There is currently 1 place available in Year 1, 3 places in Year 2, 2 places in Year 3 and 1 place in Year 4

Full details of the LEA's standard admissions policy are contained in the "Information for Parents" book, produced and updated annually by the LEA.

The governors of this school offer a place to pupils from the beginning of the academic year in which they are five.  There are part-time attendance arrangements during the Autumn term for children who are five after 30 April.   These children will attend mornings only until half term and then full time after half term if the staff and parents agree this is in the best interests of these very young children.  Parents may opt to defer the full time option until the start of the Spring Term.

Out of area applications are welcome but can only be considered after priority has been given to children from within the school's catchment area.  The Worcestershire County Council Admissions Policy is explained in the Information for Parents' Book which is printed each year and issued to parents with application forms.

Parents are encouraged to visit our school prior to applying for a place for their child.  We are always pleased to discuss the ethos and facilities of the school and explain the curriculum we offer.  If you wish to look round the school please telephone to make an appointment with the Headteacher.

If you decide you would like your child to become a pupil at our school, you will need to ring up and give your child's details so that they can be recorded in our Admissions Register (failure to register would mean that you would not receive the Worcestershire County Council application forms).   Parents are informed by the Local Authority whether or not  they have been successful.

For any enquiries the address of the County Education Department is as follows:-

Mr Clive Evans
Pupil Admissions and Transfers Section
Children's Services
P O Box 73
WORCESTER
WR5 2YA    Tel: 01905 763763
 

We make every effort to accommodate those parents who wish their children to attend our school. However, places are not always available, depending on the number of applications.
 
During the term before they start school, there will be an Induction Evening for parents and the children will have the opportunity to spend some time in the class they will be joining.  They can get to know the class teacher and the other children.  At this time the class teacher responsible for Early Years will make an appointment to come and visit you and your child at home in their own familiar setting.   This gives you and your child's teacher time to discuss your child's achievements and interests and also share any concerns you may have.  You will receive two activity books to complete with your child in preparation for school.

Forms dealing with administrative details will also be given to you at this time.