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Schools Forum 20141127 Item 06 High Needs Places 2015-16 Item 06 Appendix A 2.0 2015/16 Academic year Local Authority High Needs Exception - LA places requesting an overall increase of 72 places which represents 5.93% increase based on 2014/15 SEN Places pre 16 was based on 931 but for academic year 2015/16 Warwickshire LA have requested an additional 48 places - see table below Exception Pre Institution Type Institution Name 16 places requested BROOKE SCHOOL MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 14 EXHALL GRANGE SCHOOL AND SCIENCE COLLEGE MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 6 OAK WOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL ACADEMY - SPECIAL 6 OAK WOOD SECONDARY SCHOOL ACADEMY - SPECIAL 7 RIDGEWAY SCHOOL MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 4 RIVER HOUSE SCHOOL MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 1 ROUND OAK SCHOOL AND SUPPORT SERVICE MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL -6 WELCOMBE HILLS SCHOOL MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 3 WOODLANDS MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 13 ASHLAWN SCHOOL ACADEMY TRUST ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 0 AYLESFORD SCHOOL & SIXTH FORM COLLEGE ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 0 LAWRENCE SHERIFF SCHOOL MAINTAINED SCHOOL - MAINSTREAM 0 MYTON SCHOOL ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 0 NORTH LEAMINGTON SCHOOL MAINTAINED SCHOOL - MAINSTREAM 0 ST BENEDICT'S CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL MAINTAINED SCHOOL - MAINSTREAM 0 STRATFORD UPON AVON SCHOOL ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 0 STRATFORD-UPON-AVON COLLEGE FURTHER EDUCATION PROVIDER 0 WARWICKSHIRE COLLEGE, ROYAL LEAMINGTON SPA, RUGBY AND FURTHER EDUCATION PROVIDER MORETON MORRELL 0 Total 48 Item 06 Appendix A Special Schools and Special Academies Places post 16 was based on 171 but for academic year 2015/16 Warwickshire LA have requested an additional 2 places - see table below Special Schools and Institution Type Special Institution Name Academies Places (post 16) BROOKE SCHOOL MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL -3 EXHALL GRANGE SCHOOL AND SCIENCE COLLEGE MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL -4 OAK WOOD PRIMARY SCHOOL ACADEMY - SPECIAL 0 OAK WOOD SECONDARY SCHOOL ACADEMY - SPECIAL 4 RIDGEWAY SCHOOL MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 0 RIVER HOUSE SCHOOL MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 0 ROUND OAK SCHOOL AND SUPPORT SERVICE MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 2 WELCOMBE HILLS SCHOOL MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 3 WOODLANDS MAINTAINED SPECIAL SCHOOL 0 Total 2 Item 06 Appendix A Mainstream Schools and Academy Places post 16 was based on 13 but for academic year 2015/16 Warwickshire LA have requested an additional 11 places - see table below Mainstream Schools and Institution Type Institution Name Academy places - post 16 Bilton School ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 1 King Edward VI School ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 1 Rugby High School ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 1 Southam College MAINTAINED SCHOOL - MAINSTREAM 2 Trinity Catholic School - A specialist Arts & Technology College MAINTAINED SCHOOL - MAINSTREAM 1 Alcester Grammar ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 1 ASHLAWN SCHOOL ACADEMY TRUST ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM -1 AYLESFORD SCHOOL & SIXTH FORM COLLEGE ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 0 LAWRENCE SHERIFF SCHOOL MAINTAINED SCHOOL - MAINSTREAM 0 MYTON SCHOOL ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM -2 NORTH LEAMINGTON SCHOOL MAINTAINED SCHOOL - MAINSTREAM 2 ST BENEDICT'S CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL MAINTAINED SCHOOL - MAINSTREAM 4 STRATFORD UPON AVON SCHOOL ACADEMY - MAINSTREAM 1 Total 11 Item 06 Appendix A Post School Places post 16 was based on 99 but for academic year 2015/16 Warwickshire LA have requested an additional 11 places - see table below Further Further Education Education Institutions, Institutions, including including Commercial Institution Type Commercial Institution Name and and Charitable Charitable Providers - Providers - post 16 Post post 16 Post Schools Only Schools age Age 19 - 25 16 - 16 STRATFORD-UPON-AVON COLLEGE FURTHER EDUCATION PROVIDER 3 2 WARWICKSHIRE COLLEGE, ROYAL LEAMINGTON SPA, RUGBY AND MORETON MORRELL FURTHER EDUCATION PROVIDER 2 4 Total 5 6 .
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