Admissions to Dorset Schools A parent’s guide 2011-2012 This parent’s guide must be read in conjunction with the Admissions Policies for schools. Dorset County Council
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Sustainable travel to school Dorset County Council is fully committed to promoting walking, cycling and, for longer distances, greater use of buses for the school journey. When you are thinking about schools you would like your child to attend, please consider the following: • •
Children who walk to school are fitter, have better developed social skills, are more familiar with their surroundings, have better road sense and arrive at school more relaxed and ready to learn. Walking, cycling or using public transport offers children greater independence and flexibility – which is especially important at a time of change in the nature of the school day, with greater numbers of pupils staying for extra study, extra curricular activities and sport.
• Research shows that if you choose a school beyond a realistic distance (Primary - 800m Secondary - 2km) of your home you will probably drive your child to school. •
Walking, cycling or using the bus reduces congestion on the roads. Parents in Dorset, who drive their children to and from school increase congestion on the roads by 20%, drive 20.5 million kilometres and generate 4,188 tonnes of Co2 per year. If all parents chose to send their children to their nearest school we would save in excess of 10.4 million kilometres and 2,124 tonnes of Co2 per year!
• Consider the cost of driving to school. Current figures put the average cost at £690 per year! • Where walking, cycling or public transport are not feasible, car sharing may be an option. This can save time and money and helps cut traffic congestion and air pollution as well as being sociable for children.
Remember, if you choose a school that you will have to drive to, it is a long term commitment. Will you still want to / be able to drive your child to school in 7 years time? Do take a look at the Dorset Explorer mapping website, it contains layers showing school locations and walk distances. What schools are within walking distance of your home? If you are interested in encouraging walking, cycling or bus use, please speak to the Headteacher who will able to explain the school’s School Travel Health Check and School Travel Plan to you. Alternatively you can contact the sustainable travel coordinator at Dorset County Council: a.combes@dorsetcc.gov.uk For information on sustainable school travel click on http://www.dorsetforyou.com/index.jsp?articleid=389625 http://195.49.180.76/dorsetexplorer/?version=srts
Important: Choosing a school to which you can walk, cycle or access by bus will not provide any additional priority for a school place. The oversubscription criteria will always apply Families living in excess of the realistic distance are not automatically entitled to transport support from the County Council. Transport support will be dependent upon whether families meet the criteria set out in the section on transport entitlement.
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Contents Dorset County Council and other useful contacts
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School Organisation and general Information
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How is Education Organised
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Which school – How do I decide?
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Points to consider when making an application
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Choice Advice Service - For help completing your application form.
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Admissions and Other Policies
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How to apply for school places
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Waiting Lists and Appeals Information
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Transport Entitlement
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Pyramid Lists
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Appendix 1: Additional information for parents
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Dorset County Council and Other Useful Contacts To contact other departments connected with Children’s Services, or for information on Free School Meals, Boarding Provision, Home Education, Extended Schools, Ethnic Minority Achievement, Education Welfare, Traveller Education and Family Information Services, please contact 01305 221000 or visit www. dorsetforyou.com. For School Uniform Grants please contact schools directly. School Admissions Dorset County Council, County Hall, Colliton Park, Dorchester, Dorset, DT1 1XJ 01305 221060 www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions Email: admissions@dorsetcc.gov.uk Borough of Poole Children & Young People’s Integrated Services Dolphin Centre, Poole, BH15 1SA 01202 261936 www.boroughofpoole.com Email: school.admissions@poole.gov.uk Bournemouth Borough Council T.H.E.3, Town Hall, Bourne Avenue, Bournemouth, BH2 6DY www.bournemouth.gov.uk 01202 456223 Devon County Council 1 Capital Court, Bittern Road, Sowton, Exeter, EX2 7FW 0845 1551019 www.devon.gov.uk Email: admissions@devon.gov.uk Hampshire County Council The Castle, Winchester Hampshire, SO23 8UG 0845 6035623 www.hants.gov.uk/learning Somerset County Council County Hall, Taunton, Somerset, TA1 4DY 0845 456 4038 www.somerset.gov.uk Email: schooladmissions@somerset.gov.uk Wiltshire Council County Hall, Trowbridge, Wilts, BA14 8JN 01225 713010 www.wiltshire.gov.uk
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Winchester Diocesan Board of Education 1st Floor, Peninsula House, Wharf Road, Portsmouth, PO2 8HB 02392 899657 Plymouth Roman Catholic Diocese Newman House, Wonford Road, Exeter, EX2 4PF 01392 671320 www.plymouth-diocese.org.uk Salisbury Diocesan Board of Education Devizes Road, Salisbury, Wilts, SP1 9LY 01722 428428 www.saled.org Portsmouth Roman Catholic Diocese Park Place Pastoral Centre, Winchester Road, Fareham, PO17 5HA 01329 835363 www.portsmouth-dio.org.uk OfSTED www.ofsted.gov.uk The Department for Education, (DFE) Sanctuary Buildings, Great Smith Square, Westminster, London, SW1 3BT www.education.gov.uk Local Government Ombudsman LGO Advice Team PO Box 4771, Coventry CU4 0EH 020476 820000 ISIS (Information Service for Independent Schools – South & West) Woodpeckers, Green Lane, Queen Camel, Somerset, BA22 7NP 0845 999 2223 www.isc.co.uk Email: information@isc.co.uk
School Organisation and General Information What are the different types of school in Dorset? Dorset is committed to providing a comprehensive system of education and has a variety of different school structures in different parts of the County. All schools are organised into groups of schools called pyramids/areas: Beaminster / Blandford / Bridport / Christchurch & Highcliffe / Corfe Hills / Dorchester / Ferndown & West Moors / Gillingham / Lyme Regis / Lychett & Upton / Purbeck / Shaftesbury / Sherborne / Sturminster Newton / Weymouth & Portland / Wimborne & Cranborne. (See pages 26 - 46)
The different types of school are: • Community – a school wholly funded by the LA, which is also responsible for admissions • Voluntary Controlled – a school set up by a voluntary body, usually a church, totally funded through the LA which is also responsible for admissions • Voluntary Aided – a school started and owned by a voluntary body, usually a church, and part funded through the LA. The school governors are responsible for the running of the school and are also responsible for admissions • Foundation – a school funded by the LA. However, the school governors are responsible for admissions • Trust - A Trust school is a type of foundadtion school which forms a charitiable trust with an outside partner • Academy - Academies are publicly funded schools, independent of the Local Authority Trust, Academy,Voluntary Aided and Foundation schools have their own Admissions Policies. Some schools are also specialist schools. Details can be found on the School Pyramid List, on the School Admissions website www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions, from the School Admissions Team or on individual school’s websites.
Terms and Holiday Dates These are available on the website or by calling 01305 221060
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How is education organised in Dorset? Schools in Dorset are categorised as: Infant School (aged 4-7)
Reception – Year 2
First schools (aged 4-9)
Reception – Year 4
Junior Schools (aged 7-11)
Year 3 – Year 6
Middle Schools (aged 9-13)
Year 5 – Year 8
Primary Schools (aged 4-11)
Reception – Year 6
Secondary Schools: Aged from 11 - 16 or 11 - 18
Entry at Year 7
Upper schools Entry at Year 9
Aged from 13 - 18
National Curriculum Year Groups and Key Stages Key Stages
Year Groups
Key Stage 1
Reception – Year 2
Key Stage 2
Year 3 – Year 6
Key Stage 3
Year 7 – Year 9
Key Stage 4
Year 10 – Year 11
Independent Schools in Dorset The LA has no responsibility for independent or private schools. However, a list of schools in the South West can be obtained from ISIS (The Independent Schools Information Service), details of which can be found on (page 4).
SATS are Standard Assessment Tests. These may be taken at the end of Key Stages 1 and 2 to provide an overall judgement on the pupil’s achievement.
Children with a Statement of Special Educational Needs (SEN) If your child has a full Statement of Special Educational Needs please be aware that the School Admissions Team will not be involved in their school placement. This will be dealt with by the Special Educational Needs Team and you should contact a Caseworker by telephoning 01305 224888 to discuss your child’s education.
Early Years Education Under the government’s Early Years programme some children are eligible for free nursery school places. To find out further information please contact the Family Information Service on 01305 221000 or email familyinfo@dorsetcc.gov.uk
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Children Starting School for the First Time In Dorset all children born between 1 September 2006 and 31 August 2007 can, if their parents wish, start school in September 2011. Children do not legally have to attend any educational setting until the term following their fifth birthday and parents must decide whether early education, in whatever setting, is right for their child. Parents can request that their child attends part-time until the child reaches compulsory school age. All children can start school full time from September 2011.
Deferred Entry It is expected that most parents will choose the September admission date for their child. However, where an offer of a place is made to a child below compulsory school age, parents have the right to defer their child’s entry to school until later in the school year. Parents are advised to contact the appropriate school/s to discuss this. The place is held for that child and is not available to be offered to another child unless the parent confirms they no longer want the place or do not take up the place by the agreed/appropriate date, i.e. their fifth birthday or the end of the academic year. Entry may not be deferred beyond the beginning of the term after the child’s fifth birthday or beyond the academic year for which admission is sought. For a child born in the summer term, if parents decide to postpone application until the term after the child’s fifth birthday, the child will start school in Year 1 on a full time basis and must apply on a separate application half a term in advance of when the place is required.
School Leaving Age The law allows children who reach the age of 16 during the 2011/2012 school year to leave school on 29 June 2012. Please note that this date is set by law and the LA has no discretion to alter it.
Post 16 Education There will be a Sixth Form or College serving your local area, which can offer a wide range of A Level, vocational and other courses. Each will have its own Admissions Policy, and admission number for external applications, and entry requirements. An appeal can be lodged if refused admission to Sixth Form. For further details please contact the appropriate schools and colleges direct or visit www.dorsetforyou.com under ‘education and learning, schools and colleges’.
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Which School – How do I decide? The Admissions Policy for Community and Voluntary Controlled schools can be found on page 12. For Admission Policies for all other types of schools, please refer to the School Admissions website, www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions, contact the School Admissions Team or the school directly. You should consider historical data regarding the allocation of school places which can give an indication as to the oversubscription levels and under what criteria places have been allocated in the past (appendix 1), to help you to make realistic preferences. You should gather as much information as possible to help you decide on your preferences. The best way to do this is to look at school prospectuses which will give details of: • • • • • • •
The school’s aims and objectives Details of the curriculum offered National Curriculum test results Attendance figures Details of policies, such as behaviour and discipline Out of school activities offered School specialisms in the case of secondary schools
You may wish to consider key aspects of each school, such as its ethos and values, or its SEN and disability equality schemes and accessibility plans or extended services. You should find out the behaviour policies of the schools you are interested in as you may be asked to commit to a home- school agreement. It is a good idea to make an appointment to visit any schools you are interested in. Schools usually host open days and/or evenings for parents about new admissions to schools. Parents are advised to contact the schools direct to obtain details about these arrangements. You can also visit individual websites via www.dorsetforyou.com. The Office for Standards in Education (OfSTED) inspects all schools. You may wish to obtain copies of the latest OfSTED reports and the subsequent action plans for development. They can be obtained from the school, local libraries or via the internet on www.ofsted.gov.uk/reports Primary and secondary performance table information can be obtained via www.education.gov.uk Applying for a school place can seem difficult and confusing. If you need help filling in your form or are not sure how to apply, you can contact the School Admissions Team, via Dorset Direct or the Choice Advice Service who can provide independent and comprehensive help and advice (see page 11).
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Points to Consider when Making an Application Applicants are responsible for enclosing all relevant information in support of their application. Please read the Admissions Policies for the schools you are applying for to ensure everything that is required to meet the criteria is provided. If the relevant information is not provided at the time of application the Admissions Authority cannot be held responsible for seeking this information. The application will be considered solely on the information provided. Applicants must make the School Admissions Team aware if there are any material changes prior to the allocation of a school place e.g. house move. Parents are responsible for ensuring the correct postage is applied and the Authority will not cover a shortage in posting, or accept an application as being on time, which arrives late because of short postage. Home Address The home address is considered to be your main residence where the family/child spends all or the majority of their time. In the case of parents with shared care, the home address of the child will be identified as the address (of the holder) of the Child Benefit. If you are moving, and are requesting a place in an established year group, you may wish to wait until you have secured a residence in Dorset before the application is considered and this should be clearly marked on the application. If you/the child/ren are moving, in order to consider the application from the new address, documentary evidence must be provided. This should be one of the following: • A Solicitor’s letter confirming exchange of contracts on your purchase, (and sale); • A copy of a tenancy agreement showing the address of the property, date, duration of the tenancy and the signatures of yourself/ves and the Landlord/s together with proof of your Notice to Quit or vacation of your current property; • If you have or are taking over the care/guardianship of a child, we will require a letter from the parent confirming the new arrangements and proof of address. If a child lives with someone other than a close relative for 28 days or more, then it is a legal requirement that Children’s Services are notified on 01305 877445. and evidence as per the bullet point below • If you and/or the child are moving in with a friend or relative in the area we will only consider it from the Dorset address once you are resident with them. We will require a letter from them confirming the arrangements, together with proof of their address. • In the case of Armed Services/Crown Servants, we will accept a posting order as proof of a move to the area and will base the application on the posting address if a home address is not available. Applications can be considered from all UK residents, British citizens living abroad, those with passports endorsed with a right of abode and from EEA citizens. If you own a UK property, proof of ownership and confirmation of the date you will be resident must be provided to consider your application from this address. If you are a non EEA citizen to consider the application, you must have an appropriately endorsed visa, proof of residence and date of arrival. In all other cases, we will not consider the application/s, until the parent/s and/or the child/ren is/are resident in the country. You must contact us at that time. We require original passports and visas to be produced to the offered school at the time of admission.
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If you are moving, but wish to apply from your current address on parental preference grounds, ahead of your move, please indicate this clearly on your application form.
Your Catchment Area School To find out your catchment area/nearest school you must contact the School Admissions Team. Moving into a catchment area does not guarantee a place, and it may even be necessary to offer a school in another pyramid.
Siblings The term sibling means full, half, step, adopted or non-blood related brother or sister living with single, married or co-habiting parents at the same home address (as identified by the Child Benefit details). In the case where parents have shared care, a Solicitor’s letter or Court Order proving that the children reside together at all times, identifying the main carer and main residence, will suffice as evidence of the address and sibling link. In all other cases, and where no such evidence is provided, the home address of the child will be identified as the address (of the holder) of the Child Benefit. In order for a sibling link to be considered the sibling must either already attend the school at the time of application and be expected to do so at the time of admission, or, in the case of linked schools and sixth form, application must have been submitted and there be a reasonable expectation that the place will be offered and accepted (confirmation will be sought from the Admission Authority/School).
Feeder School Links Not all schools have Feeder School Links, you should check the relevant Admissions Policies for details. If your child is on a waiting list for the normal year of entry a feeder school link can only be considered, prior to the first school day of term in September 2011, at this point your child/ren’s waiting list position will be updated to the highest applicable criteria.
Your Preference School Due to oversubscription it is not always possible to offer a place at your catchment or preferred school. Living in or moving into a catchment area does not guarantee a place at the catchment school, nor does having a sibling at the school or attendance at a feeder school. If it proves possible to offer your child/ren a place in your preferred school and it is not your catchment school this constitutes a Parental Preference and your acceptance of the place offered means that the daily travelling arrangements and costs will be your responsibility, unless this is your nearest school. If you have any younger children whom you later wish to attend the school there is no guarantee that a place will be available. There is no guarantee a place will be available in the recognised receiver school. Any application will be considered in line with the Admission Policy for the school. It is recommended that you take the opportunity to name more than one preference. All decisions are made on an individual school basis and naming only one school will not improve your chances of being offered it. You must consider the options should you not
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be offered your highest preference school. If you do not choose to name your catchment school and could have been offered a place but have to be redirected to an alternative, you will be responsible for the transport arrangements.
Parental Responsibility In England and Wales, if the parents are married to each other at the time of the birth, or have jointly adopted a child, both have parental responsibility. This is not automatically the case for unmarried parents and according to current law the mother always has parental responsibility. A father has Parental Responsibility only if he has jointly registered the birth of the child with the mother since 1 December 2003. A parental responsibility agreement or a Court Order will also suffice. Proof of parental responsibility may be requested if there is any doubt regarding this. Legal advice may be sought. Should both parents have responsibility only one set of preferences can be considered. If agreement cannot be reached between the parties an application will only be considered from the applicant who holds the Child Benefit entitlement unless a Court Order overrides this by stating which parent’s application should be considered.
Choice Advisers – Independent Advice Choice Advisers can: • • • • •
offer help to vulnerable families; offer help completing your form; provide a range of advice about schools; explain how the co-ordinated admissions scheme works and; explain the process of applying for a school place.
The service offers: • • •
free, independent advice to parents/carers; help and support to enable families to make the best and most realistic choice of school using all resources and information available; help to maximise choices by interpreting and explaining the information to meet the family’s specific needs. This will include information about admission arrangements in other Local Authority areas and how to apply for schools in those areas.
Drop in sessions may be available. Please contact your Choice Adviser for further information.
Choice Adviser contact details are: Julie Daulby – Tel: 01305 250766. Email: julie.daulby@btinternet.com Covers the Beaminster, Bridport, Dorchester, Lyme Regis, Purbeck, Sherborne and Weymouth and Portland areas. Jane Schmidt – Tel: 07748 624609. Email: j.e.schmidt@dorsetcc.gov.uk Covers the Blandford, Christhurch & Highcliffe, Corfe Hills, Ferndown & West Moors, Gillingham, Lytchett & Upton, Shaftesbury, Sturminster and Wimborne & Cranborne areas.
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Admissions and other Policies Dorset LA - Admisssions (oversubscription) Policy - 2011/12 Dorset LA is the Admissions Authority for all Community and Voluntary Controlled schools in the County. The policy set out below does not apply to Voluntary Aided and Foundation schools. The admission of children with Statements of Special Educational Needs is covered by Sections 324 to 328 of, and Schedule 27 to, the Education Act 1996. Guidance on the Admission of Statemented pupils is given in the Special Education Needs Code of Practice. Where a child(ren) lives with parents with shared responsibility the address that the application will be based on will be the address of the person who receives the Child Benefit. Where those with parental responsibility cannot agree about the preferred schools the only application that will be considered will be the one submitted by the person who receives the Child Benefit. The aforementioned applies unless a current Court Order rules otherwise.
1. Where all parental preferences for places at the school can be satisfied all children seeking a place will be admitted. 2. Where there are too few places available (see footnote 3) to satisfy all preferences places will be allocated according to the following priority order: i.) children who are in the care of a local authority (see footnote 4); ii.) children living within the school’s catchment area and who will have a sibling(s) attending the school at the time of admission (see footnotes 6 , 7,); iii.) children living within the school’s catchment area (see footnote 5); iv.) children living outside the school’s catchment area who have a sibling(s) attending the school at the time of admission (see footnotes 5, 6 & 7); v.) children living outside the school’s catchment area and who were attending one of the preferred school’s recognised maintained feeder schools during the previous year (see footnotes 7,8,9); vi.) children living outside the school’s catchment area and whose parents wish them to attend a CE Voluntary Controlled school on denominational grounds (see footnote 10); vii.) all other children living outside the school’s catchment area. 3.
If too few places are available to satisfy preferences expressed within any of the priority order categories above, places will be allocated on the basis of the child’s closeness to the preferred school (defined by straight line measurement using a Geographical Information based system which identifies an Easting and Northing for the home address and the school building and calculates the distance between the two locations – see footnote 11).
4. In the event that the LA is unable to distinguish between applications despite applying the priority categories above, lots will be drawn by an independent (of the LA) person to determine the final place(s).
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Where applications are received from families with multiple birth siblings and by adhering to PAN these siblings could not be offered the same school, the admission number will be exceeded to accommodate the multiple birth siblings. This recognises the exceptional nature of emotional bonds between multiple birth siblings. This is not an indication that schools can exceed the admission number other than under these exceptional circumstances. The exception to this is where this would compromise Key Stage 1 Class Sizes legislation in which case the parent/s can chose which child/ren will take the place/s available up to the admission number or accept an alternative school offered where all children can attend together.
Footnotes 1. Ferndown Upper School – After allocating places to children in care, priority will be given to up to 26 pupils who can demonstrate an aptitude in Visual Arts. Should the number of applications for these places exceed availability, places will be allocated in accordance with the Local Authority’s Admissions Policy. Remaining places up to the planned admission limit of 260 will be allocated in accordance with the Local Authority’s Admissions Policy. 2.
Portland, St George’s C Primary School – Priority for the additional 30 places available at Year 3 will be given to children who are in the care of the Local Authority followed by those children attending Portland, The Grove C Infant School during the previous year. Any remaining places will be allocated in accordance with the Local Authority’s Admissions Policy.
3. The places available are defined as the published Admission Number for the school for that year of entry. 4. This criterion specifically relates to children with either a care order (full or interim) or who are accommodated under Section 22 of the Children Act 1989. 5. The school’s catchment area is a geographical area defined by the authority following consultation with the governors of the school and neighbouring schools. Details are held by each school. 6.
The term “sibling” means full brother or sister, stepbrother or sister, adoptive brother or sister and non-blood related children who live with married or cohabiting parents in the same household and relates to all year groups provided by the school (see also section above relating to Child Benefit).
7. In the case of an infant school the sibling link will apply to the related junior school and vice versa. 8. For details of recognised maintained feeder schools parents are advised to refer to the Pyramid Lists on the School Admission website. 9. This does not apply to children attending pre-schools, day nurseries and playgroups. 10. To qualify for consideration under this category, parents/guardians will need to show that at least one adult family member and the child to whom the application relates
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have been attending their local church at least once a month for a minimum of a year prior to the closing date for applications, and that the application must be supported by a written statement from the vicar/priest/minister or leader of the church confirming this.
11. The use of the “straight line” measurement method applies to the allocation of places only. It will not be used to determine transport entitlement, where it is a legal requirement to measure by the nearest available walking route. 12. Separate admission policies apply to Community schools in Gillingham and Verwood. Details of these policies can be found on the School Admission website. 13. The LA operates a waiting list policy. Parents can apply to have their child’s name placed on a waiting list. This will be held for one term only following refusal. If parents wish to keep a child on the waiting list beyond the first term they will need to confirm in writing at the end of the/each term for an extension.
Policy Statement for Equality The Local Authority (LA) is committed to the fundamental principles of equality of access and opportunity, unbiased treatment and equal value of all individuals. The primary purpose of the LA is to ensure the provision of a high quality education for all learners, irrespective of gender, ethnicity, social and economic background and circumstances, sexual orientation, physical or intellectual capability, nationality, religion or belief, age or chosen lifestyle.
Children in Care Children in Care are Children with a Care Order (full or interim) or who are accommodated under Section 20 of the Children Act 1989. Children in Care are considered as the highest criteria with any Admissions Policy for Dorset Schools. For further information and/or to view the policy, please visit the website or telephone School Admissions.
In Year Fair Access The Local Authority has an In Year Fair Access Protocol, which exists to ensure appropriate education is secured for children without a school place, particularly the most vulnerable or those with challenging behaviour. To ensure schools take their fair share of pupils with challenging behaviour, the Local Authority and schools must work together in partnership to improve behaviour, tackle persistent absence and help support improving behaviour partnerships. For further information and/or to view the policy above, please visit the website or telephone School Admissions.
Children with Disabilities or other Special Educational Needs Children who are not statemented, but are on the SEN register or have specific disabilities, may wish to contact the SEN Team (on 01305 224888) or the Parent Partnership (01302 221000) for information and advice. Please note that the Admissions Team will process the application for school places. Children with a full Statement of Special Educational Needs will be dealt with by the SEN Team.
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School Admissions Process You apply for a school place for your child Your application must go to the Local Authority where you live even if you are applying for schools in another area
By the closing date: Reception: 15 January 2011 Middle/ Junior: 15 January 2011 Secondary/ Upper: 31 October 2010
Your Local Authority receives and records your application
Local Authority passes your details to the admission authority of each school named as a preference on the application form
The admission authorities are not told whether you named them as preference 1, 2 or 3 on the form
Each of these admission authorities considers your details along with those from everyone else who has put in an application by the closing date
Selective school testing takes place
The school admission authorities send the Local Authority a list of all applicants in the order they meet the school’s admission criteria. Other Local Authorities advise Dorset of preferences they can offer
The Local Authority writes offering you one school place – this will be the highest preference school on your form that has a place available for your child (see Note below)
On the notification date for on-time applicants: Reception: 26 April 2011 Middle/ Junior: 26 April 2011 Secondary/ Upper: 1 March 2011
PLEASE NOTE: If the Local Authority is unable to offer you any of your preferred schools it will allocate a place at your catchment area school if it has places available. If the catchment area school does not have places available in the year group you will be allocated a place at the next nearest school to your home address that has places available (bearing in mind efficient use of resources).
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How to Apply for School Places Co-ordinated Admissions Scheme As a result of legislation all LAs are required to operate a Co-ordinated Admissions Scheme covering all schools. The arrangements and timetables set out in this booklet are part of the Scheme. The main purpose of the Scheme is to ensure that every child applying for a school place within the area served by the LA receives one offer of a school place and is to ensure safeguarding and fairness. All applications for school places must be made through the Local Authority where you live. See information on Home Address (page 9). You should name all of your preferred schools and the information will be passed to other Local Authorities or schools responsible for their own admissions for their consideration. They will inform Dorset School Admissions if a place is available. Only the Home LA is responsible for sending out the letter advising of the outcome of the application on behalf of all Admission Authorities. Parents are advised to name three preferred schools on the application form. These should be in order of preference. The law says that parents are entitled to express a preference for a school they wish their child to attend. Preference is not the same as choice. The law does not give parents the right to choose a particular school for their child and have their choice met. Parents who name a school are considered above anyone who has not named it. Not naming your catchment school may also affect transport entitlement. Supplementary Information Forms (SIF) Some schools have Supplementary Information Forms, please consult the pyramid lists for details of which schools request these. SIFs can be downloaded from the website, www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions or via Dorset Direct. 01305 221060
Applying to start school for the first time or change school by age into the Normal Year of Entry to School • • • • • •
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If you live in the Dorset LA area regardless of the preference of schools, please complete a Dorset LA application form naming any schools you have a preference for, or apply online from 1 September 2010 at www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions. If you live outside the Dorset LA area (including Bournemouth and Poole) you should ensure that your application is made through your home LA. You can name Dorset schools on this application. Online applications must be received by midnight on the closing date If you are posting your application directly to the LA and there is any dispute as to whether this meets the deadline, proof of posting by the closing date will be required for the application to be considered on time. This can be obtained free of charge from the post office at the time of posting. Completed application forms may be given to the headteacher of your child’s current school where appropriate by the end of the school day on or prior to the closing date. You may wish to request a receipt. Parents who meet the deadline will be notified of the outcome by the Home LA. Letters will be sent out on the offer date by first class post.
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• If you apply online you can view the outcome of your application after 4pm on the offer date.
Secondary and Upper Schools
Primary, Junior and Middle Schools
Closing Date 31 October 2010 Offer Date 1 March 2011
15 January 2011
26 April 2011
Please note: Parents are asked not to contact the LA or individual schools to enquire about the outcome of the application prior to notification by letter as this may delay the notification process and we are not able to let you know of the outcome prior to these dates.
Late Applications for Dorset Schools Applications received after the closing date can only be considered on time if they meet the following strict criteria: • Where both parents, or in the case of a single parent family one parent, have been ill for the period between 1 September and the closing date and as a result did not receive the information about applying or were unable to complete the application (a medical report would be required). •
A bereavement that has resulted in the whole family relocating for the period between the 1 September and the closing date and as a result did not receive the information about applying or were unable to complete the application (proof would be requested).
NB Applications would have to have been submitted at the earliest possible opportunity after the closing date. Applications received after the closing dates which do not meet the criteria set out above will be regarded as late applications irrespective of the reason and will be considered as part of the appropriate late round. The following timetable applies to late applications for any school. These will be considered alongside anyone on the waiting list and anyone who has an appeal pending (both submitted by the relevant dates below). Closing Date
Offer Date (Letters sent out)
30 April 2011
31 May 2011
31 May 2011
30 June 2011
8 July 2011 15 July 2011 Applications received from 8 July will be processed as quickly as possible after 15 July. If you are making a late application from another Local Authority or applying for another LA school please contact the LA concerned, as their arrangements may differ.
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Applications into an established year group (Sometimes known as casual or incidental admissions) Incidental admissions are considered half a term in advance from when the place is being requested. If you are moving to the Dorset area and your child will need a place in an already established year group, or you wish to change your child’s current school, you should contact the School Admissions Team to discuss space availability, transport arrangements and any other relevant local information. They will be able to help with advice on the application and the allocation process. Applications are considered into the year for the chronological age of your child. Should you wish your child to enter a different age group you must discuss this with the Head Teacher of the school you are applying for and, in the case of back-yearing, the Special Educational Needs Team. Please note, that the School Admissions Team only process applications for mainstream schools, therefore please do not name Pupil Referral Units (PRU/ Learning Centres), Special Schools or bases on the School Admissions application.
Frequently Asked Questions Can I choose which school my child attends? Parents can express a preference for a particular school. There is no guarantee that a place at the preferred school can be offered although the LA tries to meet the wishes of parents wherever possible. As a result of demand from families living in a catchment area and/or parental preference applications a number of Dorset schools are full and have no places available. When a child is refused a place at a particular school it is usually for two reasons: to avoid full class sizes and to maintain the quality of education on offer at the school. If you are either planning to transfer schools or are moving into the area you must contact the School Admissions Caseworker for the area you are interested in prior to submitting your application to discuss space availability and transport implications.
How are applications considered? The equal preference system will be applied and wherever possible we will meet the preference ranked first by parents. However, due to oversubscription, this is not always possible and occasionally it may mean that a parent’s second or third preference is given priority over another parent’s first preference. It may be possible to offer a place at more than one of the schools for which parents have expressed a preference. If this is the case the highest ranked school where places are available will be offered.
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If it is not possible to meet any of the preferences and you live within Dorset LA, then an alternative offer will be made of your catchment/ nearest alternative school with places will be offered, taking into consideration the efficient use of resources, if transport is to be offered by the LA. Parents must ensure that all relevant information/documents are enclosed.
Can an offer of a place be withdrawn? Once the offer of a place has been made, it may be withdrawn only in limited circumstances, for example: • Where the application was fraudulent or deliberately misleading; • Where an offer has been wrongly made by someone other than the Admission Authority; • Where, following reminders from the school/LA, and appropriate warnings as to the consequences, the parent does not respond within one week of the final reminder and therefore is deemed to have declined the offer of a school place.
What is the Admission Number and how do I know how many places there are at the school? The entry number of a school is called the Published Admission Number (PAN) and is mainly decided by available accommodation, or in the case of primary schools, to meet class size limits. This is the number of children the Admissions Authority is legally obliged to admit to a year group. The Admission Numbers for schools in the pyramid/area in which you live or are interested in can be viewed on the Pyramid Lists on the School Admissions website. You should contact the School Admissions Team to find out if places are available.
My child or I are unhappy with the current school can I apply to change schools? You can make an application for alternative schools, however, we strongly advise that you talk to the current school in the first instance through your child’s tutor and/or head of year who can help you and your child with identified support and guidance. If you are not satisfied with this you should address concerns to the Head Teacher and/or Chair of Governors. You need to be able to get your child to and from the alternative school (unless entitled to free support) and you should be aware that changing schools does not always solve the issues. Once your child is removed from the roll if you change your mind you need to make a freash application and there is no guarantee that a place will be available.
What happens if I want to change my preference school/s? For the normal year of entry should any parent change any of their preferences after the relevant closing date, the new preference will be treated as a late application as explained in this booklet. You need to put your change of preference in writing to the School Admissions Team. The date the School Admissions Team is notified of the change
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of preference will determine the late round in which the revised preference will be considered. If a place is offered at your new preference school, your original offer will be withdrawn and could be offered to another applicant. For in year applications you must put your changes in writing to the School Admissions Team as soon as possible.
What happens if I decline the place offered? If you decide to decline the school place offered you must advise the School Admissions Team in writing and, if your child is of legal school age, you must clarify what alternative arrangements you are making for your child’s education. The space will be rescinded and may be filled by another applicant. NB. If once you have removed your child from a school then you cannot change your mind but would need to re-apply for a place.
What options are available to me if I am not offered a place at my preferred school? If you are not offered a place at your preferred school, you can: • Appeal to an Independent Appeals Panel; • Ask to go on a waiting list; You are advised to accept any alternative place offered so that your child has a place secured. You may wish to consider naming alternative prefences. Please note that accepting a place at an alternative school will not prejudice the appeal for your preferred school. If a place cannot be offered at any of your preferred school/s and your catchment school is full the Authority will offer the next nearest school with places. Transport will not be provided to the alternative school and this will be your responsibility.
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Waiting Lists and Appeals Information Waiting Lists If you are refused a school and wish your child’s name to be placed on a waiting list you will need to confirm this in writing. All schools must hold a waiting list for one term for the normal year of entry. For Voluntary Controlled and Community Schools, waiting lists will operate on a termly basis and, if you wish your child to remain on the waiting list, you should renew the request in writing to carry your child’s name forward on the waiting list for a further term. Parents are asked not to contact the School Admissions Team to enquire about their child’s position on a waiting list as it can change regularly and will only be used if a place becomes available. Should a place become available the relevant Admissions Policy will be used to allocate the place and is not allocated on a “first come, first served” basis. If you are refused a place at a Voluntary Aided or Foundation school you will need to contact the school to find out their procedure. Under the Coordinated Scheme a child can only hold one offer of a school place. Therefore, if a place is offered from a waiting list the other offer will be rescinded. If your child is already in a another Dorset school, you will have 1 month to accept the place.
Appealing for a School Place If you are unsuccessful in getting the place you wanted for your child you have the right to appeal to an Independent Appeals Panel. Normally this means that you have applied for a place at a school which is oversubscribed and: • Either you have not been offered a place because the available places have been offered to children who according to the LA’s (or in the case of Voluntary Aided or Foundation schools, the governing body’s) published criteria, have a higher priority of a place at the school than your child; • Or the class/teaching group at the school is full and there are no further places available for your child. Information about the appeals process is available from Democratic Services, Address: Dorset County Council, County Hall, Colliton Park, Dorchester, DT1 1XJ Tel: 01305 224188
Or in the case of Voluntary Aided and Foundation schools, from the Clerk to the Governing Body at the school address.
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How to Appeal You will be informed of your right to appeal in the letter advising you have been refused a school place. To appeal for a place at a Community or Voluntary Controlled school you should download the form available via the School Admissions website www.dorsetforyou.com/ schooladmissions or telephone School Admissions to be sent a form. For a Voluntary Aided or Foundation school, you should follow instructions on the letter or contact the Clerk to the Governing Body at the school. Some schools request a letter, but in most cases an application form will be supplied. An information booklet is available on the website or will be sent to you with the form. The Appeal Form should be returned to the address on the appeal from, not to the School Admissions Team. You will be told about the date, time and place of the hearing as soon as possible by the Clerk to the Appeals Panel not by the School Admissions Team. You are encouraged to attend and speak at the panel hearing, and/or you can bring a friend to help you put your case to the panel or you may prefer to put your case in writing. If your appeal is turned down, you cannot appeal again in the same academic year unless there has been a significant change in circumstances or other new material evidence becomes available which you could not reasonably have obtained or submitted at the original hearing. If you have a complaint about the way your appeal was dealt with (not the decision) and you feel you have suffered an injustice, you can complain to the Commission for Local Administration known as the Ombudsman, whose contact details are shown on (insert page number) of this booklet.
Infant Class Size Appeals Under Government legislation infant classes, where the majority of children will reach 5, 6 or 7 in the academic year, may not contain more than 30 children. If admitting your child would take a class over the limit of 30, thus compromising Infant Class Size legislation. If you have been refused a place for this reason your appeal would be an Infant Class Size appeal and you can only appeal against the decision if you feel that: • The decision to refuse was totally perverse and not one which any reasonable admission authority would havemade in the circumstances of the case, or; • Your child would have been offered a place if the admission arrangements had been properly implemented. Should you feel that you have reason to appeal, considering the limited grounds for doing so, please complete the Key Stage 1 Appeal form from the School Admissions website www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions or telephone School Admissions for a paper form to be sent to you.
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Transport Information Transport Entitlement for Reception to Year 11 Pupils 1. Free transport can be provided for your child to attend their catchment or nearest appropriate school where: a.) your child is in Reception to Year 4 and lives 2 miles or more shortest available walking distance from home to school; b.) your child is in Years 5 to 11 and lives more than 3 miles shortest available walking distance from home to school. 2. Free transport can be provided for your child, if you are in receipt of the maximum level of Working Tax Credit or your child is entitled to free school meals, and; a.) your child is attending their 3 nearest appropriate schools, is in Years 7 to 11 and lives over 2 miles shortest available walking route but under six miles shortest available driven route from home to school. b.) your child is attending their catchment or nearest appropriate school, is in Years 5 to 6 and lives over 2 miles shortest available walking route from home to school. If you qualify under 1a.) or b.), the Authority will contact you automatically before your child starts school (where possible).
Denominational Transport If you have been allocated a place on religious/denominational grounds at your nearest faith school, the Authority provides free transport if: a.) - your child is in Years 7 to 11, - you are in receipt of the maximum level of Working Tax Credit or your child is entitled to free school meals and the distance between home and school is more than 2 miles shortest walking route, and, - less than 15 miles shortest driven route. b.) - your child is in Year Reception to Year 6, - you receive Income Support, Job Seekers Allowance or Employment and Support Allowance (Income based), Pension Credit, support under Section VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 or Child Tax Credit (up to the current government limit), and, - the shortest available walking distance from home to school is between 2 and 5 miles for Reception to Year 4 pupils and 3 and 5 miles for Year 5 and 6 pupils. Otherwise the Authority provides transport to enable your child to attend their nearest faith school, if allocated a place on denominational/religious grounds and you can apply to pay for a space on the transport if the distance from home to school is between: a.) 2 and 5 miles shortest walking distance for Reception to Year 4 pupils; b.) 3 and 5 miles shortest walking distance for Year 5 to Year 6 pupils; c.) 3 miles shortest walking distance and 10 miles shortest driven route for Year 7 to 11 pupils.
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The charge for denominational transport may vary but the 2010/11 academic year was £240 per child and can be paid in two instalments in August and February. At the time of print, this is being reviewed. Any of the transport specified above will only be provided at the start and end of the normal school day and only with regard to the home address of the child (see page 9) To apply under any other criteria you must complete a Transport Request Form available on www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions or by contacting the School Admissions Team. Once completed the form must be returned to the School Admissions Team enclosing all supporting evidence as necessary.
Other Reasons If you feel you may have other grounds for applying for transport, for example your child has a disability or medical condition, or you are in temporary accommodation (emergency), you can apply for transport and your application will be considered by the School Admissions Team. Transport may be provided over lesser distances if there is no reasonably safe route for a child to walk accompanied as necessary. Complete an application available on www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions or contact the School Admissions Team for a form. Where transport is offered by the Local Authority it will be provided from a pick up/drop off point that must be no more than ¾ mile for Reception to Year 6 and 1 mile for Year 7 to 11 walk from your home. The journey will not be more than 45 minutes for children in Reception to Year 6 or 1 hour 15 minutes for Years 7-11 Parents are responsible for their child’s safety in getting to and from the pick up/ drop off points. Should you be refused transport you have the right of appeal and this will be explained to you when you are advised of the outcome of your application. All parties are responsible for ensuring that children’s behaviour on school transport meets acceptable standards and this can be achieved by all parties working together. Please note transport can only be offered by the Local Authority within the guidance of the policy and legislation. The Local Authority can only offer transport to your catchment area/ nearest school or alternative offer that the Local Authority would have made. In all cases transport will be offered whilst considering the best use of resources.
Sixth Form Transport Entitlement Sixth form students are not entitled to transport support unless, they live over 5 miles from their catchment/nearest school and their families are in receipt of Income Support, Job Seekers Allowance (income based) or Working/Child Tax Credit (up to an annually agreed maximum).
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Concessionary School Transport If your child does not qualify for free transport you may be able to apply for a seat on a Local Authority contract bus. There may be a charge for this transport, which at the time of this being printed is being reviewed. You should contact Dorset Passenger Transport on 01305 221704/224544/224545/225164 or email direct to dorsetpassengertransport@ dorsetcc.gov.uk. In any other circumstances you are responsible for the safety and arrangements for your child’s journey to and from school. For further information and/or to view the policy above, please visit the website or telephone School Admissions for a copy.
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Pyramid Lists C = Community F = Foundation
VA = Voluntary Aided
VC = Voluntary Controlled
This information is correct at the time of printing however if there have been any changes, this will be updated on the website www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions.
Beaminster Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission SIF Number
Feeder school to
Broadwindsor CE VC Primary School Drimpton Road, Broadwindsor, Beaminster,DT8 3QL
Mr N Arnold Tel/Fax: 01308 868376 www.broadwindsor.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
13
Beaminster School
Greenford CE VC Primary School Chilfrome Lane, Maiden Newton, Dorchester , DT2 0AX
Mr M Atkinson Tel: 01300 320644 www.greenford.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
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Beaminster School
Parrett & Axe CE VA Primary School Fair Oak Way, Mosterton Beaminster , DT8 3HJ
Mr N Evans Tel/Fax: 01308 868492 www.mosterton.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
15
St Mary’s CE VA Primary School Clay Lane, Beaminster , DT8 3BY
Ms C Briden VA Tel: 01308 862201 Fax: 01308 862807 4-11 www.stmarysbeaminster.dorset.sch. uk
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Salway Ash CE VA Primary School Salway Ash, Bridport , DT6 5JE
Mrs L Crew Tel: 01308 488302 Fax: 01308 488538 www.salwayash.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
15
Stickland’s CE VA Primary School Summer Lane, Evershot , Dorchester, DT2 0JP
Mr I Robinson Tel/Fax: 01935 83287 www.sticklands.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
17
Beaminster School
Mr M Best Tel: 01308 862633 Fax: 01305 863909 www.beaminster.dorset.sch.uk
CE VC 11-18
126
NA
*
Beaminster School
Beaminster School
*
Beaminster School
Secondary School Beaminster School (Specialist School Technology) Newton, Beaminster DT8 3EP
Schools with Special Needs Bases School
Maximum No of Places Available
Type of Base
Base AN
St Mary’s CE VA Primary School Clay Lane, Beaminster, DT8 3BY
Moderate Learning Difficulties
5 (KS2)
20
Beaminster School Newtown, Beaminster, DT8 3EP
Moderate Learning Difficulties
7
34
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Blandford Pyramid Type & Age Range
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
School & Address
Admission Number
SIF
Feeder school to
Archbishop Wake CE VA Primary School Black Lane, Blandford Forum, DT11 8SW
Mrs J Hicks Tel: 01258 453120 Fax: 01258 451060 www.archbishopwake.dorset.sch. uk
VA 4-11
45
Blandford St Mary CE VA Primary School Birch Avenue, Blandford St Mary, Blandford Forum. DT11 9QD
Mr P Lavis Tel: 01258 453331 Fax: 01258 455865 www.blandfordstmary.dorset.sch. uk
VA 4-11
30
Downlands Primary School College Rd, Blandford Camp, Blandford Forum DT11 8BG
Miss S Whitlock (acting) Tel: 01258 453348 Fax: 01258 455286 www.downlandsschool.org
C 4-11
30
The Blandford School
The Dunbury School Dolway Lane, Winterborne Whitechurch, Blandford Forum. DT11 0AW. (see footnote below)
Miss C Hebditch Tel: 01258 880501 Fax: 01258 881216 www.dunbury.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
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The Blandford School
Durweston CE VA Primary School Durweston, Blandford Forum, DT11 0QA
Mrs E Wesley-Barker Tel: 01258 452277 Fax: 01258 489671 www.durweston.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
20
Milldown CE VC Primary School Milldown Road, Blandford, DT11 7SN
Mrs S Ryall Tel: 01258 452456 Fax: 01258 453206 www.milldown.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
30
The Blandford School
Pimperne CE VC Primary School School Lane,Pimperne, Blandford Forum, DT11 8UG
Ms C Rimmer VC Tel/Fax: 01258 452025 4-11 www.pimperneprimaryschool.co.uk
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The Blandford School
Spetisbury Hall & Sloper’s CE VA Primary School High Street, Spetisbury, Blandford Forum, DT11 9DF
Mrs J Minett Tel/Fax: 01258 452107 www.spetisbury.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
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The Blandford School
Ms S Wilson Tel: 01258 451121 Fax: 01258 454755 www.blandford.dorset.sch.uk
VC 11-18
210
The Blandford School
*
*
The Blandford School
The Blandford School
Secondary School The Blandford School (Specialist School – Technology) Milldown Road, Blandford, DT11 7SQ
N/A
Schools with Special Needs Bases School
Type of Base
The Blandford School Milldown Road, Blandford DT11 7SQ
Dyslexia
Base AN 2
Maximum No of Places Available 9
Footnote: The Dunbury School is a federated school and uses premises at Winterborne Kingston, Winterborne Stickland and Winterborne Whitechurch.
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Bridport Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
SIF
Bridport Primary School St Andrew’s Road, Bridport DT6 3BJ
Mrs E Wilson-Chalon Tel: 01308 422846 Fax: 01308 458710 www.bridport.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
60
The Sir John Colfox School
Burton Bradstock CE VC Primary School Church Street, Burton Bradstock, Bridport , DT6 4QS
Mrs Clare Staple Tel/Fax: 01308 897369 www.burtonbradstock.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
15
The Sir John Colfox School
Loders CE VC Primary School Loders, Bridport, DT6 3SA
Ms S Gibbs Tel/Fax: 01308 423418 www.loders.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
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The Sir John Colfox School
Powerstock CE VA Primary School Powerstock , Bridport, DT6 3TB
Mr J-P Draper (acting) Tel: 01308 485380 Fax: 01308 485523 www.powerstock.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
9
St Mary’s CE VC Primary School Skilling Hill Road, Bridport DT6 5LA
Mrs K Rawling Tel/Fax: 01308 423065 www.stmarybridport.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
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The Sir John Colfox School
St Catherine’s RC VA Primary School Pymore Road, Bridport DT6 3TR
Mrs V Singer Tel: 01308 423568 Fax: 01308 421291 www.stcatherinesbridport.dorset.sch. uk
VA 4-11
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The Sir John Colfox School
Symondsbury CE VA Primary School Symondsbury, Bridport, DT6 6HD
Mrs H Farmer Tel: 01308 423502 Fax: 01308 421164 www.symondsbury.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
15
The Sir John Colfox School
Thorner’s CE VA Primary School Litton Cheney, Dorchester DT2 9AU
Mrs A Johnstone Tel: 01308 482410 Fax: 01308 482520 www.thorners.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
15
The Sir John Colfox School
Mrs K Taylor Tel: 01308 422291 Fax: 01308 420036 www.colfox.dorset.sch.uk
C 11-18
150
*
Feeder school to
The Sir John Colfox School
Secondary School The Sir John Colfox School (Specialist School – Languages) Ridgeway Estate, Bridport, DT6 3DT
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Christchurch & Highcliffe Area School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
SIF
Feeder school to
Burton Primary School Campbell Road,Burton, Christchurch BH23 7JY
Mr K Heathfield (acting) Tel: 01202 482588 www.burtonpri.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
60
The Grange School
Christchurch Infant School Addiscombe Road, Christchurch BH23 2AE
Mrs J Ashenden Tel: 01202 485851 Fax: 01202 479149 www.christchurchinf.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-7
120
Christchurch Junior School
Christchurch Junior School Clarendon Road, Christchurch BH23 2AA
Mr. S. Adorian Tel: 01202 485579 Fax: 01202 484531 www.christchurchjun.dorset.sch.uk
C 7-11
124
Twynham School
Highcliffe St Mark Primary School Greenways, Highcliffe, Christchurch BH23 5AZ (see footnote below)
Mrs K Boynton Tel: 01425 273029 Fax: 01425 270449 www.highcliffeprimary.dorset.sch. uk
F 4-11
60
Mudeford Infant School Queen’s Rd, Mudeford, Christchurch BH23 3HH
Mr D Churchill (Acting) Tel: 01202 485513 Fax: 01202 488142 www.mudefordinf.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-7
60
Mudeford Junior School
Mudeford Junior School Mudeford Lane, Christchurch BH23 3HP (see footnote below)
Mr C Hancock Tel:01202 473217 Fax: 01202 476783 www.mudefordjun.dorset.sch.uk
C 7-11
66
The Grange School and Highcliffe School
Somerford Primary School Draper Road, Somerford, Christchurch BH23 3AS
Mr N Tarchetti Tel: 01202 485436 Fax: 0102 482359 www.somerford.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
60
The Grange School
The Priory CE VA Primary School Wick Lane, Christchurch BH23 1HX
Miss C King Tel: 01202 484105 Fax: 01202 488702 www.prioryschool.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
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St Joseph’s Catholic Primary School Dorset Road, Somerford, Christchurch, BH23 3DA
Ms L Buxton Tel: 01202 485976 Fax: 01202 483092 www.stjosephs.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
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Links with St Peters RC Bournemouth
Highcliffe School (Specialist School – Languages & Science) Parkside, Highcliffe, Christchurch BH23 4QD (See footnote below)
Miss J Potts Tel: 01425 273381 Fax: 01425 271405 www.highcliffe.dorset.sch.uk
F 11-18
216
N/A
The Grange School (Specialist School – Sports) Redvers Road Christchurch, BH23 3AU
Mr M Stenton Tel: 01202 486536/7 Fax: 01202 487621 www.grange.dorset.sch.uk
C 11-18
130
N/A
Twynham School (Specialist School – Technology & Music) Sopers Lane, Christchurch BH23 1JF (See footnote below)
Dr T Fish Tel: 01202 486237 Fax: 01202 486230 www.twynham.dorset.sch.uk
C 11-18
240
N/A
Primary Age Range of Schools
*
*
Highcliffe School
Twynham School
Secondary Age Range Schools
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Schools with Special Needs Bases School
Type of Base
Base AN
Maximum No of Places Available
Christhurch Infant School Addiscombe Road Christchurch BH23 2AE
Speech & Language
5
16
Christchurch Junior School Clarendon Road, Christchurch BH23 2AA
Speech & Language
4
16
Twynham School Sopers Lane Christchurch BH23 1JF
Speech & Language
2
10
Footnote: An agreement exists with Hampshire LA to admit children from a defined area of south west Hampshire. The catchment area of Sopley is no longer in the catchment area for Twynham School. The catchment areas of Brockenhurst, Sway, St Lukes, Bransgore, Tiptoe, Hordle. Highcliffe St Mark Primary Schools and Mudeford Junior School form part of the catchment area of Highcliffe School and are feeder schools to Highcliffe School.
Corfe Hills Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
SIF
Feeder school to
Henbury View First School Hillside Rd, Corfe Mullen, Wimborne BH21 3TR
Mrs J Clarke Tel/Fax: 01202 659179 www.henburyview.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
30
Lockyer’s Middle School
Rushcombe First School Hanham Rd, Corfe Mullen, Wimborne BH21 3PX
Mrs C Mahon Tel: 01202 695722 Fax: 01202 657890 www.rushcombe.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
60
Lockyer’s Middle School
Sturminster Marshall First School High Street, Sturminster Marshall, Wimborne BH21 4AY
Mrs R Tomkins Tel: 01258 857348 Fax: 01258 858439 www.sturminstermarshall.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
30
Lockyer’s Middle School
Lockyer’s Middle School Blandford Road, Corfe Mullen, Wimborne, BH21 3HQ (see footnote 3 below)
Mr M Legge Tel/Fax: 01202 692779 www.lockyersmid.dorset.sch.uk
C 9-13
132
Corfe Hills School
152
Corfe Hills School/ Queen CE VC Elizabeth’s School
Wimborne School with links to Corfe Hills Allenbourn Middle School East Borough, Wimborne, BH21 1PL (see footnotes 1 and 2 below)
Mr D Brooks Tel: 01202 886738 Fax: 01202 856058 www.allenbourn.dorset.sch.uk
C 9-13
Poole Schools with links to Corfe Hills #Broadstone First School Tudor Rd, Broadstone, Poole. BH18 8AA
Mrs R Moore Tel: 01202 694376 Fax: 01202 659167
C 4-9
Broadstone Middle School
#Merley First School Oakley Straight, Merley, Wimborne BH21 1SD (see footnote 1 below)
Mrs S Birley Tel: 01202 888455
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Broadstone Middle School/ Allenbourn Middle School
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#Springdale First School Springdale Rd, Broadstone, BH18 9BW (see footnote 3 below)
Mrs R. Leach Tel: 01202 692700 Fax: 01202 693752
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Lockyer’s Middle School/ Broadstone Middle School
#Broadstone Middle School Dunyeats Road, Broadstone BH18 8AE (see footnotes 1 & 3 below)
Mr S Wathen Tel: 01202 696121 Fax: 01202 602371
C 9-13
Corfe Hills School
F 13-18
N/A
Upper School (maintained by Poole LA) #Corfe Hills School Higher Blandford Road, Broadstone BH18 9BG
Mr A Hinchcliffe Tel: 01202 656300 Fax: 01202 656356 www.corfe-hills.dorset.sch.uk
Schools with Special Needs Bases School
Type of Base
Base AN
Maximum No of Places Available
Allenbourn Middle School East Borough, Wimborne BH21 1PL
Dyslexia
3
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Dorchester Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
SIF Feeder school to
Broadmayne First School Knighton Lane, Broadmayne Dorchester DT2 8PH
Mrs M Austin Tel: 01305 852471 Fax: 01305 852167 www.broadmayne.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
30
St Mary’s CE Middle School
Cerne Abbas CE VC First School Duck Street, Cerne Abbas, DT2 7LA
Mrs H Williams Tel: 01300 341319 Fax: 01300 341936 www.cerneabbas.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
15
Dorchester Middle School
Cheselbourne Village School Mrs A Herridge Cheselbourne, Dorchester DT2 Tel/Fax: 01258 837306 www.cheselbourne.dorset.sch.uk 7NT
C 4-9
10
St Mary’s CE Middle School
Damers First School Damers Road, Dorchester DT1 2LB
Mr P Minns Tel: 01305 264924 Fax: 01305 257213 www.damers.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
90
Dorchester Middle School
Frome Valley CE VA First School School Drive, Crossways, Dorchester, DT2 8WR
Mrs H Boyce Tel/Fax: 01305 852643 www.fromevalley.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
30
St Mary’s CE Middle School
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Manor Park CE VC First School Mellstock Avenue, Dorchester DT1 2BH
Mrs J Mockridge Tel: 01305 268741 Fax: 01305 268407 www.manorpark.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
75
No named receiver school
Milborne St Andrew First School Hopsfield, Milborne St Andrew, Blandford Forum. DT11 0JE
Mrs A. Purdy Tel: 01258 837362 Fax: 01258 837170 www.milborne.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
23
St Mary’s CE Middle School
Piddle Valley CE VA First School Piddletrenthide, Dorchester DT2 7QL
Mrs M Cridland Tel: 01300 348219 Fax: 01300 348887 www.piddlevalley.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
23
St Mary’s CE Middle School
The Prince of Wales School Maiden Castle Road, Dorchester DT1 2HH
Mr P Farrington Tel: 01305 257120 Fax: 01305 257121 www.princeofwales.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
30
Dorchester Middle School
Puddletown VC First School High Street, Puddletown, Dorchester, DT2 8RY
Mrs V Burgess Tel: 01305 848206 Fax: 01305 848094 www.puddletownfirst.dorset.sch. uk
VC 4-9
30
St Mary’s CE Middle School
St Mary’s CE VC First School Coombe Road, Puddletown Dorchester, DT2 9RD
Mr I Donnelly Tel/Fax: 01305 263880 www.charminster.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
42
No named receiver school
St Mary’s Catholic First School Lucetta Lane, Dorchester, DT1 2DD
Miss J Clayton Tel: 01305 262258 Fax: 01305 257101 www.stmarysdorchester.dorset. sch.uk
VA 4-9
30
No named receiver school
Winterbourne Valley CE VA First School Winterbourne Abbas Dorchester DT2 9LW
Mrs R Horne Tel: 01305 889297 www.winterbournevalley.dorset. sch.uk
VA 4-9
18
Dorchester Middle School
Dorchester Middle School Queen’s Avenue, Dorchester, DT1 2HS
Mr P Chadwick Tel: 01305 265651 Fax: 01305 263549 www.dorchestermid.dorset.sch.uk
C 9-13
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The Thomas Hardye School
St Mary’s CE Middle School Puddeltown, Dorchester, DT2 8SA
Mr C Winch Tel: 01305 848293 Fax: 01305 848801 www.stmaryspudd.dorset.sch.uk
VA 9-13
120
The Thomas Hardye School
St Osmund’s CE VA Middle School Barnes Way, Dorchester, DT1 2DZ
Mr R Jenkinson Tel:01305 262897 Fax: 01305 251395 www.stosmunds.dorset.sch.uk
VA 9-13
150
The Thomas Hardye School
Dr I Melvin Tel:01305 266064 Fax: 01305 250510 www.thomas-hardye.dorset.sch.uk
VA 13-18
475
N/A
Middle Schools
Upper School The Thomas Hardye School (Specialist School – Science, SEN, Humanities) Queen’s Avenue, Dorchester, DT1 2ET
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Schools with Special Needs Bases Schools
Type of Base
Base AN
Maximum No of Places Available
Damers First School Damers Road, Dorchester DT1 2LB
Speech & Learning
4
18
The Prince of Wales School Maiden Castle Road, Dorchester DT1 2HH
Physical Disability
4
20
Dorchester Middle School Queen’s Avenue, Dorchester, DT1 2HS
Speech & Learning
2
8
The Thomas Hardye School Queen’s Avenue, Dorchester, DT1 2ET
Speech & Learning
3
9
Ferndown & West Moors Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
SIF
Feeder school to
Ferndown First School Church Road Ferndown, BH22 9ET
Mrs J.Di-Pede Tel: 01202 873747 Fax: 01202 890121 www.fernfirst.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
60
Ferndown Middle School
Hampreston CE VA First School Hampreston, Wimborne. BH21 7LX (see footnote 1 below)
Mrs J Marshall Tel: 01202 573074 Fax: 01202 580307 www.hampreston.dorset.sch. uk
VA 4-9
28
Ferndown Middle School
Oakhurst First School Shaftesbury Road West Moors,Ferndown BH22 0DY
Mrs M Davy Tel: 01202 871577 Fax: 01202 876506 www.oakhurstfirst.dorset.sch. uk
C 4-9
30
West Moors Middle School
Parley First School Glenmoor Road, Ferndown, BH22 8QE
Mrs M Pike Tel: 01202 874400 Fax: 01202 872036 www.parley.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
60
Ferndown Middle School
St Ives First School, Ringwood Sandy Lane, St Ives, Ringwood, BH24 2LE
Ms C Simms (acting) Tel: 01425 475478 Fax: 01425 472641 www.stives.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
30
West Moors Middle School
St Mary’s First School, West Moors Station Road, West Moors, Ferndown BH22 0JF
Mr J Harrison Tel: 01202 874838 Fax: 01202 861826 www.stmaryswestmoors.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
30
West Moors Middle School
Three Legged Cross First School Church Road, Three Legged Cross, Wimborne. BH21 6RF
Mrs J Turner Tel/Fax: 01202 822460 www.threeleggedcross.dorset. sch.uk
C 4-9
30
West Moors Middle School
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Verwood First Schools Hillside First School Hillside Road, Verwood BH31 7HE (see footnote 2 below)
Mr R Withey Tel: 01202 822737 Fax: 01202 822316 www.hillsidefirst.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
60
Emmanuel CE Middle School
Verwood CE VA First School Howe Lane, Verwood BH31 6JF (see footnote 2 below)
Mr A Parsons Tel: 01202 822652 Fax: 01202 822369 www.verwoodfirst.dorset.sch. uk
VA 4-9
60
Emmanuel CE VA Middle School
Trinity CE VA First School Coopers Lane, Verwood BH31 7PG (see footnote 2 below)
Mrs J Green Tel: 01202 821704 Fax: 01202 821149 www.trinity.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
30
Emmanuel CE VA Middle School
Ferndown Middle School Peter Grant Way, off Church Road, Ferndown, BH22 9UP
Mrs G Allen Tel: 01202 876556 Fax: 01202 897065 www.fernmid.dorset.sch.uk
C 9-13
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Ferndown Upper School
West Moors Middle School Heathfield Way, West Moors, Ferndown. BH22 0DA
Miss. A. Bunting Tel/Fax: 01202 872474 www.westmoorsmid.dorset. sch.uk
C 9-13
85
Ferndown Upper School
Ms G Watson Tel: 01202 828100 Fax: 01202 828104 www.emmanuel.dorset.sch.uk
VA 9-13
150
Ferndown Upper School/Queen Elizabeth’s School
Mr A Wills Tel: 01202 871243 Fax: 01202 893383 www.fernup.dorset.sch.uk
C 13-18
260
N/A
Middle Schools
Verwood Middle School Emmanuel CE VA Middle School Howe Lane, Verwood, BH31 6JF (see footnote 2 below) Upper School Ferndown Upper School (Specialist School- Arts) Cherry Grove, Ferndown, BH22 9EY (see footnote 2 below) Footnote 1: Footnote 2:
Some children from Hampreston CE VA First School at the age of 9+ may seek admission to St Michael’s CE VA Middle School, Colehill on denominational grounds. At the age of 13+ parents living in Verwood are given the opportunity to express a preference for their child to attend Ferndown Upper School or Queen Elizabeth’s CE VC School as a catchment area school.
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Gillingham Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
SIF
Feeder school to
St Georges CE VA Primary School Church Track Bourton, Gillingham SP8 5BN
Mr. M. Salisbury Tel: 01747 840409 Fax: 01747 841019 www.bourton.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
17
Gillingham School
Gillingham Primary School School Road Gillingham, SP8 4QR
Mrs. C. Jessiman Tel: 01747 823245 Fax: 01747 834917 www.gillinghamprimary.org.uk
C 4-11
60
Gillingham School
Milton on Stour CE VA Primary School Milton on Stour, Gillingham SP8 5QD
Mr J Stanford Tel: 01747 822588 Fax: 01747 826648 www.milton.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
17
Gillingham School
St Gregory’s CE VA Primary School New Street, Marnhull Sturminster Newton , DT10 1PZ
Mrs J Wise Tel: 01258 820206 Fax: 01258 821018 www.stgregorymarnhull.dorset.sch. uk
VA 4-11
24
Gillingham School
St Mary’s Catholic Primary School Old Mill Lane, Marnhull, Sturminster Newton, DT10 1JX
Mrs N Ralph (acting) Tel/Fax: 01258 820417 www.stmarymarnhull.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
25
Gillingham School
Stower Provost Primary School Woodville, Stour Provost, Gillingham, SP8 5LX
Mrs J Sanderson Tel: 01747 838370 Fax: 01747 838083 www.stowerprovost.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
21
Gillingham School
Wyke Primary School Deane Avenue, Gillingham, SP8 4SH
Mr S Crumpler Tel: 01747 825665 Fax: 01747 835627 www.gillinghamwyke.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
30
Gillingham School
St Mary the Virgin CE VA Primary School Pheasant Way, Shaftesbury Road, Gillingham, SP8 4LP
Mrs A Christopher VA Tel: 01747 824446 4-11 Fax: 01747 825095 www.stmarygillingham.dorset.sch.uk
30
Gillingham School
Wiltshire Primary Schools #Whitesheet CE VA Primary School Chapel Lane, Zeals, BA12 6NL (2 sites)
Mr B Howden Tel: 01747 840394
VA 4-11
Gillingham School
#Hindon Primary CE VA St Mary’s & St John’s School Lane, Hindon, Salisbury. SP3 6EA
Mrs S Coleman Tel: 01747 820260 www.hindonce.wilts.sch.uk
VA 4-11
Gillingham School
#Mere Primary School Springfield Road, Mere, Warminster, BA12 6EW
Mrs C Williamson Tel: 01747 860515 Fax: 01747 861039 www.mereschool.com
C 4-11
Gillingham School
Mrs. L. Lyons Tel: 01747 822222/3 Fax: 01747 825263 www.gillingham.dorset.sch.uk
VC 11-18
Secondary School Gillingham VC School Hardings Lane Gillingham, SP8 4QP (see footnote below)
270
N/A
# Schools not maintained by Dorset LA. For further information contact Wiltshire Local Authority. Footnote: The catchment area for Gillingham School includes a defined area of South West Wiltshire
Apply on line at www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions
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Lyme Regis Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
SIF
Feeder school to
Charmouth Primary School Lower Sea Lane, Charmouth, DT6 6LR
Mr C Vincent Tel: 01297 560591 Fax: 01297 561484 www.charmouth.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
25
St Michael’s CE VA Primary School Kings Way, Lyme Regis, DT7 3DY
Ms A Grose Tel/Fax: 01297 442623 www.stmichaelslyme.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
27
Marshwood CE VA Primary School, Marshwood, Bridport, DT6 5QA
Mrs Helen Whitehead Tel: 01297 678224 www.marshwood.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
10
The Woodroffe School
Thorncombe St Mary’s CE VC Primary School Thorncombe, Chard, TA20 4NE
Mrs T Robinson Tel: 01460 30535 Fax: 01460 30154 www.stmarysthorncombe.co.uk
VC 4-11
11
The Woodroffe School
Mrs A Rice Tel: 01297 442210 Fax: 01297 445127 www.uplyme-mrsethelstons.devon. sch.uk
VA 5-11
Dr R Steward Tel: 01297 442232 Fax: 01297 444762 www.woodroffe.dorset.sch.uk
F 11-18
The Woodroffe School *
The Woodroffe School
School mainted by Devon LA #Mrs Ethelston’s CE VA Primary School Pound Lane, Uplyme Lyme Regis DT7 3TT
The Woodroffe School
Secondary School The Woodroffe School (Specialist School – Visual Arts) Uplyme Road, Lyme Regis, DT7 3LX (see footnote below)
*
N/A
168
# Schools not maintained by Dorset Local Authority. For further information please contact Devon Local Authority. Footnote: The catchment area for The Woodroffe School includes a defined area of East Devon.
* A Supplementary Information Form (SIF) must be completed if applying on denominational/religious grounds. The Woodroffe School : you need to complete the SIF if applying under aptitude and live outside of Dorset.
Lytchett & Upton Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission SIF Number
Feeder school to
Lytchett Matravers Primary School Wareham Road, Lytchett Matravers, Poole BH16 6DY
Mr S France Tel: 01202 622378 www.lychettmatravers.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
60
Lytchett Minster School
Upton Infant School Guest Rd, Upton, Poole BH16 5LQ
Mr P Howieson Tel: 01202 622367 Fax: 01202 624659 www.uptoninf.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-7
90
Upton Junior School
Upton Junior School St Martin’s Road, Upton, Poole BH16 5NQ
Mr P Howieson Tel: 01202 622649 Fax: 01202 621018 www.uptonjun.dorset.sch.uk
C 7-11
96
Lytchett Minster School
Lytchett Minster School (Specialist School – Arts) Post Green, Poole, BH16 6JD (see footnotes 1 & 2 below)
Mr S Clark Tel: 01202 622413 Fax: 01202 621230 www.lytchettminster.dorset.sch.uk
F 11-18
11+: 168 13+: 66
N/A
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Footnote 1: Children living in the Sandford Middle School area at the age of 13+ can express a preference to attend either The Purbeck School or Lytchett Minster School as a catchment area school. Footnote 2 The Admission Number quoted for the 13+ age group does not include those pupils already attending the school.
Purbeck Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
Bere Regis First School Rye Hill, Bere Regis, Wareham BH20 7LP
Mr S Battishill Tel/Fax: 01929 471334 www.bereregis.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
24
Sandford CE VC Middle School
Bovington First School Holt Rd, Bovington Camp, Wareham BH20 6LE
Mrs J Muir Tel: 01929 462744 Fax: 01929 463238 www.bovingtonfirst.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
60
Bovington Middle School
Corfe Castle CE VC First School East Street, Corfe Castle, Wareham BH20 5EE
Mr N Beckett Tel: 01929 480428 Fax: 01929 481223 www.corfecastle.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
17
Wareham Middle School
The Lady St Mary CE VC First School Streche Road, Wareham, BH20 4PG
Mr L Goldsmith Tel: 01929 552517 Fax: 01929 556517 www.ladystmary.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
30
Wareham Middle School
St George’s CE VA First School High Street, Langton Matravers, Swanage, BH19 3HB
Mrs A Brown Tel: 01929 422973 Fax: 01929 427936 www.stgeorgeslangton.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
20
Swanage Middle School
Swanage St Mark’s CE VA First School Bell Street, Swanage, BH19 2SA
Mrs H Armstrong Tel: 01929 422949 Fax: 01929 424404 www.stmarksswanage.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
30
Swanage Middle School
St Mary’s RC VA First School Manor Road, Swanage, BH19 2BH
Mrs M Baker Tel: 01929 424909 Fax: 01929 422784 www.stmaryswanage.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
24
Swanage Middle School
St Mary’s Catholic First School Folly Lane, Wool, Wareham. BH20 6DS
Mrs H Brown Tel: 01929 462565 www.stmaryswool.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
24
Bovington Middle School
Sandford St Martin CE VA First School Sandford, Wareham, BH20 7AJ
Mr S Donlon Tel/Fax: 01929 552949 www.sandfordfirst.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
45
Stoborough CE VA First School Corfe Rd, Stoborough, Wareham BH20 5AD
Mr D Marklew Tel: 01929 552974 www.stoborough.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
25
Wareham Middle School
Swanage First School Mount Scar Swanage BH19 2EY
Mr P Mason Tel: 01929 422424 Fax: 01929 426652 www.swanagefirst.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
30
Swanage Middle School
VC 4-9
20
Bovington Middle School
Lulworth & Winfrith CE VC Mrs S Buckland First School Tel: 01929 400330 School Lane, Winfrith Fax: 01929 400717 Newburgh, DT2 8JL www.lulworthwinfrith.dorset.sch.uk (See footnote 1below)
SIF
*
Feeder school to
Sandford CE VC Middle School
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Wool CE VA First School High Street, Wool, Wareham BH20 6BT
Mrs L Craze Tel: 01929 462569 Fax: 01929 463202 www.woolfirst.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
30
Bovington Middle School
Bovington Middle School Cologne Rd, Bovington Camp, Wareham BH20 6NU
Mr K Sutton Tel: 01929 462495 Fax: 01929 405161 www.bovingtonmid.dorset.sch.uk
C 9-13
99
The Purbeck School
Sandford CE VC Middle School Sandford, Wareham, BH20 7BN (see footnote 2 below)
Mr R Graham Tel: 01929 556228 Fax: 01929 550241 www.sandfordmid.dorset.sch.uk
VC 9-13
93
The Purbeck School
Swanage Middle School High Street, Herston, Swanage BH19 2PH
Mr D Pratten Tel: 01929 422025 Fax: 01929 423986 www.swanagemiddle.dorset.sch.uk
C 9-13
128
The Purbeck School
Wareham Middle School Worgret Rd, Wareham, BH20 4PH
Mr I Clark Tel: 01929 553335 Fax: 01929 550035 www.warehammid.dorset.sch.uk
C 9-13
93
The Purbeck School
Mr R Holman Tel: 01929 556301 Fax: 01929 554025 www.purbeck.dorset.sch.uk
C 13-18
330
N/A
Middle Schools
Upper School The Purbeck School (Specialist School – Science) Worgret Rd, Wareham, BH20 4PF (see footnote2 below) Footnote 1: Footnote 2:
Lulworth & Winfrith is a federated school and uses premises at West Lulworth and Winfrith Newburgh. Children living in the Sandford Middle School area at the age of 13+ are given the option of either attending The Purbeck School or Lytchett Minster School as catchment area schools.
Shaftesbury Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
The Abbey CE VA Primary School St James Street, Shaftesbury SP7 8HQ
Mr P Meacham Tel/Fax: 01747 852620 www.shaftesburyabbey.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
30
Shaftesbury School & Sports College
St Andrew’s CE VA Primary School West Street, Fontmell Magna, Shaftesbury, SP7 0PF
Mrs A Way Tel: 01747 811500 Fax: 01747 811039 www.fontmell.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
30
Shaftesbury School & Sports College
Motcombe CE VA Primary School Motcombe, Shaftesbury SP7 9NT
Mrs A M Kampf Tel: 01747 852018 www.motcombeschool.org.uk
VA 4-11
16
Shaftesbury School & Sports College
Shaftesbury CE VC Primary School Wincombe Lane, Shaftesbury SP7 8PZ
Mr R Larter VC Tel: 01747 852901 4-11 Fax: 01747 850891 www.shaftesburyprimary.dorset.sch.uk
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Shafesbury School & Sports College
38
Admission Number
SIF
Feeder school to
Apply on line at www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions
Wiltshire Maintained Primary Schools #St John’s Primary CE VC School Weaveland Road, Tisbury, Salisbury SP3 6HJ
Mr L Chandler Tel:01747 870675 Fax: 01747 871757
VC 4-11
Shaftesbury School & Sports College
#Chilmark & Fonthill Bishop CE VA Primary School The Street, Chilmark, Salisbury, SP3 5AR
Mrs A Macey Tel/Fax: 01722 716348
VA 4-11
Shaftesbury School & Sports College
#Ludwell C Primary School Ludwell, Shaftesbury, SP7 9ND
Mrs S Evans Tel: 01747 828519
C 4-11
Shaftesbury School & Sports College
#Semley CE VA Primary School Semley, Shaftesbury, SP7 9AU
Mrs E Moorson Tel: 01747 830427
VA 4-11
Shaftesbury School & Sports College
Mr D Booth Tel: 01747 854498 Fax: 01747 851208 www.shaftesbury.dorset.sch.uk
VC 11-18
Secondary School Shaftesbury School & Sports College (Specialist School – Sports) Salisbury Road, Shaftesbury SP7 8ER (see footnote 1 and 2 below)
170 (40 boarding places are available in total for years 7-11)
N/A
# Schools not maintained by Dorset LA. For further information please contact Wiltshire Local Education Authority. Please contact Chilmark & Fonthill Bishop CE VA Primary School for details of its admission policy. Footnote 1: The catchment area for Shaftesbury School & Sports College includes a defined area of South West Wiltshire. Footnote 2: A sixth form has been established at Sturminster Newton High School in partnership with Shaftesbury School & Sports College
Sherborne Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
SIF
Feeder school to
Sherborne Abbey CE VC Primary School Lenthay Road, Sherborne, DT9 6AQ
Mr L Stockham Tel: 01935 812318 Fax: 01935 816102 www.sherborneabbey.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
30
The Gryphon CE VC School
All Saints CE VC Primary School Giles Lane, Bishops Caundle, Sherborne DT9 5NQ
Mr C Fox Tel/Fax: 01963 23450 www.bishopscaundle.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
17
The Gryphon CE VC School
Buckland Newton CE VC Primary School Buckland Newton, Dorchester DT2 7BY
Ms R Tidby (acting) VC Tel/Fax: 01300 345393 4-11 www.bucklandnewton.dorset.sch.uk
15
The Gryphon CE VC School
St Andrew’s CE VC Primary School Stonyacres, Yetminster , Sherborne, DT9 6LS
Mr P Miller Tel/Fax: 01935 872430 www.standrewsyetminster.org.uk
VC 4-11
30
The Gryphon CE VC School
St Mary’s CE VC Primary School Mill Lane, Bradford Abbas , Sherborne, DT9 6RH
Ms E Grunnil (acting) Tel/Fax: 01935 476515 www.bradfordabbas.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-11
17
The Gryphon CE VC School
Apply on line at www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions
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Sherborne Primary School Harbour Way, Sherborne, DT9 4AJ
Mr K Roberts Tel: 01935 812619 Fax: 01935 817943 www.sherbornepri.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
48
Thornford CE VA Primary School Boot Lane, Thornford, Sherborne DT9 6QY
Mr I Bartle Tel: 01935 872706 Fax: 01935 873069 www.thornford.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
15
Trent Young’s Endowed CE VA Primary School Trent, Sherborne DT9 4SW
Mrs S Patterson Tel/Fax: 01935 850496 www.trentyoungs.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
17
The Gryphon CE VC School
*
The Gryphon CE VC School
The Gryphon CE VC School
Secondary School The Gryphon CE VC School (Specialist School – Business & Enterprise) Bristol Road, Sherborne DT9 4EQ
Mr S Hillier Tel: 01935 813122 Fax: 01935 816992 www.Gryphon.dorset.sch.uk
VC 11-18
240
N/A
Schools with Special Needs Bases School The Gryphon CE VC School Bristol Road, Sherborne DT9 4EQ
Type of Base
Base AN
Maximum No of Places Available
Dyslexia
4
20
Sturminster Newton Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
Hazelbury Bryan Primary School Droop, Hazelbury Bryan, Sturminster Newton, DT10 2ED
Mrs J Sharpe Tel: 01258 817492 Fax: 01258 817175 www.hazelbury.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
17
Okeford Fitzpaine CE VA Primary School The Cross, Okeford Fitzpaine, Blandford Forum, DT11 0RF
Mr M Acreman Tel/Fax: 01258 860530 www.okeford.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
15
St Nicholas CE VA Primary School, Station Road, Child Okeford, Blandford Forum DT11 8EL
Mrs S Marsh Tel: 01258 860581 Fax: 01258 863596 www.childokeford.dorset.sch. uk
VA 4-11
20
Shillingstone CE VA Primary School, Augustan Avenue Shillingstone, Blandford, DT11 0RA
Mrs J Whitehouse-Sharpe VA Tel/Fax: 01258 860446 4-11 www.shillingstone.dorset.sch.uk
15
Stalbridge Primary School Duck Lane, Stalbridge, Sturminster Newton, DT10 2LP
Mr M Allen Tel: 01963 362487 www.stalbridge.dorset.sch.uk
30
40
F 4-11
SIF
Feeder school to Sturminster Newton High School
*
Sturminster Newton High School Sturminster Newton High School
*
Sturminster Newton High School Sturminster Newton High School
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William Barnes Primary School Bridge Street, Sturminster Newton, DT10 1BZ
Mrs O Patrick Tel/Fax: 01258 472257 www.williambarnes.dorset.sch. uk
C 4-11
40
Sturminster Newton High School
Mrs. J. Barron Tel: 01258 472642 Fax: 01258 471521 www.mysnhs.net
C 11-18
120
N/A
Secondary School Sturminster Newton High School Bath Road Sturminster Newton, DT10 1DT (see footnote below)
Footnote : Sturminster Newton High School’s 6th form has been established through a partnership with Shaftesbury School & Sports College
Weymouth & Portland Area School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
SIF
Feeder school to
Beechcroft St Paul’s CE VA Primary School Corporation Road, Weymouth DT4 0LQ
Mrs S Sprague Tel: 01305 783500 Fax: 01305 785286 www.beechcroft.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
30
No named receiver school
Bincombe Valley Primary School Culliford Way, Littlemoor Weymouth, DT3 6AF
Mr L Strong Tel: 01305 832329 Fax: 01305 835750 www.bincombevalley.co.uk
C 4-11
48
The Wey Valley School
Brackenbury Infant School Three Yards Close, Fortuneswell, Portland, DT5 1JN (see footnote 1 below)
Mr N McDermott Tel/Fax: 01305 820442 www.chesilcovefederation.co.uk
C 4-7
50
Underhill Junior School
Chickerell Primary School Rashley Road, Chickerell Weymouth, DT3 4AT
Ms J Harris Tel: 01305 783876 Fax: 01305 789330 www.chickerell.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
48
No named receiver school
Grove Infant School Grove Road , Portland DT5 1DB (see footnote 2 below)
Mrs J Hurdiss Tel/Fax: 01305 820563 www.groveportland.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-7
20
St George’s Primary School
Holy Trinity CE VC Primary School Cross Road, Weymouth DT4 9QX
Mr M Cheesley Tel: 01305 783200
VC 4-11
90
No named receiver school
Portesham CE VA Primary Ms C McCann (acting) School Tel/Fax: 01305 871283 Winters Close, Portesham, www.portesham.dorset.sch.uk Weymouth DT3 4HP
VA 4-11
15
No named receiver school.
Radipole Primary School Ms V Singer Radipole Lane, Weymouth, Tel: 01305 783353 DT3 5HS Fax: 01305 789979 www.radipole.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
60
The Wey Valley School
St Andrew’s CE VA Primary School Littlemoor Road, Preston, Weymouth, DT3 6AA
VA 4-11
60
The Wey Valley School
www.holytrinitypri.dorset.sch.uk
Ms V Lucas Tel: 01305 832346 Fax: 01305 834317 www.standrews.dorset.sch.uk
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St Augustine’s Catholic Primary School Hardy Avenue, Weymouth, DT4 0RH
Mr M Lobo Tel: 01305 782600 Fax: 01305 788038 www.staugustines.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
30
St John’s CE VA Primary School Coombe Avenue, Weymouth DT4 7TP
Mrs D Mason Tel: 01305 785711 www.stjohnsweymouth.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
30
St Nicholas & St Laurence Mrs J Williams CE VA Primary School Tel: 01305 812534 Broadwey, Weymouth, DT3 5DQ www.stnicholasstlaurence.dorset.sch. uk
VA 4-11
30
The Wey Valley School
Southill Primary School Sycamore Road, Southill, Weymouth, DT4 9UF
Mrs W Bolton Tel: 01305 773144 Fax: 01305 777872 www.southill.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
30
No named receiver school
Southwell Primary School Sweethill Lane,Southwell, Portland DT5 2DT
Mr S McLeod Tel: 01305 820794 Fax: 01305 823270 www.southwell.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-11
30
Royal Manor Arts College
St Georges Primary School Clarence Road, Portland, DT5 2DB (See footnote 2 below)
Mr T Jameson F Tel: 01305 820520 4-11 Fax: 01305 823947 www.stgeorgesportland.dorset.sch.uk
4+: 60 7+:30
Royal Manor Arts College
Underhill C Junior School Killick’s Hill, Portland, DT5 1JW (see footnote 1 below)
Mr N McDermott Tel: 01305 820429 Fax: 01305 860293 www.chesilcovefederation.co.uk
C 7-11
43
Royal Manor Arts College
The Conifers Primary Mrs R Hiscock School Tel: 01305 771289 Radipole Lane , Weymouth www.conifers.dorset.sch.uk DT4 0QF
C 4-11
60
No named receiver school
Wyke Regis Infant School Mrs M Reynolds (acting) Shrubbery Lane, Wyke Tel: 01305 782470 Regis, Weymouth DT4 9LU Fax: 01305 766721 www.wykeregisinf.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-7
90
Wyke Regis CE VC Junior School
Wyke Regis CE VC Junior School High Street, Wyke Regis, Weymouth, DT4 9NU
Mr C Saunders Tel: 01305 786041 Fax: 01305 771421 www.wykeregisjun.co.uk
VC 7-11
90
No named receiver school
School
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
All Saints CE VA School (Specialist School – Science) Sunnyside Road, Wyke Regis DT4 9BJ
Mr T Balmforth Tel: 01305 783391 Fax: 01305 785291 www.allsaints.dorset.sch.uk
VA 11-16
180
42
*
*
SIF
No named receiver school
The Wey Valley School
Feeder school to N/A
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Budmouth Technology College (Specialist School – Technology) Chickerell Road, Weymouth DT4 9SY (see footnote 3 below)
Mr D Akers Tel: 01305 830500 Fax: 01305 830555 www.budmouth.dorset.sch.uk
F 11-18
252
N/A
Royal Manor Arts College (Specialist School – Arts) Weston Road, Portland DT5 2RS
Mr P Green Tel: 01305 820262 Fax: 01305 860417 www.royalmanor.dorset.sch.uk
C 11-16
150
N/A
The Wey Valley School& Sports College (Specialist School – Sports) Dorchester Road, Weymouth DT3 5AN
Mr P Thomas Tel: 01305 817000 Fax: 01305 815851 www.weyvalley.dorset.sch.uk
Trust 11-16
210
N/A
Schools with Special Needs Bases School
Type of Base
Base AN
Maximum No of Places Available
Emotional Behaviour and Social Development
1
7
All Saints School Sunnyside Road Wyke Regis, Weymouth, DT4 9BJ
Dyslexia
2
10
Budmouth Technology College Chickerell Road, Weymouth DT4 9SY
Aspergers
2
10
Bincombe Valley Primary School Culliford Way, Littlemoor, Weymouth, DT3 6AF
Footnote 1: The governing bodies of Brackenbury C Infant and Underhill C Junior Schools are proposing to form a federation. This will involve both schools remaining separate but operating under one headteacher and one governing body. At the time of publication, a final decision on this proposal has yet to be made. Footnote 2: The admission number quoted for the 7+ age group does not include those already attending the school and first priority is given to children transferring from Grove Infant School at Year 3. Footnote 3: Up to 30 students are admitted to Budmouth Technology College on the basis of academic ability. Note: Weymouth College, Cranford Avenue, Weymouth, DT4 7LQ is the tertiary college which provides education for students aged 16+ onwards. It also offers special educational provision for students with moderate to severe learning difficulties. Mrs S Moore is the Principal and the telephone number is 01305 761100.
Wimborne & Cranborne Pyramid School & Address
Headteacher Telephone/Fax
Type & Age Range
Admission Number
Colehill First School Middlehill Road, Colehill, Wimborne Minster. BH21 2HL
Mr A Turrall Tel: 01202 882506 www.colehillfirst.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
30
SIF
Feeder school to St Michael’s CE VA Middle School
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Cranborne CE VA First School Water Street, Cranborne, Wimborne Minster BH21 5QB
Mrs P Rossiter Tel/Fax: 01725 517439 www.cranbornefirst.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
22
Cranborne Middle School
Hayeswood First School Cutlers Place, Colehill, Wimborne. BH21 2HN
Mr J Bagwell Tel: 01202 882379 Fax: 01202 848199 www.hayeswood.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
30
St Michael’s CE VA Middle School
Pamphill First School Pamphill Green, Wimborne Minster, BH21 4EE
Mr T Davies Tel/Fax: 01202 883008 www.pamphill.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
15
Allenbourn Middle School
St Catherine’s Catholic Primary School Cutlers Place, Colehill,Wimborne BH21 2HN
Mrs W Sheldon Tel/Fax: 01202 883763 www.stcatherinescolehill.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-11
30
St Peters RC Bournemouth
St James First School Park Lane, Alderholt, Fordingbridge, SP6 3AJ
Mrs J. Wise (Acting) Tel: 01425 653063 Fax: 01425 655373 www.alderholt.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
30
Cranborne Middle School
St James First School Gaunts Common Wimborne Minster, BH21 4JN
Mrs J Booth Tel: 01258 840669 Fax: 01258 841421 www.gauntscommon.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
23
St Michael’s CE VA Middle School
St John’s First School St John’s Hill Wimborne Minster, BH21 1BX
Mrs E West Tel: 01202 883675 Fax: 01202 842083 www.st johnswimborne.dorset.sch.uk
VC 4-9
30
Allenbourn Middle School
Sixpenny Handley First School Sixpenny Handley, Salisbury, SP5 5NJ
Mrs C Hewitt Tel; 01725 552356 Fax: 01725 552874 www.sixpennyhandley.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
25
Cranborne Middle School
Wimborne First School School Lane, Wimborne Minster, BH21 1HQ
Mrs A. Duncan (Acting) Tel:01202 882532 Fax: 01202 883135 www.wimbornefirst.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
45
Allenbourn Middle School
Wimborne St Giles CE VA First School Wimborne St Giles, Wimborne Minster BH21 5LX
Miss C Goby Tel: 01725 517347 www.wimbornestgiles.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
25
Cranborne Middle Schools
Witchampton CE VA First School Witchampton, Wimborne, BH21 5AP
Ms A Duncan Tel/Fax: 01258 840684 www.witchampton.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
12
Allenbourn Middle School
Verwood First Schools
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Hillside First School Hillside Road, Verwood, BH31 7HE (see footnote 1 below)
Mr R Withey Tel: 01202 822737 Fax: 01202 822316 www.hillsidefirst.dorset.sch.uk
C 4-9
60
Emmanuel CE VA Middle School
Trinity CE VA First School Coopers Lane, Verwood, BH31 7PG (see footnote 1 below)
Mrs J Green Tel: 01202 821704 Fax: 01202 821149 www.trinity.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
30
Emmanuel CE VA Middle School
Verwood CE VA First School Howe Lane, Verwood, BH31 6JF (see footnote 1 below)
Mr A Parsons Tel: 01202 822652 Fax: 01202 822369 www.verwoodfirst.dorset.sch.uk
VA 4-9
60
Emmanuel CE VA Middle School
Poole schools with a connection to wimborne pyramid #Merley First School Oakley Straight, Merley, BH21 1SD (see footnote 2 below)
Mrs S Birley Tel: 01202 888455
C 4-9
Allenbourn Middle School/Broadstone Middle School
Wimborne Middle Schools Allenbourn Middle School East Borough Wimborne Minster, BH21 1PL (see footnotes 2 & 3 below)
Mr D Brooks Tel: 01202 886738 Fax: 01202 856058 www.allenbourn.dorset.sch.uk
C 9-13
152
Queen Elizabeth’s School/Corfe Hills School
Cranborne Middle School Cranborne, Wimborne Minster, BH21 5RP
Mr C. Watson Tel: 01725 517348 Fax: 01725 517984 www.cranbornemid.dorset.sch.uk
C 9-13
105
Queen Elizabeth’s School
VA 9-13
140
Queen Elizabeth’s School
VA 9-13
150
Queen Elizabeth’s School/Ferndown Upper School
St Michael’s CE VA Mr P Nation Middle School Tel: 01202 883433 www.stmichaelscolehill.dorset.sch.uk Colehill Lane, Colehill, Wimborne Minster. BH21 7AB Verwood Middle School Emmanuel CE VA Middle School Howe Lane Verwood BH31 6JF
Mrs J Watson Tel: 01202 828100 Fax: 01202 828104 www.emmanuel.dorset.sch.uk
Upper School
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Queen Elizabeth’s School (Specialist SchoolSports) Blandford Road, Wimborne Minster, BH21 4DT
Mr A Puttock Tel: 01202 885233 Fax: 01202 840703 www.qe.dorset.sch.uk
VC 13-18
360
N/A
Poole schools with a connection to wimborne pyramid #Corfe Hills School Higher Blandford Road, Broadstone, BH18 9BG
Mr A Hinchcliffe Tel: 01202 656300 Fax: 01202 356356
F 13-18
N/A
Schools with Special Needs Bases Schools Allenbourn Middle School East Borough, Wimborne BH21 1PL
Type of Base
Base AN
Maximum No of Places Available
Dyslexia
3
10
#Schools not maintained by Dorset LA. For further information please contact Poole Local Authority. Footnote 1: Footnote 2: Footnote 3:
At the age of 13+ parents living in Verwood are given the opportunity to express a preference for their child to attend either Queen Elizabeth’s CE VC School or Ferndown Upper School as catchment schools. Merley First School is located in the Corfe Hills educational pyramid and is the recognised feeder school to Broadstone Middle School. However, a formal arrangement exists for the children of parents living in Merley with Allenbourn Middle School. Allenbourn Middle School is the recognised feeder school to Queen Elizabeth’s CE VC School and Corfe Hills Technology College.
The information provided above is to the best of our knowledge correct but may be subject to change, information on which will be on the website or by calling 01305 221060
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Appendix 1: Other Information for Parents This section gives information about places that were allocated at each school in the last two years. It shows which schools had more applications than places available and the number of first preferences that were refused. It also tells you under which criterion children were offered places (please refer to the Admissions Policy for the school). This is intended to help you make your decision but is only an indication and you should be aware that this information does change each year. More data relating to previous years is available on www.dorsetforyou.com/schooladmissions. This information does not include details of the late round of allocations i.e. those parents who missed the first closing date. A map showing the last place allocated can be provided on request.
Legend (in alphabetical order) Aptitude Distance D/R Exam Feeder I/A Looked After Sib SEN
= schools which select a proportion of their pupils by aptitude = proximity of home address to the school = denominational/religious grounds = schools which select a proportion of their pupils by examination = attending a feeder school = living within the catchment area = a child in the care of the Local Authority = Sibling = a child with a full Statement of Special Educational Needs
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47
48
17
17
30
30
Sticklands CE VA Primary (2010)
Sticklands CE VA Primary (2009)
St Mary’s CE VA Primary (2010)
St Mary’s CE VA Primary (2009)
45
45
30
30
30
30
20
20
Archbishop Wake CE VA Primary (2010)
Archbishop Wake CE VA Primary (2009)
Blandford St Mary’s CE VA Primary (2010)
Blandford St Mary’s CE VA Primary (2009)
Downlands Primary (2010)
Downlands Primary (2009)
Durweston CE VA Primary (2010)
Durweston CE VA Primary (2009)
Blandford area
15
Salway Ash CE VA Primary (2009)
15
Parrett & Axe CE VA Primary (2010)
15
20
Greenford Primary (2009)
15
25
Greenford Primary (2010)
Parrett & Axe CE VA Primary (2009)
13
Broadwindsor Primary (2009)
Salway Ash CE VA Primary (2010)
13
Broadwindsor Primary (2010)
Beaminster area
School
n
3
3
8
4
5
2
12
5
10
2
1
1
7
3
19
9
15
5
25
24
19
12
17
3
12
2
10
2
17
15
5
3
3
2
1
4
11
13
21
1
1
1
2
2
3
First Preference
g r lin fte ling n b a o i R i S / d ib a iss ke + S + D R + Are m EN o / d Lo IA A S IA Sib In D
be um
r
Appendix 1 4+ Admissions - September Allocations
Out of Area
R
D/
9
9
3
10
7
1
1
3
1
2
3
19
17
23
17
29
27
42
45
21
18
17
7
14
15
13
10
17
25
7
11
3
2
1
3
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
19
19
23
17
29
30
42
45
22
23
17
7
15
15
15
12
20
25
7
13
11
3
3
8
4
4
7 (I/A) 4 (D)
1(C), 2(S)
3(D)
4 (I/A) 4 (D)
4 (D)
4 (D)
C - 3.55m
D - 1.45m
D- 0.5144m
D - 1.1616m
D - 2.8313m
n ed ed io us efus es) ef rest f at r e c i P lo t e ea ref ef f R or fR Al r r nc l 1s t N re Pre teg P l l P a e P a a a t x a d t t t t s d th 1 s (C Fin 1s O Di 2n 3r To To Ne
49
25
25
25
25
30
30
Pimperne Primary (2010)
Pimperne Primary (2009)
Spetisbury Hall & Sloper’s CE Primary (2010)
Spetisbury Hall & Sloper’s CE Primary (2009)
The Dunbury School (2010)
The Dunbury School (2009)
20
20
30
45
15
15
15
15
St Mary’s CE VC Primary (2010)
St Mary’s CE VC Primary (2009)
Symondsbury CE VA Primary (2010)
Symondsbury CE VA Primary (2009)
Thorner’s CE VA Primary (2010)
Thorner’s CE VA Primary (2009)
9
Powerstock CE VA Primary (2009)
St Catherine’s RC Primary (2010)
9
Powerstock CE VA Primary (2010)
St Catherine’s RC Primary (2009)
12
10
Loders Primary (2010)
15
Burton Bradstock Primary (2009)
Loders Primary (2009)
60
15
Bridport Primary (2009)
Burton Bradstock Primary (2010)
Bridport Primary (2010)
60
30
Milldown Primary (2009)
Bridport area
30
Milldown Primary (2010)
4
1
10
1
3
1
13
10
8
7
6
5
3
3
1
11
6
5
1
5
6
2
31
19
26
7
7
9
8
9
18
16
4
5
1
1
4
6
4
1
4
1
1
6
20
1
4
3
4
1
7
1
5 7
1
1
4
2
2
1
8
7
3
3
4
4
21
7
1
1
6
11
1
6
8
11
9
14
18
19
18
9
6
9
7
11
7
58
59
28
22
16
21
20
23
19
23
3
1
5
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
2
6
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
6
8
13
15
14
24
20
20
9
6
10
11
13
10
60
60
28
22
16
22
20
25
19
30
3
2
2
5
4
13
8
1
3 (D)
2(D)
2 (D)
3(S), 2(D)
2(S), 2(D)
13 (D)
8 (D)
1 (D)
D- 1.1452m
D - 0.83m
D- 0.6803m
S - 3.85m
S - 1.32m
D- 0.5445m
50 r fte
ing
60
30
30
Sturminster Marshall First (2009)
60
Rushcombe First (2010)
Rushcombe First (2009)
30
Henbury View First (2009)
Sturminster Marshall First (2010)
30
Henbury View First (2010)
Corfe mullen area
60
Highcliffe St Mark Primary (2009)
35
St Joseph’s Catholic Primary (2010)
35
60
Somerford Primary (2009)
60
60
Somerford Primary (2010)
St Joseph’s Catholic Primary (2009)
30
The Priory CE VA Primary (2009)
Highcliffe St Mark Primary (2010)
60
30
Mudeford Infant (2009)
The Priory CE VA Primary (2010)
60
Mudeford Infant (2010) 2
1
1
9
12
8
24
8
11
33
6
14
10
42
22
17
10
59
32
22
3
37
32
113
81
120
120
Christchurch Infant (2010)
Christchurch Infant (2009)
17
60
Burton Primary (2009)
13
60
11
3
4
6
9
3
4
3
7
15
17
9
5
6
4
2
4
First Preference
Burton Primary (2010)
Christchurch & highcliffe area
School
n
g lin n b a l o i R i ed Sib D/ + S rea iss m EN ok + + R A d A IA IA S Lo D/ In Sib
be um
r
4+ Admissions - September Allocations
20
19
13
7 1
3
Out of Area
3
2
8
17
6
8
7
2
7
2
5
3
4
1
20
25
56
60
26
30
60
56
27
27
32
20
30
29
51
51
119
118
23
29
6
10
3
2
3
3
4
2
4
1
3
1
7
9
1
2
4
6
1
1
1
1
4
1
4
2
1
1
22
26
60
60
30
30
60
60
30
35
40
37
30
30
60
60
120
120
28
39
7
6
2
2
24
17
4
5
1
5
28
10
11
7(D)
6 (D)
2(D)
2 (D)
4(C), 4(S), 16(D)
I (IA) 4 (S) 1 (DR) 11 (D)
4(D)
4(D/R), 1(D)
1 (O)
5(D)
28 (D)
3(S), 7(D)
2 (S) 9 (D)
D - 1.46m
D - 1.73m
C - 1.08m
IP
D - 0.45m
S - 1.32m
n ed ed tio us efus es) ef rest f a r e c i P a llo f R ref R gor ce 1st Ne ref ref e A r n r e P l l l e sta a R ta ext nd rd P ota st P st P (Cat th Fin 1 1 T 3 2 N Di To D/ O
51
30
30
15
15
10
10
75
75
60
75
23
23
30
30
23
23
30
30
30
30
42
40
30
30
18
18
Broadmayne First (2010)
Broadmayne First (2009)
Cerne Abbas First (2010)
Cerne Abbas First (2009)
Cheselbourne Village School (2010)
Cheselbourne Village School (2009)
Damers First (2010)
Damers First (2009)
Manor Park First (2010)
Manor Park First (2009)
Milborne St Andrew First (2010)
Milborne St Andrew First (2009)
Frome Valley CE VA First (2010)
Frome Valley CE VA First (2009)
Piddle Valley CE VA First (2010)
Piddle Valley CE VA First (2009)
The Prince of Wales First (2010)
The Prince of Wales First (2009)
Puddletown CE First (2010)
Puddletown CE First (2009)
St Mary’s CE First, Charminster (2010)
St Mary’s CE First, Charminster (2009)
St Mary’s Catholic First, Dorchester (2010)
St Mary’s Catholic First, Dorchester (2009)
Winterbourne Valley CE VA First (2010)
Winterbourne Valley CE VA First (2009)
Dorchester area
3
14
5
8
5
6
2
19
16
3
2
5
1
2
9
40
23
23
20
19
7
8
7
17
24
11
2
45
28
40
33
2
3
7
1
18
14
1
4
11
1
1
3
5
4
1
1
2
1
2
5
5
7
1
3
5
11
2
3
1
13
4
1
5
1
6
11
2
5
2
0
4
5
8
6
6
16
1
2
4
4
5
6
13
28
17
40
39
29
29
30
30
11
19
19
30
17
10
55
58
51
72
2
7
9
8
25
29
1
2
1
3
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
7
13
30
18
40
42
29
29
30
30
12
19
19
30
17
10
56
60
53
75
2
7
11
8
25
29
6
1
5
5
3(C),1(S), 2(D)
1(D)
5(D)
5 (D)
C - 2.93m
D - 2.194m
D - 0.89m
D - 3.250m
52
30
30
30
30
West Moors St Mary’s CE VC First (2010)
West Moors St Mary’s CE VC First (2009)
Three Legged Cross First (2010)
Three Legged Cross First (2009)
17
17
60
60
St George’s CE VA Primary, Bourton (2010)
St George’s CE VA Primary, Bourton (2009)
Gillingham Primary (2010)
Gillingham Primary (2009)
Gillingham area
30
St Ives First, Ringwood (2009)
60
Parley First (2010)
60
30
30
30
Oakhurst Community (2010)
Oakhurst Community (2009)
Parley First (2009)
28
Hampreston CE VA First (2009)
St Ives First, Ringwood (2010)
60
28
Ferndown First (2009)
60
Hampreston CE VA First (2010)
Ferndown First (2010)
Ferndown/west moors area
School
r fte
ing
1
14
5
2
5
3
14
5
9
23
13
6
2
10
10
9
11
17
15
35
19
17
8
3
2
26
19
1
2
2
1
1
2
6
2
7
8
6
4
7
15
10
3
3
First Preference
g lin n b a l o i R i ed Sib D/ + S rea iss m EN ok + + R A d A IA IA S Lo D/ In Sib
m nu
r be
4+ Admissions - September Allocations
2
1
2
6
9
Out of Area
1
6
1
2
4
3
5
2
11
18
4
8
3
7
3
2
24
30
11
14
12
16
20
23
29
20
54
57
25
28
27
28
32
33
1
1
5
3
2
2
1
1
3
4
1
1
33
33
12
14
12
16
20
23
29
23
58
58
25
28
28
28
35
33
5
5(D)
D - 1.60m
n ed ed io us efus es) ef rest f at r e c i P f lo t e f ea f R f R or Al r nc l 1s t N Pre Pre l re Pre teg l a e P a a a t x a d rd R t t t t s th Fin 1 s (C 1s To 3 Ne 2n Di To D/ O
53
17
30
30
24
24
25
25
30
30
21
21
Milton on Stour CE VA Primary (2009)
Wyke Primary (2010)
Wyke Primary (2009)
St Gregory CE VA Primary, Marnhull (2010)
St Gregory CE VA Primary, Marnhull (2009)
St Mary Catholic Primary, Marnhull (2010)
St Mary Catholic Primary, Marnhull (2009)
St Mary the Virgin CE VA Primary (2010)
St Mary the Virgin CE VA Primary (2009)
Stower Provost Community (2010)
Stower Provost Community (2009)
9
11
St Mary’s CE VC Primary, Thorncombe (2009)
St Michael’s CE VA Primary, L Regis (2010) 27
60
60
90
90
Lychett Matravers Primary (2010)
Lytchett Matravers Primary (2009)
Upton Infant (2010)
Upton Infant (2009)
Lytchett/upton area
St Michael’s CE VA Primary, L Regis (2009) 27
2
11
St Mary’s CE VC Primary, Thorncombe (2010)
1
10
Marshwood CE VA Primary (2009)
14
18
6
2
1
10
Marshwood CE VA Primary (2010)
45
44
29
26
15
3
1
2
16
25
5
7
3
29
10
19
4
30
18
17
8
Charmouth Primary (2009) 1
2
2
25
7
2
17
6
10
6
Charmouth Primary (2010)
Lyme regis area
17
Milton on Stour CE VA Primary (2010)
2
7
10
9
1
1
1
1
1
5
2
1
3
5
1
5
1
1
1
19
17
19
7
1
4
4
1
2
4
1
8
10
1
66
82
58
60
16
17
3
10
6
7
22
16
12
9
29
29
9
15
24
12
30
28
17
16
7
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
66
90
59
60
17
17
5
10
6
7
22
20
13
9
30
30
10
15
24
13
30
30
17
17
2
12
2
8
5
5
5
10
1
2 (D)
12 (D)
2(C)
7(IA), 1(D)
3(S), 2(D)
4(C), 1(D)
2 (IA) 1 (S) 3 (D)
6(C), 1(S), 3(D)
1 (D)
C - 0.85m
S - 2.46m
C - 0.48m
C - 0.62m
54
17
30
30
45
45
25
25
30
30
20
20
30
30
24
24
24
24
The Lady St Mary First (2010)
The Lady St Mary First (2009)
Sandford St Martin CE VA First (2010)
Sandford St Martin CE VA First (2009)
Stoborough CE VA First (2010)
Stoborough CE VA First (2009)
Swanage First (2010)
Swanage First (2009)
St George’s CE VA First, L Matravers (2010)
St George’s CE VA First, L Matravers (2009)
Swanage St Mark’s CE VA First (2010)
Swanage St Mark’s CE VA First (2009)
Swanage St Mary’s RC First (2010)
Swanage St Mary’s RC First (2009)
St Mary’s Catholic First, Wool (2010)
St Mary’s Catholic First, Wool (2009)
60
Bovington First (2009)
17
60
Bovington First (2010)
Corfe Castle First (2010)
24
Bere Regis First (2009)
Corfe Castle First (2009)
24
Bere Regis First (2010)
Purbeck area
School
r
te af
ing
1
3
8
7
7
6
14
6
8
8
15
1
17
8
3
6
23
19
15
8
6
6
18
16
12
7
5
3
6
5
1
2
4
3
4
8
13
3
1
2
1
1
1
First Preference
g lin n b l o i R i b ed Si D/ + S rea iss m EN ok + + R A d o A IA IA S L D/ In Sib
m nu
r be
4+ Admissions - September Allocations
3
11
5
1
Out of Area
6
7
7
4
2
3
3
4
6
10
6
12
7
1
2
2
1
11
13
24
14
9
11
20
11
24
26
21
25
39
34
17
16
6
15
21
31
12
14
1
3
1
1
11
13
24
14
9
11
20
11
24
26
21
25
39
38
17
17
6
15
21
31
12
15
1
1 (D)
d ed n s se tio ef rest fu efu ies) a r e c r R R f lo t P ea e f ef ref ego Al r nc l 1s t N Pre Pre l r l a t e P a R ta st P st Ca st ota ex nd rd th ( Fin 1 1 To 3 2 N Di T D/ O
55
30
30
Wool CE VA First (2010)
Wool CE VA First (2009)
30
30
St Andrew’s CE VA Primary, F Magna (2010)
St Andrew’s CE VA Primary, F Magna (2009)
15
15
17
17
Thornford CE VA Primary (2010)
Thornford CE VA Primary (2009)
Trent Young’s CE VA Endowed Primary (2010)
Trent Young’s CE VA Endowed Primary (2009)
48
Sherborne Primary (2009)
30
48
Sherborne Primary (2010)
30
17
St Mary’s Primary, Bradford Abbas (2009)
Sherborne Abbey Primary (2010)
17
St Mary’s Primary, Bradford Abbas (2010)
Sherborne Abbey Primary (2009)
30
15
Buckland Newton Primary (2009)
30
15
Buckland Newton Primary (2010)
St Andrew’s Primary, Yetminster (2010)
17
All Saints Primary, Bishops Caundle (2009)
St Andrew’s Primary, Yetminster (2009)
17
All Saints Primary, Bishops Caundle (2010)
Sherborne area
60
60
16
Motcombe CE VA Primary (2009)
Shaftesbury CE VC Primary (2010)
16
Motcombe CE VA Primary (2010)
Shaftesbury CE VC Primary (2009)
30
30
The Abbey CE VA Primary (2010)
The Abbey CE VA Primary (2009)
Shaftesbury area
20
20
Lulworth & Winfrith First (2010)
Lulworth & Winfrith First (2009)
1
1
2
6
12
1
2
3
5
24
2
4
9
7
1
1
1
8
4
2
9
2
22
11
30
22
9
4
7
8
9
1
10
27
9
44
15
3
11
6
5
7
7
6
2
6
10
2
4
1
2
2
2
3
4
8
3
2
1
2
2
2
5
7
1
4
1
6
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
3
3
2
7
2
6
5
7
6
1
1
6
2
3
5
4
11
2
5
2
17
17
15
12
23
26
34
42
17
17
8
23
10
5
10
3
30
23
47
44
10
16
15
29
10
25
7
20
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
17
17
15
13
23
26
35
44
17
17
10
23
10
5
10
3
30
23
47
44
10
16
18
30
10
25
7
20
4
2
1
6
5
4(D)
2(D)
1(D)
D - 1.47m
D - 3.14m
D - 2.6465m
2(S), 1(D/R), S - 3.32m 3(D)
3 (S) 2 (D)
56
40
William Barnes Primary (2009)
48
48
20
20
Chickerell Primary (2010)
Grove Infant (2010)
Grove Infant (2009)
50
Brackenbury Infant (2009)
Chickerell Primary (2009)
30
50
Beechcroft St Pauls CE VA Primary (2009)
Brackenbury Infant (2010)
30
Beechcroft St Pauls CE VA Primary (2010)
Wey/port area
30
40
30
Stalbridge Primary (2010)
Stalbridge Primary (2009)
15
Shillingstone CE VA Primary (2009)
William Barnes Primary (2010)
20
15
St Nicholas CE VA Primary (2009)
20
St Nicholas CE VA Primary (2010)
Shillingstone CE VA Primary (2010)
15
15
Okeford Fitzpaine CE VA Primary (2010)
17
Hazelbury Bryan Primary (2009)
Okeford Fitzpaine CE VA Primary (2009)
17
Hazelbury Bryan Primary (2010)
Sturminster newton area
School
1
n
r fte
ing
2
16
5
7
5
6
3
2
4
6
8
3
40
15
20
14
22
8
19
10
28
14
8
1
6
5
7
3
12
7
4
2
2
3
1
3
7
1
1
4
1
4
6
4
3
2
5
4
First Preference
g lin n b a l o i R i ed Sib D/ + S rea iss m EN ok + + R A d A IA IA S Lo D/ In Sib
be um
r
4+ Admissions - September Allocations
2 1
Out of Area
1
8
6
3
4
2
1
7
2
6
6
2
20
13
45
38
20
22
26
29
20
17
29
25
9
8
19
19
12
10
17
17
1
3
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
20
13
48
38
21
22
28
29
23
17
30
25
10
8
20
19
13
11
17
17
5
3
2
5(D)
1(S), 2(D)
2 (S)
D - 1.18m
S - 3.59m
S - 2.5652
n ed ed tio us efus es) ef rest f a r e c i P a llo f R ref R gor ce 1st Ne ref ref e A r n r e P l l l e sta a R ta ext nd rd P ota st P st P (Cat th Fin 1 1 T 3 2 N Di To D/ O
57
60
60
90
90
Conifers Primary (2010)
Wyke Regis Infant (2010)
Wyke Regis Infant (2009)
30
St Nicholas & St Laurence CE VA Primary (2009)
Conifers Primary (2009)
30
St Nicholas & St Laurence CE VA Primary (2010)
24
13
6
9
40
36
27
17
15
7
15
12
30
30
St John’s CE VA Primary (2010)
St John’s CE VA Primary (2009)
30
60
18
St George’s Primary, Tophill (2009)
21
60
St George’s Primary, Tophill (2010)
25
30
1
19 15
30
1
10
13
4
35
22
8
3
30
13
53
30
St Augustine’s Catholic Primary (2010)
60
St Andrew’s CE VA Primary (2009)
10
3
3
11
1
15
18
St Augustine’s Catholic Primary (2009)
30
60
Southwell Primary (2009)
30
Southwell Primary (2010)
St Andrew’s CE VA Primary (2010)
30
30
Southill Primary (2010)
60
Radipole Primary (2009)
Southill Primary (2009)
15
60
Portesham CE VA Primary (2009)
15
Portesham CE VA Primary (2010)
Radipole Primary (2010)
48
48
Bincombe Valley Primary (2010)
90
Holy Trinity CE VC Primary (2009)
Bincombe Valley Primary (2009)
90
Holy Trinity CE VC Primary (2010)
15
7
6
12
3
2
2
2
6
4
2
7
13
10
3
5
12
7
15
6
1
1
1
15
16
1
16
11
3
3
1
4
11
11
13
15
2
3
4
1
6
9
5
9
8
12
6
8
3
6
8
21
2
1
2
21
20
66
78
46
57
20
18
22
24
42
52
27
28
49
51
28
26
28
20
58
60
11
5
31
31
89
85
2
5
3
2
1
3
2
2
2
2
1
1
71
78
46
57
23
18
26
24
45
52
27
28
53
51
30
26
30
20
60
60
11
5
31
31
90
85
1
7
9
8
1(D)
7(D)
9(D)
8(D)
D - 2.07m
D - 1.05m
D - 1.26m
D - 1.00m
58
30
22
22
20
20
60
60
30
30
15
18
30
30
30
30
23
23
30
30
30
Colehill First (2009)
Cranborne CE VA First (2009)
Sixpenny Handley First (2010)
Sixpenny Handley First (2009)
Hillside First (2010)
Hillside First (2009)
Hayeswood First (2010)
Hayeswood First (2009)
Pamphill CE VC First (2010)
Pamphill CE VC First (2009)
St Catherine’s Catholic Primary (2010)
St Catherine’s Catholic Primary (2009)
St James’ First, Alderholt (2010)
St James’ First, Alderholt (2009)
St James’ First, Gaunts Common (2010)
St James’ First, Gaunts Common (2009)
St John’s First, Wimborne (2010)
St John’s First, Wimborne (2009)
Trinity CE VA First (2010)
30
Cranborne CE VA First (2010)
Colehill First (2010)
Wimborne/cranborne area
School
n io iss m EN Ad S
n
r fte
ing
1
15
7
3
9
1
5
13
6
5
4
15
26
8
15
6
15
11
2
3
16
9
25
30
14
13
10
2
17
13
4
5
2
1
1
21
1
2
3
4
3
1
1
4
3
9
6
First Preference
g l a lin d ib D/R Sib ea e S + k + + R Ar ib o IA D/ IA S In Lo
be um
r
4+ Admissions - September Allocations
5
1
4
15
1
Out of Area
5
4
3
1
1
4
6
7
11
2
6
4
4
7
30
30
30
22
13
17
21
25
17
8
13
27
28
25
43
17
20
21
14
30
30
1
1
4
2 1
1
30
30
30
22
13
17
21
25
17
9
13
28
28
30
45
17
20
22
14
30
30
t f re res P a f t e f 1s t Ne Pre Pre l r nc l a e a t x h d R ta t s d t To 3r Ne 2n To Di D/ O
4
20
3
4
2
2 (OA) 2 (D)
10(S), 1(D/R), 9(D)
3 (D)
2 (S) 2 (D)
2(D)
S(D/R) 0.24m
D - 3.48m
n ed ed io us efus es) f at e c i lo f R or fR Al re Pre teg l P a a t t Fin 1s (C 1s
59
60
60
45
45
25
25
12
12
Verwood CE VA First (2010)
Verwood CE VA First (2009)
Wimborne First (2010)
Wimborne First (2009)
Wimborne St Giles CE VA First (2010)
Wimborne St Giles CE VA First (2009)
Witchampton CE VA First (2010)
Witchampton CE VA First (2009)
Legend I/A = Catchment Area Sib = Sibling (Parental Preference) D = Distance D/R = Denominational/Religious m = Miles
Source: Impulse (at at 11/3/2010)
30
Trinity CE VA First (2009)
1
1
8
18
6
2
2
5
16
11
55
36
29
1
2
10
9
5
7
1
5
5
8
1
12
12
3
10
31
36
55
55
30
14
5
12
12
3
10
45
36
60
55
30
1
1
4
10
1 (D)
1(D)
2(C), 2(D)
8(C), 2(D)
D - 3.98m
C - 1.10m
C - 0.83m
60
120
66
66
Christchurch Junior (2009)
Mudeford Junior (2010)
Mudeford Junior (2009)
96
Upton Junior (2009)
30
30
43
St George’s Primary (2010)
St George’s Primary (2009)
Underhill Junior (2010)
Legend I/A = Catchment Area Sib = Sibling (Parental Preference) F = Feeder School D/R = Denominational/Religious D = Distance m = Miles
Source:Impulse (as at 11/03/2010)
43
99
Wyke Regis Junior (2009)
Underhill Junior (2009)
99
Wyke Regis Junior (2010)
Wey/port area
96
Upton Junior (2010)
Lytchett/upton area
120
Christchurch Junior (2010)
Christchurch/highcliffe area
School
1
1
1
n io iss m EN Ad S
n te af
r
ing
g
in bl
1
2
4
12
22
3
43
18
17
58
41
44
47
34
26
100
75
9
9
7
10
7
7
7
1
1
6
4
12
11
14
15
21
First Preference
l i R d ib D/ + S rea ke + S + R A o Sib In D/ IA IA Lo
be um
r
2
13
11
19
22
6
4
79
74
65
96
56
57
120
119
1
3
4
1
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
1
20
23
6
8
79
75
66
96
61
66
120
120
1
4
11
1(D)
4(D)
2 (I/A) 3 (S) 4 (F) 2 (D) F
d n se tio ef rest fu ies) a r e c P r R lo ea ref ef st r ce ef ego Al N 1 r r e n P l l l t P a t P a x a d ed ist t ta ta d Fin 1s (C Ne D 2n 3r Fe To To
Infant to Junior School Transfers - September Allocations
61
132
132
150
150
120
120
150
150
160
160
96
96
99
99
93
93
128
128
93
93
150
150
152
Lockyers Middle (2010)
Lockyer’s Middle (2009)
Dorchester Middle (2010)
Dorchester Middle (2009)
St Mary’s CE VA Middle (2010)
St Mary’s CE VA Middle (2009)
St Osmund’s CE VA Middle (2010)
St Osmund’s CE VA Middle (2009)
Ferndown Middle (2010)
Ferndown Middle (2009)
West Moors Middle (2010)
West Moors Middle (2009)
Bovington Middle (2010)
Bovington Middle (2009)
Sandford Middle (2010)
Sandford Middle (2009)
Swanage Middle (2010)
Swanage Middle (2009)
Wareham Middle (2010)
Wareham Middle (2009)
Emmanuel Middle (2010)
Emmanuel CE VA Middle (2009)
Allenbourn Middle (2010)
School
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
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1
1
1
1
21
34
6
16
17
6
18
28
40
30
28
15
53
64
98
84
39
26
79
47
38
23
36
32
81
36
111
73
129
97
113
6
108
67
72
48
19
2
11
15
1
9
9
2
4
5
2
1
9
8
8
8
4
First Preference
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1
9
4
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26
1
9
3
2
1
10
7
6
4
12
16
4
5
14
12
7
10
20
1
4
10
24
13
15
2
6
10
11
5
8
8
2
1
152
104
123
69
74
81
66
70
80
36
38
89
59
128
128
149
150
119
110
140
126
90
78
1
1
3
4
6
1
1
1
1
1
7
3
2
3
1
152
109
130
69
74
81
66
70
81
39
38
89
59
129
128
150
150
120
111
148
129
92
81
st re a f t e e N Pre Pref l 1s er nc l t a d a t x e d t s d Tota Fe 3r Di To Ne 2n ef Pr
First to Middle School Transfers - September Allocations
8
6
5
10
8(D)
6(D)
5(D)
2(F), 1(D/R), 7(D)
D - 3.29m
D - 2.82m
D - 4.0056m
F - 6.63m
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105
105
140
140
Cranborne Middle (2010)
Cranborne Middle (2009)
St Michael’s CE VA Middle (2010)
St Michael’s CE VA Middle (2009)
m = Miles
D = Distance
D/R = Denominational/Religious
F = Feeder School
Sib = Sibling (Parental Preference)
I/A = Catchment Area
Legend
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Allenbourn Middle (2009)
1
2
1
2 1 28
18
65
43
55
43
83
10
14
15
10
20
4
8
9
8
13
16
20
20
24
20
25
100
122
105
105
146
5
5
6
105
127
105
105
152 5
7
8 5(D)
7(D)
8(D) D - 3.98m
D - 4.1m
D - 3.99m
63
126
126
210
210
150
150
120
120
240
240
216
216
270
270
168
150
168
168
180
180
Beaminster (2010)
Beaminster (2009)
Blandford (2010)
Blandford (2009)
The Sir John Colfox (2010)
The Sir John Colfox (2009)
The Grange (2010)
The Grange (2009)
Twynham (2010)
Twynham (2009)
Highcliffe (2010)
Highcliffe (2009)
Gillingham (2010)
Gillingham (2009)
The Woodroffe (2010)
The Woodroffe (2009)
Lytchett Minster (2010)
Lytchett Minster (2009)
Shaftesbury (2010)
Shaftesbury (2009)
School
6
4
1
3
4
2
2
2
5
1
1
1
1
5
2
nu
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
m
60
46
34
98
90
68
23
50
62
44
118
66
47
66
93
38
226
114
208
109
196
90
77
32
107
78
169
113
85
46
4
2
8
8
29
27
24
18
3
27
24
1
5
2
5
2
8
9 1
12
1
2
108
42
7
8
14
14
7
20
3
2
1
4
4
3
Out of Area
First Preference
3
3
3
1
2
14
2
18
20
7
15
1
1
5
2
14
9
127
140
166
168
133
134
269
266
211
205
233
228
85
81
111
134
180
185
117
113
3
30
5
4
3
4
10
2
18
34
1
3
5
10
6
12
26
13
13
9
6
6
9
1
1
1
1
9
8
2
3
1
3
4
135
150
168
168
151
168
270
270
216
216
240
240
150
107
130
149
186
186
126
126
e t f r ud e t re es g i t r f t n n P i a a l p f t e io d ef /A der anc l 1s t Ne Pre Sib iss l Pr ke m ing R a t l x m + N e d o a ta t s d To Lo IA Sib Di Fe To IA Ad D/ Ex Ne SE 2n 3r
be
r
Primary to Secondary Transfers - September Allocations
16
25
40
21
13
14
59
50
85
32
16(D)
25(D)
40(D)
21(D)
13(D)
14(D)
1(S), 28(F), 20(C), 10(D)
16(S),14(F), 20(D)
13(F), 72(D)
32(D)
D - 39.8m
D - 2.11m
D - 1.9619m
D - 3.90m
D - 5.707m
D - 2.37m
D - 7.1189m
S - 7.04m
S -1.8779m
F - 1.09m
D - 0.8238m
D - 4.3507m
D - 5.52m
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210
120
120
180
180
150
150
210
210
252
252
The Gryphon (2009)
Sturminster Newton (2010)
Sturminster Newton (2009)
All Saints CE (2010)
All Saints CE (2009)
The Royal Manor (2010)
The Royal Manor (2009)
The Wey Valley (2010)
The Wey Valley (2009)
Budmouth (2010)
Budmouth (2009)
m = Miles
D/R = Denominational/Religious
D = Distance
F = Feeder School
Sib = Sibling (Parental Preference)
I/A = Catchment Area
Legend
Source: Impulse (as at 04/03/2010)
240
The Gryphon (2010)
2
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
30
20
34
66
129
67
102
66
102
56
168
99
104
91
10
9
4
5
31
39
2
2
26
32
113
116
6
4
30
28 7
9
7
1
2
1
2
1
8
12
106
116
6
4
7
2
24
19
2
2
25
247
246
153
113
117
94
172
176
112
96
209
240
11
19
10
2
5
6
39
16
11
6
8
4
3
6
1
12
9
12
6
2
2
252
252
215
157
150
108
180
180
117
104
210
240
61
36
47
29
42
32
61(D)
36(D)
47(D)
29(D)
42(D)
32 (D)
D - 1.25m
D - 1.4357m
D - 0.41m
D - 0.4684m
D/R
D - 5.2437m
65
330
330
360
360
The Purbeck (2010)
The Purbeck (2009)
Queen Elizabeth’s (2010)
Queen Elizabeth’s (2009)
m = Miles
D = Distance
F = Feeder School
Sib = Sibling (Parental Preference)
I/A = Catchment Area
Legend
Source: Impulse (as at 04/03/2010)
66
260
Ferndown (2009)
50
260
Ferndown (2010)
Lytchett Minster (2010)
475
The Thomas Hardye (2009)
Lytchett Minster (2009)
475
The Thomas Hardye (2010)
School
4
5
3
4
4
5
6
8
on
2
2
2
1 9
6
96
57
9
31
341
206
231
147
7
41
175
148
416
432
11
6
3
7
3
7
22
4
4
43
14
11
9
27
24
First Preference
9
2
19
3
356
346
240
212
50
66
202
208
472
474
2
2
1
10
1
4
11
11
14
10
5
3
1
1
360
359
253
227
50
66
223
214
475
475
f r st re g t re fte n P n i a a l e i e st ef r ce de d ef Sib chm ling iss pr l l 1 xt N Pr ke de stan itu a t m + t N d e o ta t d Sib Ne Lo 2n 3r Fe Di To To Ca Ap Ad SE IA
m nu
r be
Middle to Upper School Transfers - September Allocations
37
16
15
31(F), 6(D)
10(F), 4(C), 2(D)
15(D)
S
D - 8.75m
F - 5.69m
F - 9.4832m
D - 5.4308m
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