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Ixworth Church of England Primary School follows
Ixworth Church of England Primary School follows
which is based on the Suffolk County Council’s admission procedures.
which is based on the Suffolk County Council’s admission procedures.
Please find an admissions pack here. Please download it as a word document before completing this form, then email the form to ixworth@tilian.org.uk If you need a hard copy, please ask at the school office.
Please find an admissions pack here. Please download it as a word document before completing this form, then email the form to ixworth@tilian.org.uk If you need a hard copy, please ask at the school office.
Applying for a place in the Nursery Class
Applying for a place in the Nursery Class
Our school nursery is open 5 days a week from 8.45am -3.30pm. It is staffed by Early Years' Practitioners.
Our school nursery is open 5 days a week from 8.45am -3.30pm. It is staffed by Early Years' Practitioners.
Please download it as a word document before completing this form, then email the form to ixworth@tilian.org.uk
Please download it as a word document before completing this form, then email the form to ixworth@tilian.org.uk
Please note that having a place in our nursery does not guarantee a school place. Applications for school admissions should be made through Suffolk county council
Please note that having a place in our nursery does not guarantee a school place. Applications for school admissions should be made through Suffolk county council
We admit children from the start of the term following their second birthday.
We admit children from the start of the term following their second birthday.
Wherever possible, we will try to give your child a place at our nursery. Sometimes we may be able to offer you a place but the exact sessions you have requested may not be available. If this is the case, we will let you know and we can have a discussion about what we can offer.
Wherever possible, we will try to give your child a place at our nursery. Sometimes we may be able to offer you a place but the exact sessions you have requested may not be available. If this is the case, we will let you know and we can have a discussion about what we can offer.
You will receive a letter offering your child a place no later than two months before the term they are due to start.
You will receive a letter offering your child a place no later than two months before the term they are due to start.
If there are no places available we will add your child’s name to our waiting list. We would also advise you to contact the Family Information Service on 0345 60 800 33 who will be able to support you to find a place for your child.
If there are no places available we will add your child’s name to our waiting list. We would also advise you to contact the Family Information Service on 0345 60 800 33 who will be able to support you to find a place for your child.
Sometimes there are fewer places than the number of children wanting them. If this happens, we use these over-subscription criteria to help us decide who will be offered places.
Sometimes there are fewer places than the number of children wanting them. If this happens, we use these over-subscription criteria to help us decide who will be offered places.
Over-subscription Criteria - Children will be allocated places in this priority order:
Over-subscription Criteria - Children will be allocated places in this priority order:
Children living within the schools catchment area wanting 5 sessions a week by date of birth, those in the next Reception cohort taking priority
Children living within the schools catchment area wanting 5 sessions a week by date of birth, those in the next Reception cohort taking priority
Looked after Children (Children in Care) and previously Looked after Children (children who were looked after, but ceased to be so because they were adopted or became a subject to a child arrangements order or special guardianship order, immediately following having been looked after).
Looked after Children (Children in Care) and previously Looked after Children (children who were looked after, but ceased to be so because they were adopted or became a subject to a child arrangements order or special guardianship order, immediately following having been looked after).
Children who are the subject of a recognised child protection plan (under current legislation and drawn up by social care services) where a specific school nursery placement is identified
Children who are the subject of a recognised child protection plan (under current legislation and drawn up by social care services) where a specific school nursery placement is identified
Children with siblings at the school
Children with siblings at the school
Other children in date of birth order (oldest to youngest).
Other children in date of birth order (oldest to youngest).
Children living outside the schools catchment area wanting 5 sessions a week
Children living outside the schools catchment area wanting 5 sessions a week
Places allocated in the same priority order as set out above
Places allocated in the same priority order as set out above
Children wanting less than 5 sessions a week
Children wanting less than 5 sessions a week
Once all children wanting 5 sessions have been allocated a place we will use the same criteria to allocate any remaining sessions to children wanting fewer than 5 sessions.
Once all children wanting 5 sessions have been allocated a place we will use the same criteria to allocate any remaining sessions to children wanting fewer than 5 sessions.
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