School Open Evenings All Hallows Catholic College 18 September 2013 - 7pm 28 September 2013 - 9.30am Alsager School - 12.30pm 9 October 2013 - day and Brine Leas School evening Congleton High School 26 September 2013 Eaton Bank Academy 30 October 2013 Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School Please contact the school King’s Grove School 25 September 2013 2 October 2013 Knutsford Academy 6:00pm - 8:30pm Malbank School and Sixth Form College 26 September 2013 26 September 2013 Middlewich High School 5:30pm - 8.30pm 26 September 2013 Poynton High School and Performing Arts College 5.30pm - 8.30pm Ruskin Sports College - a Community High School 24 September 2013 Sandbach High School and Sixth Form College 23 September 2013 Sandbach School 19 & 21 September 2013 Shavington High School 25 September 2013 - 6pm Sir William Stanier Community School 25 September 2013 St Thomas More Catholic High School 26 September 2013 The Fallibroome Academy 26 September 2013 11 September 2013 The Macclesfield Academy 6.30pm - 8.30pm Tytherington High School 12 September 2013 Wilmslow High School Please contact the school Further information may be available on the school’s website or from the school. 6 Apply online at www.cheshireeast.gov.uk School Specialisms School Specialism All Hallows Catholic College Business, Ethical Enterprise and Languages Alsager School Business & Enterprise Brine Leas School Technology and Languages Congleton High School Engineering Eaton Bank Academy Maths & Computing Holmes Chapel Comprehensive School Science, Leadership and Teaching School King’s Grove School Business & Enterprise Knutsford Academy Humanities ‘Professional School’ Malbank School and Sixth Form College Arts Middlewich High School Maths, Computing and Science Poynton High School and Performing Arts Performing Arts College Sandbach School Arts and Sports Shavington High School Science & Mathematics Sir William Stanier Community School Art & Technology St Thomas More Catholic High School Maths, ICT & Languages Specialist Arts College and National Teaching The Fallibroome Academy School The Macclesfield Academy Under Review Tytherington High School Science Wilmslow High School Sports Follow us on Twitter: @CE_Admissions 7 Feeder/Partner Primary Schools All Hallows Alsager School Brine Leas Congleton High Eaton Bank Holmes Chapel Catholic College School School Academy Comprehensive School St Alban’s Alsager Highfields Audlem St James Astbury St Mary’s Bosley St. Mary’s CE Brereton CE St Benedict’s Cranberry CE CE Buglawton Chelford CE St Gregory’s Excalibur Bridgemere CE Black Firs Havannah Goostrey St John the Pikemere Pear Tree Daven Marton & District Hermitage Evangelist Rode Heath Sound Scholar Green CE Holmes Chapel St Mary’s Stapeley Broad Smallwood CE Marlfields Lower Peover CE (Congleton) Lane CE The Quinta Mossley CE Peover Superior St Paul’s Weaver Woodcock’s Well (Poynton) Wrenbury CE Christ the King Wyche King’s Grove Knutsford Malbank School Middlewich High Poynton High Ruskin Sports School Academy & Sixth Form School School and College - A College Performing Arts Community High Centre School Underwood West Bexton Acton CE Byley Adlington Edleston Vine Tree Egerton Highfields Cledford Disley Gainsborough Wistaston Green High Legh Millfields Middlewich Lostock Hall Pebble Brook Little Bollington CE Willaston Wimboldsley Lower Park Manor Park St Oswalds Pott Shrigley Mobberley CE Worleston CE Vernon Wyche Worth Sandbach High Sandbach School Shavington High Sir William St Thomas More The Fallibroome School and Sixth School Stanier Catholic High Academy Form College School Elworth CE Elworth CE Shavington Beechwood St Anne’s Bollinbrook CE Elworth Hall Elworth Hall The Berkeley Brierley St Gabriel’s Broken Cross Haslington Haslington Weston Village Hungerford St Mary’s (Crewe) Mottram St Offley Primary Offley Primary Wistaston Church Leighton Andrew Rode Heath Rode Heath Lane Mablins Lane Nether Alderley Sandbach Sandbach Wybunbury Delves Monks Coppenhall Prestbury CE St John’s CE, St John’s CE, CE Oakefield Upton Priory Sandbach Heath Sandbach Heath Warmingham CE Whirley The Dingle The Dingle Wheelock Wheelock The Macclesfield Tytherington High Wilmslow High High Schools Maintained by other Local Authorities Academy School School Ash Grove Bollington Cross Alderley Edge Bishop Heber Lymm High School Tarporley High Broken Cross CE Ashdene High School (Warrington School (Cheshire Gawsworth Bollington St Dean Oaks (Cheshire West Borough Council) West & Chester Hollinhey John’s CE Gorsey Bank & Chester Council) Council) Ivy Bank Dean Valley Lacey Green Bickerton Holy High Legh Bunbury Aldersey Parkroyal Hurdsfield Lindow Trinity CE Little Bollington CE Calveley School Community Kettleshulme Nether Alderley Puss Bank St James CE St Anne’s Fulshaw St Nicholas The County High St John The Parkroyal CE Catholic High School, Leftwich Evangelist CE Puss Bank Styal School (Cheshire West Whirley Rainow Wilmslow Grange & Chester Council) Wincle CE The Marlborough St Vincent de High Legh Paul, St Marys Middlewich 8 Apply online at www.cheshireeast.gov.uk 2013 Allocation Information What do you need to consider? Published Admission Number (PAN) The tables on the following pages; This is the number of places available - Secondary Preference Data, and; for September in Year 7. Places will be - Breakdown of Allocation - Oversubscription allocated up to the PAN assuming sufficient Criteria; applications are received. In some cases it provide information about secondary schools may be necessary to allocate over the PAN. in Cheshire East, including the names and Please refer to the Applying for School Places addresses, contact details, age range of booklet for more information about published pupils in the school and the number of places admission numbers. available for September 2014 (shown on the table as the PAN – the published admission Anticipated Number for 2014 number). This data will give you an idea of the size of The information includes the number of the school for September 2014. This includes preferences (applications) that were received the number on roll in 2013 and projections for each school and the number of places based on the PAN and the history of allocated based on the oversubscription applications. This is only provided as a guide criteria. These relate to September 2013 and does not represent the actual number of admissions and the information is provided to children that will be on roll in September 2014. help you estimate the likelihood of success with your application. It is important to Number of Preferences Received remember that this is only an indication and does not guarantee admission to any particular This is the number of applications received school. for a place in year 7 at the school. These are broken down into ranking (e.g. 1st, 2nd You
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