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Chelsea Academy How Places Were Offered for Each School in the Bi How places were offered for each school in the Bi-borough area (Kensington & Chelsea, and Westminster) • To provide you with as much information as possible, you have been provided with details of how places were offered for all schools located in the Bi-borough area. Not all the outcomes will be relevant to your application . • 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. • 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 (i.e. foster children). Kensington & Chelsea Secondary Schools All Saints Catholic College Places available = 150 (Applications received = 529) 5 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Catholic Siblings 8 offers Baptised Catholics 86 offers Other Siblings 15 offers Eastern/Orthodox 7 offers Other Christians 11 offers Any Other Applicants (Feeder) 18 offers (Up to 0.448 miles straight-line distance, feeder school applicants only ) For further information please contact the school. Tel. 020 8969 7111 The Cardinal Vaughan Memorial School Places available = 128 (Applications received = 940) 5 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Band 1 (31 places) Band 2 (61 places) Band 3 (31 places) Catholic LACs (A) 0 offers 3 offer 1 offers Music Places (B1) 3 offers 6 offers 3 offers Siblings & Former Siblings (B2) 7 offers 20 offers 9 offers Children of Staff (B3) 0 offers 0 offers 1 offer Catholic Boys (B4 - random) 21 offers 32 offers 17 offers For further information please contact the school. Email. [email protected] Chelsea Academy Places available = 180 (Applications received = 731) 5 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers LAC/Medical/Social priority 2 offers Music Aptitude 18 offers Siblings 52 offers Foundation places 52 offers (places offered at random up to and including Foundation 4 criterion) Community places 51 offers (up to 5.565 miles straight-line distance - feeder school only ) For further information please contact the Admissions Team. Tel. 020 7745 6432 Holland Park School Places available = 240 (Applications received = 1687) 8 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Art Aptitude 24 offers scoring 30 out of 40 or higher (distance tie-breaker used for equal scores) Band A 54 offers - 0 LAC, 18 siblings, 36 remaining places offered up to 0.654 miles straight-line Band B 54 offers - 1 LAC, 16 siblings, 37 remaining places offered up to 0.707 miles straight-line Band C 52 offers - 2 LAC, 15 siblings, 35 remaining places offered up to 0.849 miles straight-line Band D 48 offers - 5 LAC, 21 siblings, 22 remaining places offered up to 0.685 miles straight-line For further information please contact the Admissions Team. Tel. 020 7745 6432 Kensington Aldridge Academy Places available = 210 (Applications received = 759) 0 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Perfoming Creative Arts Aptitude 18 offers (8 PCA Aptitude with Pupil Premium, 10 PCA Aptitude) Siblings 86 offers Living within priority area 106 offers (up to 0.749 miles straight-line distance within priority area) For further information please contact the Admissions Team. Tel. 020 7745 6432 St Thomas More Language College Places available = 120 (Applications received = 588) 0 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Band 1 (30 places) Band 2 (60 places) Band 3 (30 places) Practising Catholic Children 30 (up to 8.277 miles) 60 (up to 5.336 miles) 30 (up to 3.298 miles) For further information please contact the school. Tel. 020 7589 9734 Westminster Secondary Schools The Grey Coat Hospital School Places available = 167 (Applications received = 1130) 4 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Language places 15 offers Band 1 Band 2 Band 3 Church of England Places 24 offers 49 offers 22 offers Other Christian Places 8 offers 16 offers 6 offers Open Places 6 offers (0.632 miles) 11 offers (0.306 miles) 6 offers (siblings only) Contained within the above bands/criterion are 1 LAC offer and 45 sibling offers For further information please contact the school. Tel. 020 7969 1998 Harris Academy St John's Wood Places available = 210 (Applications received = 506) 2 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan • All applicants who applied were offered a place For further information please contact the Admissions Team. Tel. 020 7745 6433 Marylebone Boys' School Places available = 150 (Applications received = 309) 0 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan • All applicants who applied were offered a place For further information please contact the school. Email. [email protected] Paddington Academy Places available = 180 (Applications received = 829) 5 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers LACs or Exceptional Circumstances 1 offer Exceptional Circumstances 0 offers Siblings 71 offers Distance 103 offers up to 0.603 miles straight-line distance For further information please contact the Admissions Team. Tel. 020 7745 6433 Pimlico Academy Places available = 210 (Applications received = 669) 10 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers LACs 2 offers Exceptional Social/Medical 0 offers Siblings 77 offers Feeder Schools 46 offers to children attending Millbank, Churchill Gardens, or Pimlico Primary Distance 75 offers up to 1.392 miles shortest walking route For further information please contact the Admissions Team. Tel. 020 7745 6433 St Augustine's CE High School Places available = 168 (Applications received = 586) 8 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Band A 40 offers (final criterion - 13. Children of other faiths) Band B 40 offers (final criterion - 12. Children who attend a Church primary school) Band C 40 offers (final criterion - 12. Children who attend a Church primary school) Band D 40 offers (final criterion - 12. Children who attend a Church primary school) For further information please contact the school. Tel. 020 7328 3434 St George's Catholic School Places available = 180 (Applications received = 730) 2 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Looked After Children 3 offers to a Looked After Child under criterion 1 Baptised Catholic Siblings 31 offers to siblings under criterion 2 Baptised Practicing Catholics 136 offers under criterion 2 up to 9.558 miles straight-line distance Other Baptised Catholics 8 offers under criterion 3 up to 2.573 miles straight-line distance For further information please contact the school. Tel. 020 7328 0904 St Marylebone School Places available = 168 (Applications received = 997) 6 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers Performing Arts places 16 offers Band A Band B Band C Band D Church of England Places 23 offers 23 offers 23 offers 23 offers C of E Places under criterion 2.1.2 Up to 3.421 miles Up to 3.364 miles Up to 3.465 miles Up to 2.526 miles Open Places 14 offers 14 offers 13 offers 13 offers Open Places breakdown (miles) 0.760 miles 0.665 miles 0.689 miles 0.641 miles For further information please contact the school. Tel. [email protected] Westminster Academy Places available = 210 (Applications received = 773) 4 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan Criterion Offers LAC or Exceptional Needs 2 offers Siblings 69 offers Distance 135 remaining places offered up to 1.554 miles shortest walking route For further information please contact the Admissions Team. Tel. 020 7745 6433 Westminster City School Places available = 150 (Applications received = 272) 0 places for pupils with a final Education, Health & Care Plan • All applicants who applied were offered a place For further information please contact the school. Tel. 020 7963 6300.
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