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Admission Authorities for School Within the London Borough of Sutton Transfer to Secondary School 2020 Information Sheet 1. The following table indicates the published admission number at each Sutton secondary school and where relevant, how far places were allocated to on distance. Published Furthest Admission Distance DfE Number Number (PAN) (metres) Comprehensive Schools Carshalton Boys Sports College 319 4000 240 3,551 Carshalton High School for Girls 319 4002 240 3,648 Cheam High School 319 5403 320 1,559 (Worcester Park Places) 670 Glenthorne High School 319 4011 247 N/A Greenshaw High School 319 4007 314 1,245 Harris Academy Sutton 319 4005 195 1,608 Oaks Park High 319 4015 210 All Overton Grange School 319 4019 240 All St Philomena’s Catholic High School for 319 5406 234 N/A Girls The John Fisher School 319 5402 189 N/A Selective Schools Nonsuch High School for Girls 319 5401 210 N/A Sutton Grammar School 319 5404 135 N/A Wallington County Grammar School 319 5407 150 N/A Wallington High School for Girls 319 5405 210 N/A Wilson’s School 319 5400 186 N/A Selective schools The selective schools in Sutton are Nonsuch High School for Girls, Sutton Grammar School, Wallington County Grammar School, Wallington High School for Girls and Wilson’s School. For each of these schools places were allocated based on the result of a test. If you wish to request more information on how your application was considered, you should contact the school directly. Faith schools The faith schools in Sutton are St Philomena’s Catholic High School for Girls and The John Fisher School. Places these schools were allocated based on religious commitment and practice. If you wish to request more information on how your application was considered you should contact the school directly. 2. Questions and Answers Q. I have been offered a school place, what do I do now? A. If you do not wish to accept this place, you need to let us know as soon as possible but definitely by 16 March 2020 so that we can give the place to someone else. You must also reply by 16 March 2020 and let us know if you wish to accept. If you applied online please update your online application, if you received a letter please return the reply slip to the address stated. Failure to reply may result in your offer being withdrawn and the place being offered to another child. If you decline the offer of a school place it will become your responsibility to secure an alternative school. Unless you already have an offer at an alternative school, we advise you to accept the offer that you have received until you get one at a school you prefer. Accepting an offer for a school that you might not want does not prejudice your waiting list position or appeals for any higher preference school. Q. Why have I been offered a school that I did not apply for? A. We are required to offer schools that still have vacancies to children that were not eligible for any of the schools that they had applied for. If you have received an offer for a school that you did not apply for, your child’s name will automatically go on the waiting list for each school that you named as a preference that they are eligible for. You also have the right of appeal. We would advise you to accept our offer whilst you wait to see if you receive an offer at one of your preference schools from the waiting list. Q. Why have I been offered a school that is further away from the schools I applied for? A. Some children, who were not eligible for any of the preference schools that they named on their application, have been offered a place at another school that had vacancies remaining after the initial allocation of places. It is possible that the school is further away than the other schools that you applied for. It is not always possible to offer all children their closest school. It is advisable to accept this offer whilst remaining on the waiting lists of preferred schools. Accepting this offer does not affect your waiting list position or any appeal you may make. Q. How will I know where I am on the waiting lists? A. Waiting list positions for Sutton schools will not be available until acceptance/decline slips have been returned and processed by the Admissions Team. This process often frees up places that can subsequently be offered to other children. Sutton schools will be able to give waiting list positions from 17 March 2020. You may contact the school from this date to enquire but please do not contact them before. For schools outside the London Borough of Sutton, you should contact the local authority in which the school is situated from 17 March 2020, though they may refer you on to the school. 3. Contact details for schools within Sutton (for rejection, waiting list or appeal information) Contact School Web Address Number Carshalton Boys Sports College 020 8714 3100 http://www.carshaltonboys.org Carshalton High School for Girls 020 8647 8294 http://www.chsg.org.uk Cheam High School 020 8644 5790 http://www.cheam.sutton.sch.uk Glenthorne High School 020 8644 6307 http://www.glenthorne.sutton.sch.uk Greenshaw High School 020 8715 1001 http://www.greenshaw.co.uk Harris Academy Sutton 020 3962 4500 https://www.harrissutton.org.uk Nonsuch High School for Girls 020 8394 3400 http://www.nonsuchschool.org Oaks Park High 020 8647 5842 https://www.oaksparkhigh.org.uk Overton Grange School 020 8239 2383 http://www.overtongrange.sutton.sch.uk St Philomena’s Catholic High 020 8642 2025 http://www.stphils.org.uk School for Girls Sutton Grammar School for Boys 020 8642 3821 http://www.suttongrammar.sutton.sch.uk The John Fisher School 020 8660 4555 http://www.johnfisherschool.org Wallington County Grammar 020 8647 2235 https://www.wcgs-sutton.co.uk School Wallington High School for Girls 020 8647 2380 http://www.wallingtongirls.sutton.sch.uk Wilson’s School 020 8773 2931 https://www.wilsons.school/ 4. Other local authority contact details You can contact neighbouring local authorities on the numbers below, if you wish to enquire about waiting lists or appeals for schools in their area. Contact Local Authority Web Address Number London Borough of Croydon 020 8726 6400 http://www.croydon.gov.uk Royal Borough of Kingston Upon 020 8547 4610 http://www.kingston.gov.uk Thames London Borough of Merton 020 8274 4906 http://www.merton.gov.uk Surrey County Council 0300 200 1004 http://www.surreycc.gov.uk London Borough of Wandsworth 020 8871 7316 http://www.wandsworth.gov.uk .
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