In Year Admmission request

Notes and Information on the In Year Process

Further information may be found at www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/schooladmissions
and also
http://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/article/111007/Applying-for-a-school-place-during-the-school-year-in-year-applications

Please check that details, such as name, date of birth and address are entered accurately. Any error could lead to a delay in processing the application.
Proof of current address is required for every application, should the school receive more applicants than places available. If you are moving house, we will require proof of your new address for distance purposes.
Waiting lists will remain active until the end of the current academic year. Should you wish to remain on the waiting list you will need to reapply at the start of the next academic year. Waiting list positions can go up as well as down based on the oversubscription criteria of the school. School vacancies change on a daily basis.
If you have not been in the Gloucestershire Education System before you may be asked to supply proof of date of birth to ensure your child is placed in the appropriate year group.
If your child has a Statement of Special Educational Needs or has a Educational Health Care Plan please contact the SEN team at Gloucestershire County Council Tel: 01452 427815
You are advised not to remove your child from their current school until you have a confirmed place at another school.
If your preferred school is located in a local authority outside Gloucestershire, you must apply directly to the Admissions Authority of your preferred school/academy.
Transport will only be provided to children who are attending their nearest school, in line with Gloucestershire County Council’s policy. If your nearest school is full, Gloucestershire County Council will require a copy of their letter to you advising that they are unable to admit your child, and a copy of this letter must be submitted with your transport request. Transport assistance is usually only given to your nearest school. If you move to a school further away from your current address you may lose any entitlement. Please see our website for further information: http://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/education-and-learning/school-transport-and-free-school-meals/
Both a child’s natural parents have parental responsibility if they are, or ever have been, married to each other. If parents have never married, the mother has parental responsibility automatically. Unmarried fathers acquire parental responsibility for their children in different ways, depending on when their children are born. Parental responsibility for children born before 1st December 2003 is obtained by:

Marriage to the natural mother of their child or by obtaining a parental responsibility order from the court.
Registering a parental responsibility agreement with the court or by an application to court.

Parental responsibility for children born after 1st December 2003 is obtained by:

Registering the child’s birth jointly with the mother at the time of birth
Re-registration of the birth by the natural father
Marriage to the natural mother of their child or by obtaining a parental responsibility order from the court
Registering with the court for parental responsibility.

In Year Admmission request

Childs Details

Parent / Carer Details