Admission Arrangements
For children due to start school in September 2024, the Admission Application process opens on Wednesday 15 November 2023 and closes at 12 noon on Friday 15 January 2024.
To apply, click on the link below to find all of the information you need and the online application form.
Our Admission Policies are detailed below:
If you are looking to move schools during the school year, please go to the Lincolnshire School Admissions website to apply for a place online - follow the link below.
National Offer Day - 16 April 2024
Appeals Deadline - 14 May 2024
If your child is starting primary school or transferring to secondary school in September, they may be eligible for school transport. If you think your child is eligible please apply for transport as soon as you have your offer of a school place.
Applications can be made online at the website below or a telephone application can be made by contacting the Customer Service Centre on 01522 782020.
For more information about the home to school transport policy and online applications please click on the link below. Queries can be emailed to: schooltransportapplications@lincolnshire.gov.uk
Foreign national children residing in the UK normally have the right to attend schools in England which are:
To lawfully enter the country to access a school, foreign national children residing outside the UK will typically need either:
Parents of foreign national children are responsible for checking that their children have a right to study at a school under the UK entry conditions. They should do this before applying for a place.
It is not the role of state-funded schools or local authorities to ask for proof of eligibility before offering a place.
If foreign nationals outside the UK want to enter the UK to study at an independent school with a licensed student sponsor, they should contact the school directly. If it accepts the application, it will send them a reference number called a Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies (CAS). Parents will need a CAS before applying for their child’s visa. They cannot enter to study at schools which are not licensed student sponsors.
Parents can find more information on gov.uk - visas and immigration.
Parents are reminded to ensure their child holds the correct entry visa before making a school application. If a school or the local authority has concerns about a particular child’s immigration status they will refer the case to the Home Office.