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Secondary School 2018 Stats Secondary School Admissions Allocations 2018-2019 Category 1 Category 2 Category 3 Category 4 Category 5 School Children First Second Third Unplaced and Total Total 1st children children children children children Total Children School Name Places with EHCP Preferences Preferences Preferences other Last Child Allocated (metres) Preferences Preferences allocated allocated In- allocated In- allocated Out- allocated Allocated (PAN) Allocated Allocated Allocated Allocated allocations Looked After area sibling area area sibling Outside area Ark Helenswood Academy 216 134 65 0 70 18 5 58 151 All preferences allocated Ark William Parker Academy 240 102 64 0 64 11 5 101 181 All preferences allocated Beacon Community College 220 386 240 2 244 16 8 9 279 All preferences allocated Bexhill High Academy 330 298 208 4 220 29 6 26 285 All preferences allocated Chailey School 162 403 161 4 153 4 1 0 1 43 77 5 32 162 9,902 metres Claverham Community College 230 594 298 4 222 2 2 0 6 100 104 7 9 230 6,320 metres Gildredge House 144 379 132 2 134 6 2 0 144 Contact School Hailsham Community College 240 248 221 4 223 6 0 8 241 All preferences allocated Heathfield Community College 240 344 243 4 228 7 1 0 2 87 115 3 29 240 11,784 metres Peacehaven Community School 180 194 131 9 136 6 1 7 159 All preferences allocated Priory School 232 385 250 4 226 2 0 0 232 Contact School Ratton School Academy Trust 243 609 258 2 235 4 2 0 243 Contact School King's Academy Ringmer 150 171 81 5 82 6 3 9 105 All preferences allocated Robertsbridge Community College 130 370 168 1 120 9 0 0 4 49 53 5 18 130 12,015 metres Rye College 150 190 110 1 112 19 5 4 141 All preferences allocated Seaford Head School 240 313 217 2 219 14 2 3 240 All preferences allocated Seahaven Academy 150 240 152 5 145 0 0 0 150 Contact School St Catherine's College 216(224) 407 241 2 215 7 0 0 224 Contact School St Richard's Catholic College 200 360 251 2 198 0 0 0 200 Contact School The Causeway School 189 128 55 1 65 8 1 10 85 All preferences allocated The Cavendish School 180 458 150 3 153 15 3 1 175 All preferences allocated The Eastbourne Academy 180 232 131 5 139 6 0 5 155 All preferences allocated The Hastings Academy 180 290 207 5 167 3 5 0 180 Contact School The St Leonards Academy 300 545 347 10 263 24 3 0 300 Contact School Uckfield Community Technology College 270 343 256 5 259 3 1 1 269 All preferences allocated Uplands Community College 168 286 149 1 145 13 9 0 2 49 55 4 57 168 15,607 metres Willingdon Community School 200 388 207 6 186 7 1 0 1 71 110 5 7 200 2,036 metres Notes Please note that all allocation numbers include late applications but preference numbers do not. Any over-subscribed school did not have any late applications allocated. Children whose Education and Health Care Plan names a school are not part of the allocation process for that school. Any community school that has admitted over the Published Admission Number has done so with the agreement of the Local Authority to enable local children to be allocated places. Please note that for September 2018 all home to school distances for community schools are measured in a straight line. All preference allocated refers to on-time preferences. In some cases late applications will have been refused..
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