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Primary School Forecast Group 2020-21 Primary School Planning Groups: January 2020 Number on Roll and NOR Forecasts for 2020/21 to 2030/31 Published Forecast Academic Reception Primary District Code Year Number Reception Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Total Braintree Braintree Primary 01 : Witham / Rivenhall Braintree PMBTE01 2019/20 377 330 325 323 347 327 328 317 2,297 Braintree PMBTE01 2020/21 377 351 330 325 323 347 327 328 2,331 Braintree PMBTE01 2021/22 377 342 356 335 330 328 352 332 2,375 Braintree PMBTE01 2022/23 380 355 369 347 342 340 364 2,497 Braintree PMBTE01 2023/24 375 389 364 378 357 352 350 2,565 Braintree PMBTE01 2024/25 388 384 398 373 387 366 361 2,657 Braintree PMBTE01 2025/26 394 394 390 404 379 393 372 2,726 Braintree PMBTE01 2026/27 399 399 399 395 409 385 399 2,785 Braintree PMBTE01 2027/28 405 405 406 406 402 416 391 2,831 Braintree PMBTE01 2028/29 406 408 409 409 409 405 419 2,865 Braintree PMBTE01 2029/30 408 408 410 411 411 411 407 2,866 Braintree PMBTE01 2030/31 408 408 408 410 411 411 411 2,867 Braintree Braintree Primary 02 : Kelvedon / Feering Braintree PMBTE02 2019/20 130 115 105 130 112 125 128 130 845 Braintree PMBTE02 2020/21 130 113 115 105 130 112 125 128 828 Braintree PMBTE02 2021/22 130 117 113 116 106 131 113 126 822 Braintree PMBTE02 2022/23 113 124 121 123 113 138 120 852 Braintree PMBTE02 2023/24 125 121 132 128 130 120 145 901 Braintree PMBTE02 2024/25 134 133 128 139 136 138 128 936 Braintree PMBTE02 2025/26 141 141 140 135 146 143 145 991 Braintree PMBTE02 2026/27 146 147 146 145 140 151 148 1,023 Braintree PMBTE02 2027/28 150 151 151 151 149 145 156 1,053 Braintree PMBTE02 2028/29 154 154 155 155 155 153 149 1,075 Braintree PMBTE02 2029/30 158 158 159 159 159 159 158 1,110 Braintree PMBTE02 2030/31 162 162 162 163 163 163 163 1,138 Braintree Braintree Primary 03 : Halstead / Gosfield Braintree PMBTE03 2019/20 140 109 134 143 132 134 122 145 919 Braintree PMBTE03 2020/21 140 125 109 134 143 132 134 122 899 Braintree PMBTE03 2021/22 140 104 128 112 137 146 135 137 899 Braintree PMBTE03 2022/23 118 111 135 119 144 153 142 922 Braintree PMBTE03 2023/24 122 123 116 140 124 149 158 932 Braintree PMBTE03 2024/25 129 128 129 122 146 130 155 939 Braintree PMBTE03 2025/26 133 133 132 132 126 150 134 940 Braintree PMBTE03 2026/27 135 135 135 134 134 128 152 953 Braintree PMBTE03 2027/28 135 135 136 135 134 135 128 938 Braintree PMBTE03 2028/29 134 135 135 136 136 134 135 945 Braintree PMBTE03 2029/30 135 134 135 135 136 136 134 945 Braintree PMBTE03 2030/31 135 135 134 135 135 136 136 946 15/09/2020 Primary School Planning Groups: January 2020 Number on Roll and NOR Forecasts for 2020/21 to 2030/31 Published Forecast Academic Reception Primary District Code Year Number Reception Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Total Braintree Braintree Primary 04 : Hedingham Braintree PMBTE04 2019/20 75 72 55 78 67 70 76 61 479 Braintree PMBTE04 2020/21 75 63 72 55 78 67 70 76 481 Braintree PMBTE04 2021/22 75 64 64 72 55 78 67 70 470 Braintree PMBTE04 2022/23 55 65 64 73 56 79 68 460 Braintree PMBTE04 2023/24 63 55 65 64 73 56 79 455 Braintree PMBTE04 2024/25 64 64 56 66 65 74 57 446 Braintree PMBTE04 2025/26 65 65 65 57 67 66 75 460 Braintree PMBTE04 2026/27 65 66 65 65 57 67 67 452 Braintree PMBTE04 2027/28 65 65 66 65 65 57 67 450 Braintree PMBTE04 2028/29 65 65 65 66 66 65 57 449 Braintree PMBTE04 2029/30 65 65 65 66 66 66 65 458 Braintree PMBTE04 2030/31 65 65 65 65 66 66 66 458 Braintree Braintree Primary 05 : Finchingfield / Bardfield / Wethersfield Braintree PMBTE05 2019/20 44 39 31 36 44 46 37 33 266 Braintree PMBTE05 2020/21 44 35 39 31 36 44 46 37 268 Braintree PMBTE05 2021/22 44 35 35 39 31 36 44 46 266 Braintree PMBTE05 2022/23 34 36 36 40 32 37 45 260 Braintree PMBTE05 2023/24 34 35 36 36 41 33 38 253 Braintree PMBTE05 2024/25 34 34 35 36 36 41 33 249 Braintree PMBTE05 2025/26 35 35 35 36 37 37 42 257 Braintree PMBTE05 2026/27 35 35 35 35 36 37 37 250 Braintree PMBTE05 2027/28 35 35 35 35 35 36 37 248 Braintree PMBTE05 2028/29 35 35 35 35 35 35 36 246 Braintree PMBTE05 2029/30 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 245 Braintree PMBTE05 2030/31 35 35 35 35 35 35 35 245 Braintree Braintree Primary 06 : Braintree town and surrounds Braintree PMBTE06 2019/20 748 691 703 715 714 715 780 734 5,052 Braintree PMBTE06 2020/21 751 686 691 703 715 714 715 780 5,004 Braintree PMBTE06 2021/22 751 671 691 696 708 720 719 720 4,925 Braintree PMBTE06 2022/23 658 683 703 709 721 733 732 4,939 Braintree PMBTE06 2023/24 701 672 697 717 723 735 747 4,992 Braintree PMBTE06 2024/25 725 717 688 713 733 738 750 5,064 Braintree PMBTE06 2025/26 743 743 735 706 731 752 757 5,167 Braintree PMBTE06 2026/27 760 761 760 752 723 748 769 5,273 Braintree PMBTE06 2027/28 776 777 778 777 770 741 766 5,385 Braintree PMBTE06 2028/29 788 793 794 795 795 787 758 5,510 Braintree PMBTE06 2029/30 807 806 811 812 813 812 805 5,666 Braintree PMBTE06 2030/31 823 823 822 827 828 829 829 5,781 15/09/2020 Primary School Planning Groups: January 2020 Number on Roll and NOR Forecasts for 2020/21 to 2030/31 Published Forecast Academic Reception Primary District Code Year Number Reception Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Total Braintree Braintree Primary 07 : Earls Colne / Colne Engaine Braintree PMBTE07 2019/20 76 74 71 69 76 71 74 56 491 Braintree PMBTE07 2020/21 76 76 74 71 69 76 71 74 511 Braintree PMBTE07 2021/22 76 69 79 77 74 72 79 74 524 Braintree PMBTE07 2022/23 65 73 83 81 78 76 83 539 Braintree PMBTE07 2023/24 76 68 76 86 84 81 79 550 Braintree PMBTE07 2024/25 79 79 70 78 88 86 83 563 Braintree PMBTE07 2025/26 80 79 79 70 78 88 86 560 Braintree PMBTE07 2026/27 79 80 79 79 70 78 88 553 Braintree PMBTE07 2027/28 79 79 80 79 79 70 78 544 Braintree PMBTE07 2028/29 79 79 79 80 79 79 70 545 Braintree PMBTE07 2029/30 79 79 79 79 80 79 79 554 Braintree PMBTE07 2030/31 79 79 79 79 79 80 79 554 Braintree Braintree Primary 08 : Braintree rural north Braintree PMBTE08 2019/20 122 79 91 87 94 99 101 105 656 Braintree PMBTE08 2020/21 124 91 79 91 87 94 99 101 642 Braintree PMBTE08 2021/22 122 90 92 80 92 88 95 100 637 Braintree PMBTE08 2022/23 92 96 97 86 98 94 101 664 Braintree PMBTE08 2023/24 102 95 98 100 88 100 96 679 Braintree PMBTE08 2024/25 103 102 95 98 100 88 100 686 Braintree PMBTE08 2025/26 103 103 102 95 98 100 88 689 Braintree PMBTE08 2026/27 103 103 103 102 95 98 100 704 Braintree PMBTE08 2027/28 103 103 103 103 102 95 98 707 Braintree PMBTE08 2028/29 103 103 103 103 103 102 95 712 Braintree PMBTE08 2029/30 103 103 103 103 103 103 102 720 Braintree PMBTE08 2030/31 103 103 103 103 103 103 103 721 Braintree Braintree Primary 09 : Cressing / Silver End Braintree PMBTE09 2019/20 90 58 73 79 55 71 68 66 470 Braintree PMBTE09 2020/21 90 68 58 73 79 55 71 68 472 Braintree PMBTE09 2021/22 90 66 71 61 76 82 58 74 488 Braintree PMBTE09 2022/23 80 73 79 68 83 89 65 537 Braintree PMBTE09 2023/24 81 87 80 86 76 91 97 598 Braintree PMBTE09 2024/25 90 89 94 88 93 83 98 635 Braintree PMBTE09 2025/26 96 96 95 101 94 100 89 671 Braintree PMBTE09 2026/27 99 99 99 98 103 97 102 697 Braintree PMBTE09 2027/28 99 99 99 99 98 104 97 695 Braintree PMBTE09 2028/29 98 99 99 99 99 98 104 696 Braintree PMBTE09 2029/30 98 98 99 99 99 99 98 690 Braintree PMBTE09 2030/31 98 98 98 99 99 99 99 690 15/09/2020 Primary School Planning Groups: January 2020 Number on Roll and NOR Forecasts for 2020/21 to 2030/31 Published Forecast Academic Reception Primary District Code Year Number Reception Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Year 6 Total Braintree Braintree Primary 10 : Hatfield Peverel / Terling Braintree PMBTE10 2019/20 75 66 60 63 56 66 76 64 451 Braintree PMBTE10 2020/21 75 77 66 60 63 56 66 76 464 Braintree PMBTE10 2021/22 77 67 78 67 61 64 57 67 461 Braintree PMBTE10 2022/23 62 74 84 73 67 70 63 493 Braintree PMBTE10 2023/24 75 69 80 91 80 74 77 546 Braintree PMBTE10 2024/25 78 77 71 83 93 82 76 560 Braintree PMBTE10 2025/26 79 79 79 73 84 95 84 573 Braintree PMBTE10 2026/27 81 81 81 80 74 86 97 580 Braintree PMBTE10 2027/28 82 82 82 82 81 75 87 571 Braintree PMBTE10 2028/29 82 82 82 82 82 81 75 566 Braintree PMBTE10 2029/30 82 82 82 82 82 82 81 573 Braintree PMBTE10 2030/31 82 82 82 82 82 82 82 574 Chelmsford Chelmsford Primary 01 : Broomfield / Chelmsford rural north Chelmsford PMCHL01 2019/20 138 149 132 155 143 141 140 140 1,000 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2020/21 153 152 149 132 155 143 141 140 1,012 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2021/22 153 136 156 152 135 158 146 144 1,027 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2022/23 121 140 159 155 138 161 149 1,023 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2023/24 138 128 146 165 162 145 168 1,052 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2024/25 149 147 137 155 174 171 154 1,087 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2025/26 158 158 156 145 163 183 179 1,142 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2026/27 168 167 166 164 154 172 191 1,182 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2027/28 177 177 176 175 173 162 181 1,221 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2028/29 186 185 185 184 183 181 171 1,275 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2029/30 195 195 194 194 193 192 190 1,353 Chelmsford PMCHL01 2030/31 204 204 203 203 202 202 201 1,419 Chelmsford Chelmsford Primary 02 : Rettendon / West Hanningfield Chelmsford PMCHL02 2019/20 35 36 36 37 36 33 35 33 246 Chelmsford PMCHL02 2020/21 35 33 36 36 37 36 33 35 246 Chelmsford PMCHL02 2021/22 35 43 36 39 39 40 39 36 272 Chelmsford PMCHL02 2022/23 46 48 40 44 44 45 44 311 Chelmsford PMCHL02 2023/24 53 51 52 45 48 48 49 346 Chelmsford PMCHL02 2024/25 55 54 52 53 46 49 49 358 Chelmsford PMCHL02 2025/26 55 55 54 52 53 46 49 364 Chelmsford PMCHL02 2026/27 56 56 55 55 53 54 47 376 Chelmsford PMCHL02 2027/28 56 56 56 56 55 53 54 386 Chelmsford PMCHL02 2028/29 56 56 56 56 56 55 53 388
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