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How to set your school admission arrangements
Admissions arrangements for September 2020 must be set by 28 February 2019. Learn how admissions authorities set admissions criteria. We also explain how the consultation process works, and the deadline for consulting on changes to admissions arrangements.
Contents
- Who's responsible for setting admissions arrangements?
- How admissions criteria are set
- Deadline for setting admissions criteria
- Changing admission arrangements: requirement to consult
- How to consult on admissions arrangements
- Sixth form admission arrangements
- Admission appeals
- Admission appeals statements
- Admission application forms
- Admission to reception: can pupils start part-time?
- Admission to reception: deferring entry
- Challenging the placement of a pupil with SEN
- In-year admissions: refusing or delaying a place
- Placing pupils in older or younger year groups
- School admissions: outcome letters for parents
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