School Admission and Information for Prospective Parents
Reception and In-Year Admissions
If your child was born between 1 September 2020 and 31 August 2021 they are due to start reception class in September 2025. You’ll find all the information you need to apply for a place here.Our school comes under the admission and appeal arrangements established by Warrington Borough Council.
All Reception admission requests are directly dealt with by Warrington School Admissions, although you are welcome to call school or email if you have any queries.
The online application form is available from 2 September 2024 until midnight on 15 January 2025, please follow this link to Warrington Borough Council
For admissions for September 2025, we will be holding an Open Evening for Prospective Parents on Wednesday 6th November.
School will be open between 4.30 and 6 pm with a presentation from members of the Senior Leadership Team and the Pupil Council at 5pm in the school hall. This will be followed with the opportunity to 'tour' the school accompanied by pupils and to speak to school staff.
To book a school visit, please phone the school office on 01925 444795.
For in-year admtissions, please click on this link to be directed to Warrington School Admissions.
Children with Special Educational Needs
Most children with special educational needs will attend an appropriate mainstream school where the governing body will be responsible for ensuring their needs are met. A small number of children who have special educational needs which cannot be met from within the resources normally available to children of a similar age will be assessed by the authority in accordance with the procedure laid down in the Children and Families Act 2014 and in accordance with the Code of Practice 2014. Assessments are carried out after consultation with parents or guardians who are given full details of the results of assessments.
For children where an Education Health and Care needs assessment has been carried out and an Education Health and Care Plan is issued, dependent on the outcome of the assessment, these children can have their needs provided for in either mainstream schools, designated provisions attached to mainstream schools, or special schools. Any appeal with regard to the school named in the statement would be to the special educational needs and disability tribunal (SEND).
A leaflet entitled ‘Special Needs Provision in Warrington’ is available from the SENDIAS (Special Educational Needs, Disability Information Advisory Service) on 01925 442978.