Schools Directory Primary 1314

Directory of
Schools
in Suffolk
for Primary, Infant, Junior and Middle
Schools for the 2013/2014 school year
List of Schools How places are offered
Oversubscription Criteria for all
Schools Application Forms
Introduction
This booklet provides information about primary, infant, junior and middle schools in Suffolk in
the 2013/2014 school year. It does not cover independent schools. It also explains how we
decide who is offered a place when a school gets too many applicants.
There is a separate directory which provides information for upper and high schools.
Please read the booklet Admissions to Schools in Suffolk in 2013/2014 your guide on how and when to apply for a
school place. This is available from the Admissions Team, contact details below or online at
www.suffolk.gov.uk/admissionstoschools.
Page 2 Directory of Schools in Suffolk for Primary, Infant, Junior and Middle Schools for the 2013/2014 school year
Contact us
Admissions Team
Constantine House, Constantine Road, Ipswich, Suffolk, IP1 2DH
Phone: 0845 600 0981 (local rate)
Fax: 01473 260991
Email: admissions.suffolk@csduk.com
Map to show the seven localities of Suffolk
Key
Town/Village
Town/Village with
one or more upper
or high schools
Introduction
Directory of Schools in Suffolk for Primary, Infant, Junior and Middle Schools for the 2013/2014 school year Page 3
Introduction 2
Contact details 2
Section1
Schools in Suffolk 4
Key Admission dates: timetable for primary,
infant, junior and middle school applications
for September 2013 4

Section 2
How we offer school places 5
How the Allocation Process works 5
Admissions Oversubscription Criteria 6
Distance tie breaker 7
Twins, Triplets and other Multiple births 7
Waiting lists 7
Making another application
for a place at the same school 7
Section 3
School Details 8
Primary, Infant and Junior Schools in Suffolk 9
Middle Schools in Suffolk 60
Nursery School 64
Childrens Centres 65
Special Schools 67
Pupil Referral Units 67
Section 4
List of Primary, Infant and Junior Schools in Suffolk 68
List of Middle Schools in Suffolk 70
Common Application Form (CAF1) Guidance 72
Common Application Form (CAF1) 73
Common Application Form (CAF2) Guidance 75
Common Application Form (CAF2) 77
Section 5
How to complain or compliment 79
Contents
Contents
Key Admission dates
Full details of the Admissions Timetable for the 2013/2014 School Year can be found in the Primary Co-ordinated Admissions
Scheme for Primary and Middle Schools in Suffolk which can be found in the booklet Admissions to Schools in Suffolk in
2013/2014 your guide on how and when to apply for a school place or online at
All schools in Suffolk are day schools for both boys and girls of all abilities. The age range of pupils at schools varies, depending on
which part of Suffolk they are in. Further information can be found in the booklet Admissions to Schools in Suffolk in
2013/2014 your guide on how and when to apply for a school place. This is available by contacting the Admissions Team or
online at www.suffolk.gov.uk/admissionstoschools.
We deal with applications for all types of schools, acting on behalf of the governors in the case of voluntary aided,
foundation/trust, academy and free schools.
Timetable for primary, infant, junior and middle school applications for
September 2013
From Wednesday
12 September 2012
If you are a Suffolk resident you can apply online or fill in a CAF1 paper application form for a
school place
Tuesday
15 January 2013
Closing date for primary, infant, junior and middle school applications for September 2013
You must apply for a primary school place even if your child is already attending a school
nursery class or other pre-school provision
Friday
22 February 2013
If we agree that there are very exceptional reasons for an application being late we will consider
it as on time if it is received by this date and evidence is provided with your application
Tuesday
16 April 2013
We will post you an offer of a school place. If you applied online you will also receive an email on this
date offering a school place
After Tuesday
16 April 2013
We will consider all other late applications
Tuesday
30 April 2013
We will assume that you have accepted the place offered unless you let us know in writing by
this date
Section 1
Schools in Suffolk
Section 1
Section 2
How we offer school places
It is important that all schools are able to provide education
for their pupils in suitable accommodation, which is not
overcrowded. This means that schools can only offer a set
number of places in any one year. This number is called the
Published Admission Number (PAN), which is based on a national
formula for deciding how many children can go to a school
without causing overcrowding. By law, infant classes must not
have more than 30 pupils with a single qualified teacher.
If the number of applicants is less than the PAN all applicants will
be offered places. For any of your preferred schools, there may be
more applications for that school than there are places available.
Suffolk County Council makes decisions about admissions for
community and voluntary controlled schools. If the number of
applications for a school is greater than its PAN, we use our
oversubscription criteria to decide who gets a place.
In the case of voluntary aided schools, foundation/trust
schools, academies and free schools, governing bodies
determine the order in which applications should be ranked
according to their oversubscription criteria and the offer of
places is made on their behalf by Suffolk County Council. For
in-year applications the governing body will also advise us
whether a place can be made available in the relevant year
group. We will use this information to make the offer of a
place to parents.
Where a voluntary aided school, foundation/trust school,
academy or free school has their own admissions
oversubscription criteria this is displayed underneath the
school details in this directory.
The wording in this booklet may be a summary of the full
admission policy and therefore you must refer to the schools
own full admissions policy which sets out how places will be
prioritised. You can get a copy of the full policy from the school
or online at www.suffolk.gov.uk/admissionstoschools.
There is a separate directory for the oversubscription criteria
for upper and high schools.
If you are applying for a place at a voluntary aided
school, foundation/trust school, academy or free school
you may also need to complete a Supplementary
Information Form (SIF) and send it directly to the school.
Please note: For applications for the first year of entry at
a school, these criteria will be applied according to the
circumstances existing on or before the closing date.
How the Allocation Process works
Step 1
If we can meet your first preference, we will offer you a place at that school.
Step 2
If we cannot meet your first preference but can meet your second preference, we will offer you a place at that school. For
the entry year only we will also place your name on the waiting list for your first preference school.
Step 3
If we cannot meet your second preference but can meet your third preference, we will offer you a place at that school. For
the entry year only we will also place your name on the waiting list for your first and second preference schools.
Step 4
If we cannot meet any of your preferences, we will offer you a place at your catchment area school (if you have not included
it in your preferences and if there is still a place available there) or at the next nearest school which has a place available
with regard to the efficient use of resources. The next nearest school is measured by walking distance. Walking distance is
from the front door of the home to the nearest school gate. Where there is more than one home within a single building (for
example apartments) we will measure from the main entrance of the building.
For the first year of entry at a school only, we will also place your name on the waiting list for your first, second and third
preference schools.
Section 2
Admissions Oversubscription Criteria
If there are more applications than places available the following oversubscription criteria shows the order of priority for
places at community and voluntary controlled schools (and at those foundation/trust schools, academies and free schools
where it has been agreed that Suffolk County Council will manage their admissions arrangements).
For applications for the first year of entry at a school, these criteria will be applied according to the circumstances existing
on or before the closing date.
We will offer you a school place on the following basis:
Children who have a Statement of Special Educational Needs which names the school must by law be offered a place at
that school.
1 Children in care (Looked After Children) and children who were looked after, but ceased to be so because they were
adopted (or became subject to a residence order or special guardianship order).
2 Children who are brothers and sisters of, or who live as a family at the same address as, pupils who are already at the
school or who have already been offered a place, and who will still be there at the time of admission. Priority will be
given, where necessary, to applications where there is the smallest age gap. If you have more than one child at the
school, please name the youngest one.
This will apply also in those cases where the pupil already in school will be attending a Junior School and an application
is being made for the associated Infant School. The Infant/Junior school pairings where this will apply are: Maidstone
Infant and Causton Junior Schools, Felixstowe; Fairfield Infant and Colneis Junior Schools, Felixstowe; Springfield Infant
and Springfield Junior Schools, Ipswich; and Castle Hill Infant and Castle Hill Junior Schools, Ipswich.
3 Children who are ordinarily resident in the catchment area.
Places will be allocated in the following priority order:
a. If the school is voluntary controlled, children whose parents are applying on the grounds that the child and/or the
family are practising members of the Church of England. (You must provide a letter at the time of application from a
priest or minister. This letter must specifically state that you and/or your child is a practising member of the Church of
England and that you and/or your child go to church regularly, that is to say at least once a month).
b. Children who live nearest to the school. We will measure the distance by a straight line (as the crow flies). All straight
line distances are calculated electronically by Suffolk County Council using data provided jointly by the Post Office and
Ordnance Survey. The data plots the co-ordinates of each property and provides the address-point between which the
straight line distance is measured and reported to three decimal places. Where there is more than one home within a
single building (for example apartments) we will measure to a single point within that building irrespective of where
those homes are located.
4 Children who live outside the schools catchment area in the same priority order as set out in (a) and (b) above.
We will treat all your preferences (up to three) as equal. This is known as an all preferences equal scheme. We will look
to see if a place is available at each of your preferences and offer you a place at your highest preference school with a
place available.
Section 2
Notes:
Distance tie-breaker
It is possible that the PAN of the school will be reached in any
one of the categories. For this reason, all applications will be
prioritised according to the rules described. Decisions will be
made about the offer of places in accordance with those
priorities. If it is necessary to use a tie-breaker to distinguish
between two or more applications, a distance criterion will be
used. We will give priority to the applicants who live nearest to
the school as measured by a straight line.
In the unlikely event that two applicants competing for a single
place at a school live the same distance from the school, the
place will be offered to one applicant on the basis of lots drawn
by an officer of the county council not involved with admissions.
Twins, Triplets and other Multiple births
If the final place available at a school is offered to a twin,
triplet or multiple birth and the remaining sibling/s would
ordinarily be refused, Suffolk County Council will offer places
to the remaining sibling/s at the same school. The law requires
that this will apply even in those primary schools where this
would mean that more than 30 pupils would be admitted to
an infant class.
Waiting lists
If you apply for a school place in the normal admissions round
and one or more of your preferences are refused, your childs
name will automatically be placed on a waiting list for these
schools (as described in Step 2 to Step 4 on page 5). Names
are placed on the waiting list in the priority order with
reference to the relevant admissions oversubscription criteria.
The order of children does not remain static as circumstances
change, a childs place on the waiting list can go up or down,
for example due to withdrawals or additional applications.
If you change your address while your child is on a waiting list
you must let us know. Please be aware that this may change
your childs position on the waiting list, particularly if you
move into or out of the schools catchment area. Written
evidence of this will be required.
Having your childs name on a waiting list will not affect your
right to appeal for a school place in any of the schools you
have applied for. See the booklet Admissions to Schools in
Suffolk in 2013/2014 your guide on how and when to
apply for a school place for how to appeal.
When we are unable to meet parental preferences, late
applicants will be added to waiting lists in oversubscription
priority order.
If a place becomes available, we will offer it to children on the
waiting list for that school in priority order. We do not offer
places on the basis of the date on which names were placed
on the list.
The waiting lists will cease to operate at the end of the first
full week of the Spring term (Friday 10 January 2014).
We do not hold waiting lists for school places for in-year
applications. See the booklet Admissions to Schools in
Suffolk in 2013/2014 your guide on how and when to
apply for a school place.
Making another application
for a place at the same school
A parent can apply for a place for their child at any time to any
school outside of the normal admissions round. However, if
your application for a school place is refused, we will not
determine a further application for a place in the same school
in the same academic year unless there has been a significant
change in the circumstances of the parent, child or school.
Such circumstances might be a house move or a place
becoming available at the school.
If there is no significant change in circumstances, you can
make another application for the following academic year but
this will not normally be considered more than one term ahead
of the date when you want your child to start at the school.
Section 2
Section 3
School Details
There are 5 types of schools in Suffolk:
Suffolk County Council makes decisions for community
and voluntary controlled schools.
The governing bodies of voluntary aided schools,
foundation/trust and academies, including free schools,
determine the order in which applications should be ranked
according to their oversubscription criteria.
More information is available in the booklet Admissions to
Schools in Suffolk in 2013/2014 your guide on how and
when to apply for a school place.
The following pages provide alphabetical lists of Suffolk
primary, infant, junior and middle schools, nursery school,
childrens centres, special schools and pupil referral units.
We have provided some key information about each school
to help you when you are applying for a place, including:
The schools address
The schools website (if they have one)
The age range and type of school, with nursery indicated
if applicable
Headteacher and phone number
The Published Admission Number (PAN) for 2013/2014. This
is the number of pupils who will be allowed to join the
school in the year group.
* indicates that as the PAN for 2013/2014 is lower than the
PAN for 2012/2013 you should be aware that places will be
more limited and the pattern of admissions may change.
The schools oversubscription criteria, if it is different to the
county councils oversubscription criteria which is on page 6
of this directory
We have also included information relating to the on time
applications we received for entry to the school in September
2012 (2012/2013 school year). This is to help you judge whether
or not your application for a school place in the entry year might
be successful when you are filling in the application form.
It includes:
The Published Admission Number (PAN) for 2012/2013
The number of pupils on roll at the school in May 2012
The number of applications received by the closing date.
This is the number of applications for which no higher
preference school was offered. It may include second and
third preferences as well as first preferences. The figure is
intended to give you an idea of the demand for places at
the school. Please note that if you only apply for schools
that have previously had more applications than places,
there is a possibility that you will not be offered a place at
any of them.
The number of places that were actually allocated at the
school to on time applicants
The number of on time applications that were refused
The criterion under which the last child was admitted to
oversubscribed schools. Where schools were not
oversubscribed all applicants were admitted. Where schools
were oversubscribed, the oversubscriptions criteria was
applied and the cut-off point is indicated.
Notes:
You should be aware that as part of school reorganisation, we
are reducing the number of surplus (or spare) places that are
available across the county and so it is possible that admission
trends could change.
If there is no website address for a school you may be able to
access their details at www.school-portal.co.uk.
We have not included information on independent schools.
The information is correct as at September 2012.
Section 3
Primary, Infant and Junior Schools in Suffolk
Abbots Green CP School, Airfield Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP32 7PJ www.abbotsgreen.co.uk
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs H Franklin 01284 718818
2013/2014 School Year PAN 60 2013/2014 Oversubscription criteria on page 6
2012/2013 School Year PAN 60 Number on Roll (May 2012) 188
Number of applications received by the closing date 64 Number of places allocated to on time applicants 60
Number of on time applications refused 4
Criterion under which last child admitted - out catchment distance 0.828 miles
Acton CEVCP School, Lambert Drive, Acton, Sudbury, CO10 0US www.acton.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Miss J O'Neill 01787 377089
Aldeburgh Primary School, Park Road, Aldeburgh, IP15 6EU www.aldeburgh.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs D Gayler 01728 452150
All Saints CEVAP School, Framlingham Road, Laxfield, Woodbridge, IP13 8HD www.allsaints-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mr D Dee 01986 798344
2013/2014 School Year PAN 15 2013/2014 Oversubscription criteria below
2013/2014 Oversubscription criteria:
Places will be offered to Looked After Children (i.e. Children in Public Care) regardless of whether they live in the catchment
area of the school.
Places will also be offered to those children with statements of special educational needs which name the school as the
appropriate school for the child. Remaining places will be offered in the following order.
1 Children who are ordinarily resident in the schools catchment area on 15 January 2013 in the following order:
a. Children who have a physical disability that makes attendance at Laxfield School appropriate. You must attach a letter
from your doctor or the school medical officer to your application form to support your request.
b. Children with brothers or sisters (or other children living together as a family at the same address) already at the school
and who will be there when the child starts. If there are not enough places, we will give places to those with the smallest
age gaps first.
Abbot's Hall CP School, Danescourt Avenue, Stowmarket, IP14 1QF www.abbotshall.suffolk.sch.uk
4-9 community school Headteacher Mrs R Bailey 01449 612818
continued on next page
Section 3
Children with a Statement of Special Educational Need which identifies All Saints as the appropriate school for that child will
be admitted automatically as a priority. If there are more applications than places then children will be admitted to the school
according to the following order of priority.
1. Children in Care. (Looked After Children) and children who were looked after, but ceased to be so because they were adopted
(or became subject to a residence order or special guardianship order).
2. Up to 6 places are for:-
2.1 Children who themselves or their families regularly worship at All Saints or St. Marys Churches, Newmarket. Parents
must complete a Supplementary Information Form available from the school.
2.2 Children who themselves or their families regularly worship at another Christian Church. Parents must complete a
Supplementary Information Form available from the school.
2.3 Children of other religious faiths, whose parents would like them to attend All Saints because of its religious traditions.
3. Up to 24 places are for:-
3.1 Children who have a brother or sister attending, All Saints School at the time of his/her admission. If necessary, priority
will be given to those with the smallest age difference.
3.2 Children who are ordinarily resident in the schools Catchment area.
4. Other applications
N.B. Priority in all of the above categories will be given to:-
Children with a special educational need or who have refugee status or who are children of U.K. service personnel, which makes
attendance at All Saints School appropriate. Parents must support their application with some professional evidence, sent in
before the closing date for applications.
If the admissions limit of 30 is not reached when considering the above categories, the determining factor will be children who
live nearest to the school. We will measure the distance by a straight line (as the crow flies).
All Saints CEVAP School, Vicarage Road, Newmarket, CB8 8JE www.allsaints.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs J Eccleston 01638 662835
Criterion under which last child admitted - category 3.2 - see 2012/13 policy
c. Children whose Parent(s)/Guardian(s)/Carer(s) are regular (ie at least once a month) attendees at services held at
churches/chapels situated within the schools catchment area. (Applicants are advised to complete the Supplementary
Information Form (SIF) in order that the Governors have accurate information which enables them to apply this criterion fairly.)
d. Children who live the furthest from another primary school. We will measure the distance by a straight line (as the crow
flies). All straight line distances are calculated electronically by the LA using data provided jointly by the Post Office and
Ordnance Survey. The data plots the co-ordinates of each property and provides the address-point between which straight
line distance is measured and reported to three decimal places. Where there is more than one home within a single
building (for example apartments) we will measure to a single point within that building irrespective of where those
homes are located).
e. Other applicants.
2 Children who are ordinarily resident outside the schools catchment area on the 15 January 2013. The order of preference will
be as for 1a-c, but criteria d. will be: children who live nearest the school (distances from the front door of childs residence
to the front door of the school will be measured in a straight line (as the crow flies) and calculated electronically by the Local
Authority using data provided by the Post Office and Ordnance Survey. Ultimate tie-breaker: In the unlikely event of two or
more applicants who live the same distance from the school competing for a single place, lots will be drawn by a member of
staff not involved in admissions to determine the successful applicant.
Section 3
All Saints CEVCP School, Lawshall, Bury St Edmunds, IP29 4QA
4-9 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs C Lamb 01284 828223
Bacton CP School, Bacton, Stowmarket, IP14 4LL www.bacton-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
4-9 community school Headteacher Mr A Emms 01449 781367
Badwell Ash CEVAP School, The Street, Badwell Ash, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 3DG www.badwellash.suffolk.sch.uk
4-10 voluntary aided school Acting Headteacher Mrs E Jones 01359 259519
2013/2014 School Year PAN 10* 2013/2014 Oversubscription criteria below
1. Children in Public Care.
2. Governors have a statutory duty to admit applicants with a Statement of Special Educational Needs where this school is
named as being best able to provide the most appropriate educational provision for the named child.
3. Applicants with siblings (including half or step siblings and other children of the same immediate household) on the school
roll at the time of admission. If the final place available at the school is offered to a twin or triplet etc, and the remaining
sibling/s would ordinarily be refused, the Governors will offer places to the remaining sibling/s at the same school. It is not
the Governors policy to separate twins or triplets etc unless such admissions would breach infant class size legislation
4. After places are allocated to applicants in the above 3 groups places will be offered to those children resident in the
schools catchment area, which includes Badwell Ash, Great Ashfield, Langham, Hunston, Hardings Lane Norton and
Wetherden Upper Town. If the School is oversubscribed with pupils living in the catchment area, then criterion 5 in the list
below will be applied.
5. If places are still available further admissions will be in the following priority:
a) Children whose family (i.e. at least one parent/carer/guardian of the child) worships regularly at a Church within the parishes
of Badwell Ash/Walsham le Willows. (Governors define regular worship as attendance at least once a month).
b) Other applications, where the sole criterion will be distance from home to school by a straight line measure, from the front
door of the childs residence to the front door of the school, with priority being given to the child living nearest to the school.
The home address of an applicant who spends time with both parents (shared responsibility) will be taken as the home
address that is nearer to the school using the measuring system as described.
If the published admissions number is reached within any of the above criteria the determining factor will be the distance from
home to school. We will measure the distance by a straight line (as the crow flies). All straight line distances are calculated
electronically by the local authority (LA) using data provided by the Post Office and Ordnance Survey. The data plots the co-
ordinates of each property and provides the address-point between which straight line distance is measured and reported to
three decimal places. Where there is more than one home within a single building (for example, apartments) we will measure to
a single point within that building irrespective of where those homes are located. In the unlikely event of two or more applicants
who live the same distance from school competing for a single place, lots will be drawn by a member of staff not involved in
admissions to determine the successful applicant.
Section 3
Bardwell CEVCP School, School Lane, Bardwell, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 1AD www.bardwell.suffolk.sch.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs C Clarke 01359 250854
Barnby and North Cove CP School, Beccles Road, Barnby, Beccles, NR34 7QB www.onesuffolk.co.uk/barnbyandnorthcoveschool
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs R Nixon 01502 476230
Barnham CEVCP School, Barnham, Thetford, IP24 2NG www.barnham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr S Rance 01842 890253
2013/2014 School Year PAN 15* 2013/2014 Oversubscription criteria on page 6
Barningham CEVCP School, Church Road, Barningham, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 1DD www.barningham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs F Parr 01359 221297
Barrow CEVCP School, Colethorpe Lane, Barrow, Bury St Edmunds, IP29 5AU www.barrowcevcprimaryschool.co.uk
4-9 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs A Earl 01284 810223
Bawdsey CEVCP School, East Lane, Bawdsey, Woodbridge, IP12 3AP www.bawdsey.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr S Green 01394 411365
Bealings School, Little Bealings, Woodbridge, IP13 6LW www.bealings.org.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr D Bathgate 01473 622376
Section 3
Beck Row Primary School, The Street, Beck Row, Mildenhall, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 8AE www.beckrowprimary.co.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs A Hamilton 01638 713001
Beaumont CP School, Hadleigh, Ipswich, IP7 6GD www.beaumontcpschool.ik.org
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Miss S Burton 01473 825120
Bedfield CEVCP School, Bedfield, Woodbridge, IP13 7EA www.bedfield.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs J Overbury 01728 628306
Bentley CEVCP School, Bentley, Ipswich, IP9 2BT www.bentley.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs J Austin 01473 310253
Bildeston Primary School, Bildeston, Ipswich, IP7 7EU www.bildeston.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr A Lindsley 01449 740269
Birchwood Primary School, Valiant Road, Martlesham Heath, Ipswich, IP5 3SP www.birchwoodprimary.co.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr S Cloke 01473 610701
Blundeston CEVCP School, Church Road, Blundeston, Lowestoft, NR32 5AX www.blundeston.org.uk/school.html
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs K Schonhut 01502 730488
Section 3
Bosmere CP School, Quinton Road, Needham Market, Ipswich, IP6 8DA
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms E Green 01449 721750
Boxford CEVCP School, Boxford, Sudbury, CO10 5NP www.boxford.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr R Giles 01787 210332
Criterion under which last child admitted - catchment distance 2.253 miles
Bramfield CEVCP School, Bridge Street, Bramfield, Halesworth, IP19 9HZ www.bramfield.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs C Benefer 01986 784205
Bramford CEVCP School, Duckamere, Bramford, Ipswich, IP8 4AH www.bramford.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr J Eden 01473 741598
Brampton CEVCP School, Brampton, Beccles, NR34 8DW (Federated with Ringsfield CEVCP School)
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms V Allen 01502 575287
Britannia Primary School and Nursery, Britannia Road, Ipswich, IP4 5HE www.britannia.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs K Heath 01473 728566
Broke Hall CP School, Chatsworth Drive, Ipswich, IP4 5XD www.brokehall.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Barr 01473 729544
Section 3
Brooklands Primary School, Brooklands Rise, Brantham, Manningtree, CO11 1TU www.brooklandsprimary.co.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs B Gough 01206 392291
Bucklesham Primary School, Bucklesham, Ipswich, IP10 0AX www.bucklesham.ik.org
4-11 community school Headteacher Ms B Surtees 01473 659389
Bungay Primary School, Wingfield Street, Bungay, NR35 1HA www.bungayprimary.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr I Owens 01986 892209
Bures CEVCP School, Nayland Road, Bures, Sudbury, CO8 5BX www.bures.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 voluntary controlled school with nursery Headteacher Mrs C Furniss 01787 227446
Burton End CP School, School Lane, Haverhill, CB9 9DE www.burtonendschool.co.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms F Trussler 01440 702376
Capel St Mary CEVCP School, The Street, Capel St Mary, Ipswich, IP9 2EG www.capel-st-mary.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 voluntary controlled school with nursery Headteacher Mr D Jackson 01473 310386
Carlton Colville Primary School, Gisleham Road, Gisleham, Lowestoft, NR33 8DG www.carltoncolville.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs C Child 01502 572682
Section 3
Castle Hill Infant School, Dryden Road, Ipswich, IP1 6QD www.castlehill-inf.suffolk.sch.uk
4-7 community school Headteacher Mrs S Wilks 01473 741929
Castle Hill Junior School, Dryden Road, Ipswich, IP1 6QD www.castlehill-jun.suffolk.sch.uk
7-11 community school Headteacher Mr D Jones 01473 741758
Causton Junior School, Maidstone Road, Felixstowe, IP11 9ED www.causton.suffolk.sch.uk
7-11 community school Headteacher Mrs E Girling 01394 283374
Cavendish CEVCP School, The Green, Cavendish, Sudbury, CO10 8BA www.cavendish.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Miss C Wass 01787 280279
Cedars Park CP School, Pintail Road, Stowmarket, IP14 5FP www.cedarspark.suffolk.sch.uk
4-9 community school Headteacher Ms C Robinson 01449 778230
Cedarwood CP School, Wilkinson Drive, Kesgrave, Ipswich, IP5 2ES www.cedarwood.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr D Stroud and Mr R Griffith 01473 612981
Charsfield CEVCP School, Charsfield, Woodbridge, IP13 7QB www.charsfield.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs V Jones 01473 737347
Section 3
Chelmondiston CEVCP School, Chelmondiston, Ipswich, IP9 1DT www.chelmondiston.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms A James 01473 780576
Chilton CP School, Violet Hill Road, Stowmarket, IP14 1NN www.chilton.suffolk.sch.uk
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs L Bennett 01449 612928
Clare CP School, Erbury Place, Clare, Sudbury, CO10 8PZ www.clareprimaryschool.co.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs J Horner 01787 277423
Claydon Primary School, Lancaster Way, Claydon, Ipswich, IP6 0DX www.claydonprimary.net
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr G Pilkington 01473 830439
Clements CP School, Greenfields Way, Haverhill, CB9 8NJ www.clementsschool.co.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs L Farrow 01440 702946
Cliff Lane Primary School, Cliff Lane, Ipswich, IP3 0PJ www.clifflane.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Needle 01473 251604
Clifford Road Primary School, Clifford Road, Ipswich, IP4 1PJ www.cliffordroadschool.org.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr S Wood 01473 251605
Section 3
Cockfield CEVCP School, Cockfield, Bury St Edmunds, IP30 0LA www.cockfield.suffolk.sch.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Acting Headteacher Mrs E Nicholson 01284 828287
Coldfair Green CP School, Judith Avenue, Knodishall, Saxmundham, IP17 1UY www.coldfairgreen.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr A Crossland 01728 830649
Colneis Junior School, Colneis Road, Felixstowe, IP11 9HH
7-11 community school Headteacher Mrs J Reed 01394 284052
Combs Ford Primary School, Glemsford Road, Stowmarket, IP14 2PN www.combsfordprimary.co.uk
4-9 community school Headteacher Mr R Clark 01449 613112
Copdock Primary School, Copdock, Ipswich, IP8 3HY www.copdock.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs J Austin 01473 730337
Corton CEVCP School, The Street, Corton, Lowestoft, NR32 5HW
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms N Rowland 01502 730596
Coupals CP School, Chalkstone Way, Haverhill, CB9 0LB www.coupalsprimaryschool.co.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr C Hardingham 01440 763933
Section 3
Crawfords CEVCP School, Green Road, Haughley, Stowmarket, IP14 3QZ
4-9 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs C Farrant 01449 673253
Creeting St Mary CEVAP School, All Saints Road, Creeting St Mary, Ipswich, IP6 8NF www.creetingstmary.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs M Spall 01449 720312
Criterion under which last child admitted - category 4 - see 2012/13 policy
Crowfoot CP School, Ellough Road, Beccles, NR34 7AB
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr D Baker 01502 713281
Dale Hall CP School, Dale Hall Lane, Ipswich, IP1 4LX www.dalehall.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs A Beckett 01473 251651
Special Educational Needs (SEN) Statemented pupils: Governors have a statutory duty to admit applicants with a statement of
Special Educational Need where Creeting St. Mary CEVAP is named as being best able to provide the most appropriate
educational provision for the named child.
1. Children in Public Care
2. Children who are ordinarily resident in the schools catchment area.
3. Children who have a brother / sister / sibling who is attending the school and will be on roll at the time of admission. If
necessary, priority will be given to those with the smallest age difference.
4. Children who are attending Creeting Nursery.
5. Children with at least one parent/carer who attends a Church of England church at least once a month. Applicants are
advised to fully complete the Supplementary Information Form.
6. Children with at least one parent/carer who attends another Christian denomination at least once a month. Applicants are
advised to fully complete the Supplementary Information Form.
7. Children with at least one parent/carer who attends another faith community at least once a month. Applicants must send a
supporting letter from the leader of that faith community.
8. Children with a particular educational need, medical condition, exceptional domestic or social situation, or confirmed refugee
status which makes attendance at Creeting School particularly appropriate. Parents/carers must send some professional
evidence to support an application, for example a letter from the General Practitioner, Social Worker, Health Visitor or similar
professional who has knowledge of the child.
9. Other children
Section 3
Dell Primary School, Dell Road, Oulton Broad, Lowestoft, NR33 9NU www.dell.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs B Hindes 01502 565956
Dennington CEVCP School, Dennington, Woodbridge, IP13 8AE www.dennington.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs V Jones 01728 638206
Earl Soham CP School, Earl Soham, Woodbridge, IP13 7SA www.earlsoham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr K Pearce 01728 685359
East Bergholt CEVCP School, Elm Road, East Bergholt, Colchester, CO7 6SW www.eastbergholt-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr L Abbott 01206 298202
Easton CP School, Easton, Woodbridge, IP13 0ED www.easton.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Acting Headteacher Ms S Wilkinson 01728 746387
Edgar Sewter CP School, Norwich Road, Halesworth, IP19 8BU www.edgarsewter.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr A Rodgers 01986 873194
Elm Tree CP School, Ranworth Avenue, Lowestoft, NR33 9HQ
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs H Day 01502 562930
Section 3
Elmsett CEVCP School, Elmsett, Ipswich, IP7 6PA www.elmsettschool.ik.org
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs M Shackleton 01473 658303
Elmswell CP School, Oxer Close, Elmswell, Bury St Edmunds, IP30 9UE
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Ash 01359 240261
Elveden CEVAP School, London Road, Elveden, Thetford, IP24 3TN www.elveden.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Ms M Curry 01842 890258
Criterion under which last child admitted - category 11 - see 2012/13 policy
Exning Primary School, Oxford Street, Exning, Newmarket, CB8 7EW www.exning.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr J Clarke 01638 600123
1. Those with a statement of Special Educational Need where this school is named as being best able to provide the most
appropriate educational provision for the named child.
2. Children in care
3. Children who have a brother or sister who will be attending Elveden School at the time of their admission. If necessary
priority will be given to those with the smallest age difference
4. Children who are ordinarily resident in the Schools catchment area up to a maximum of 6 children (ie 50% of the PAN).
5. Children who themselves or one or both Parents are regular attenders at St Andrew and St Patrick Church Elveden
6. Children who themselves or one or both Parents are regular attenders at other Anglican churches in the Brandon & Santon
Downham with Elveden and Lakenheath Benefice
7. Children who themselves or one or both Parents4 are regular attenders at other churches which are members of Churches
Together in Britian and Ireland or the Evangelical Alliance
8. Children of other backgrounds whose Parents would like them to attend Elveden School because of its religious tradition
9. Children who are ordinarily resident in the Schools catchment area beyond those admitted under criterion 3
10. Children with a particular or exceptional social, educational or medical need which makes attendance at Elveden School
particularly appropriate. Parents must accompany the application form with supporting professional evidence from a GP.
Health Visitor, Social Worker or the like.
11. All other applicants
Section 3
Eyke CEVCP School, Eyke, Woodbridge, IP12 2QW www.eyke.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms W Kelway 01394 460328
Fairfield Infant School, High Road West, Felixstowe, IP11 9JB www.fairfield.suffolk.sch.uk
3-7 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Reed 01394 283206
Fen Park CP School, Southwell Road, Lowestoft, NR33 0RZ www.fenpark.suffolk.sch.uk/
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs H Madsen 01502 573509
Forest Academy, Bury Road, Brandon, IP27 0FP www.forest.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 academy with nursery Headteacher Ms M Curry 01842 810309
Fressingfield CEVCP School, School Lane, Fressingfield, Eye, IP21 5RU www.ukschools.org/fressingfield/
3-11 voluntary controlled school with nursery Acting Headteacher Ms M Shipman 01379 586393
Gislingham CEVCP School, Broadfield Road, Gislingham, Eye, IP23 8HX www.gislingham.suffolk.sch.uk
(Federated with Palgrave CEVCP School)
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr A Berry 01379 783283
Glemsford CP School, Lion Road, Glemsford, Sudbury, CO10 7RF www.glemsfordcpschool.co.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Acting Headteacher Mr I Birtwell and Mr P Illsley 01787 283200
Section 3
Gorseland Primary School, Deben Avenue, Martlesham Heath, Ipswich, IP5 3QR www.gorseland.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Seaborne 01473 623790
Grange CP School, Grange Road, Felixstowe, IP11 2LA www.grange.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms C Reynish 01394 283912
Great Barton CEVCP School, School Road, Great Barton, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 2RJ www.greatbartonprimary.co.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs S Rees 01284 787353
Great Finborough CEVCP School, Great Finborough, Stowmarket, IP14 3AQ www.greatfinborough.suffolk.sch.uk
4-9 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr S Dodd 01449 613208
Great Heath Primary School, St Johns Close, Mildenhall, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 7NX www.greatheath.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr S Vincent 01638 713430
Great Waldingfield CEVCP School, Great Waldingfield, Sudbury, CO10 0RR www.greatwaldingfield.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs A Jones 01787 374055
Great Whelnetham CEVCP School, Great Whelnetham, Bury St Edmunds, IP30 0UA www.greatwhelnethamschool.org.uk
4-9 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs C Lawson 01284 386203
Section 3
Grove Primary School, Framfield Road, Carlton Colville, Lowestoft, NR33 8RQ www.grove.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms A Hall 01502 538527
Grundisburgh Primary School, Alice Driver Road, Grundisburgh, Woodbridge, IP13 6XH
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr J Lynch 01473 735281
Guildhall Feoffment CP School, Bridewell Lane, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1RE www.guildhallfeoffment.org
4-9 community school Headteacher Mrs S Herriott 01284 754840
Gunton CP School, Gainsborough Drive, Lowestoft, NR32 4LX www.gunton.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr M Jordan 01502 584661
Gusford CP School, Sheldrake Drive, Ipswich, IP2 9LQ www.gusford.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr C Tapscott 01473 682148
Hadleigh CP School, Station Road, Hadleigh, Ipswich, IP7 5HQ www.hadleigh-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr N Jackson 01473 822161
Halifax Primary School, Prince of Wales Drive, Ipswich, IP2 8PY www.halifax.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Ms A Hennell-James 01473 683932
Section 3
Handford Hall Primary School, 57 Gatacre Road, Ipswich, IP1 2LQ www.handfordhall.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms K Blake 01473 251603
Hardwick Primary School, Steward Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 2PW www.hardwickprimarysuffolk.co.uk
4-9 community school Headteacher Mr D Jones 01284 755424
Hartest CEVCP School, The Row, Hartest, Bury St Edmunds, IP29 4DL www.hartest.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs H Hall 01284 830343
Heath Primary School, Bell Lane, Kesgrave, Ipswich, IP5 1JG www.heathkesgrave.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs S Bowditch 01473 622806
Helmingham CP School, Helmingham, Stowmarket, IP14 6EX www.helmingham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs B Cleland 01473 890267
Henley Primary School, Ashbocking Road, Henley, Ipswich, IP6 0QX
4-11 community school Headteacher Ms A Waters 01473 831556
Hillside CP School, Belstead Avenue, Ipswich, IP2 8NU www.hillsidecp.ik.org
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr P Tebbutt 01473 601402
Section 3
Hintlesham and Chattisham CEVCP School, Hintlesham, Ipswich, IP8 3NH www.hintleshamchattisham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Acting Headteacher Ms M Barker 01473 652344
Holbrook Primary School, The Street, Holbrook, Ipswich, IP9 2PZ www.holbrook-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs A Hookway 01473 328225
Hollesley Primary School, Hollesley, Woodbridge, IP12 3RE www.hollesley.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs L Wright 01394 411616
Holton St Peter CP School, Bungay Road, Holton, Halesworth, IP19 8PL www.holton-st-peter.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs J Righton 01986 872297
Honington CEVCP School, Honington, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 1RE www.honingtonprimaryschool.co.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs B Burridge 01359 269324
Hopton CEVCP School, Thelnetham Road, Hopton, Diss, IP22 2QY www.hopton.suffolk.sch.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr M Careles 01953 681449
Houldsworth Valley Primary School, Rowley Drive, Newmarket, CB8 0PU www.houldsworthvalley.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs S Fitzgerald 01638 663214
Section 3
Howard CP School, St Olaves Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP32 6RW www.howardprimaryschool.co.uk
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Miss B Higgins 01284 754450
Hundon CP School, North Street, Hundon, Sudbury, CO10 8EE www.hundon.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr M McIntosh 01440 786217
Ickworth Park Primary School, Meadow Drive, Horringer, Bury St Edmunds, IP29 5SB www.ickworthpark.suffolk.sch.uk
4-9 community school Headteacher Mrs A Morley 01284 735337
Ilketshall St Lawrence School, Ilketshall St Lawrence, Beccles, NR34 8ND
4-11 community school Headteacher Ms J Fryer 01986 781315
Ixworth CEVCP School, Crown Lane, Ixworth, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 2EL www.ixworthprimary.suffolk.sch.uk
3-10 voluntary controlled school with nursery Headteacher Ms A Richards 01359 230228
Kedington Primary School, Church Walk, Kedington, Haverhill, CB9 7QZ www.kedington.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr D Woodward 01440 702787
Kelsale CEVCP School, Kelsale, Saxmundham, IP17 2NP www.kelsale.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs C Taylor 01728 602297
Section 3
Kersey CEVCP School, Kersey, Ipswich, IP7 6EG www.kersey.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms L Curran-Spain 01473 823397
Kessingland CEVCP School, Field Lane, Kessingland, Lowestoft, NR33 7QA
3-11 voluntary controlled school with nursery Headteacher Mr S Lea 01502 740223
Kingsfleet Primary School, Ferry Road, Felixstowe, IP11 9LY www.kingsfleet.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs K Beattie 01394 277897
Kyson Primary School, Peterhouse Crescent, Woodbridge, IP12 4HX www.kyson.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Miss L Brown 01394 384481
Lakenheath CP School, Mill Road, Lakenheath, Brandon, IP27 9DU www.lakenheath.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs E Vincent 01842 860256
Langer Primary Academy, Langer Road, Felixstowe, IP11 2HL www.langerprimaryacademy.org
3-11 academy with nursery Headteacher Ms S Cross 01394 283065
Laureate CP School, Exning Road, Newmarket, CB8 0AN www.laureate.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery
Headteacher Mrs O Millington 01638 663927
Headteacher from January 2013 Mr D Perkins
Section 3
Lavenham CP School, Barn Street, Lavenham, Sudbury, CO10 9RB www.lavenhamschool.org.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs J Foster 01787 247350
Leiston Primary School, King George's Avenue, Leiston, IP16 4JQ www.leiston.suffolk.dbprimary.com
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Croft 01728 830745
Long Melford CEVCP School, Cordell Road, Long Melford, Sudbury, CO10 9ED www.longmelfordprimaryschool.co.uk
3-11 voluntary controlled school with nursery Headteacher Mrs S Hoskin 01787 379929
Maidstone Infant School, Maidstone Road, Felixstowe, IP11 9EG www.maidstoneinfants.org.uk
3-7 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs E Girling 01394 283375
Martlesham Beacon Hill Primary School, Black Tiles Lane, Martlesham, Woodbridge IP12 4SS www.beaconhill.ik.org
4-11 community school Headteacher Ms P Lawrence 01473 624409
Meadow CP School, Enstone Road, Lowestoft, NR33 0NE www.meadowprimary.co.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr D Clarke 01502 574586
Mellis CEVCP School, Yaxley Road, Mellis, Eye, IP23 8DY www.mellis.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr R Cattermole 01379 783376
Section 3
Melton Primary School, Melton Road, Melton, Woodbridge, IP12 1PG www.melton.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr M Girling 01394 382506
Mendham Primary School, Mendham, Harleston, IP20 0NJ
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr A Aalders-Dunthorne 01379 852520
Mendlesham CP School, Old Station Road, Mendlesham, Stowmarket, IP14 5RT www.mendlesham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-9 community school Headteacher Mrs C Jones 01449 766224
Middleton CP School, Middleton, Saxmundham, IP17 3NW www.onesuffolk.co.uk/middletoncumfordleypc/school
(Federated with Peasenhall Primary School)
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs K Cook 01728 648251
Monks Eleigh CEVCP School, Monks Eleigh, Ipswich, IP7 7JH www.monkseleighschool.co.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Acting Headteacher Mr R Giles 01449 740457
Morland Primary School, Morland Road, Ipswich, IP3 0LH www.sugarcreekmorland.com
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr K Marrable 01473 727646
Moulton CEVCP School, School Road, Moulton, Newmarket, CB8 8PR www.moulton.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs N Snowdon 01638 750236
Section 3
Murrayfield CP School, Nacton Road, Ipswich, IP3 9JL www.murrayfield.suffolk.dbprimary.com
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms L Allison 01473 728564
Nacton CEVCP School, Nacton, Ipswich, IP10 0EU www.nacton.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms J Kidby 01473 659370
Nayland Primary School, Bear Street, Nayland, Colchester, CO6 4HZ www.nayland.suffolkschools.net
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Miss R Delaney 01206 262348
New Cangle CP School, Chapple Drive, Haverhill, CB9 0DU www.newcangleschool.com
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs L Beale 01440 702143
Northfield St Nicholas Primary School, St Margaret's Road, Lowestoft, NR32 4HN www.northfield-st-nicholas.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr I de Sousa 01502 563528
Norton CEVCP School, Norton, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 3LZ www.norton.suffolk.sch.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs S Hart 01359 230520
Occold Primary School, Occold, Eye, IP23 7PL www.occold.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr K Knights 01379 678330
Section 3
Old Newton CEVCP School, Old Newton, Stowmarket, IP14 4PJ www.oldnewtonprimaryschool.co.uk
4-9 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs S Waldron 01449 673257
Orford CEVAP School, Orford, Woodbridge, IP12 2LU www.orfordschool.org.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mr S Green 01394 450281
Oulton Broad Primary School, Christmas Lane, Oulton Broad, Lowestoft, NR32 3JX www.oultonbroad.eu
3-11 community school with nursery Acting Headteacher Mr C Harrison 01502 565930
Criterion under which last child admitted - sibling
Otley Primary School, Otley, Ipswich, IP6 9NT www.otleyprimary.moonfruit.com
4-11 community school Headteacher Ms J Hubbard 01473 890302
Paddocks Primary School, Rochfort Avenue, Newmarket, CB8 0DL
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr G Sexton 01638 664127
Governors have a statutory duty to admit applicants with a statement of Special Educational Need where this school is named
as being best able to provide the most appropriate educational provision for the named child.
1. Children in Public Care (Looked after children)
2. Children with confirmed refugee status or special medical needs
3. Children who are ordinarily resident in the Orford catchment area.
4. Children who have a brother or sister who is attending Orford School at the time of their admission. If necessary, priority will
be given to those with the smallest age difference.
5. Children who themselves or their families regularly worship at an Anglican church. This information is confirmed by the
completion of a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) required by all church aided schools.
6. Children who themselves or their families regularly worship at churches that are members of Churches Together in Britain and
Northern Ireland. This information is confirmed by the completion of a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) required by all
church aided schools.
7. Children of other religious faiths, whose parents would like them to attend Orford School because of its religious traditions.
8. Other children
Section 3
Pakefield Primary School, London Road, Pakefield, Lowestoft, NR33 7AQ www.pakefieldprimary.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr I Ladusans 01502 574032
Palgrave CEVCP School, Palgrave, Diss, IP22 1AG www.palgrave.onesuffolk.net
(Federated with Gislingham CEVCP School)
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr A Berry 01379 642507
Peasenhall Primary School, Peasenhall, Saxmundham, IP17 2HS www.peasenhall.suffolk.sch.uk
(Federated with Middleton CP School)
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs K Cook 01728 660296
Piper's Vale CP School, Raeburn Road, Ipswich, IP3 0EW www.pipersvale.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr P Arch 01473 320413
Place Farm Primary Academy, Camps Road, Haverhill, CB9 8HF (The Castle Partnership Academy Trust)
4-11 academy Headteacher Mrs D Reed 01440 702836
Poplars CP School, St Margaret's Road, Lowestoft, NR32 4HN www.poplars.ik.org
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms L Holzer 01502 565757
Pot Kiln Primary School, Butt Road, Great Cornard, Sudbury, CO10 0DS
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs W Hyde 01787 372107
Section 3
Ranelagh Primary School, Pauls Road, Ipswich, IP2 0AN www.ranelaghprimary.org.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs D Ekins 01473 251608
Rattlesden CEVCP School, Rattlesden, Bury St Edmunds, IP30 0SE www.rattlesdenprimaryschool.onesuffolk.net
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs B Burke 01449 736335
Ravensmere Infant School, St Benedict's Road, Beccles, NR34 9DE (Federated with The Albert Pye CP School)
4-7 community school Headteacher Mrs M Mills 01502 712367
Ravenswood CP School, Ravenswood Avenue, Ipswich, IP3 9UA www.ravenswood.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms K Mills 01473 728565
Rendlesham CP School, Sycamore Drive, Rendlesham, IP12 2GF www.rendlesham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs S Gallagher 01394 462190
Reydon Primary School, Jermyn's Road, Reydon, Southwold, IP18 6QB www.reydon.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr G Draper 01502 723084
Ringsfield CEVCP School, School Road, Ringsfield, Beccles, NR34 8NZ (Federated with Brampton CEVCP School)
3-11 voluntary controlled school with nursery Headteacher Ms V Allen 01502 713030
Section 3
Ringshall School, Ringshall, Stowmarket, IP14 2JD www.ringshallschool.co.uk
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Miss M Gibbs 01473 658307
Risby CEVCP School, Aylmer Close, Risby, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 6RT www.risby.suffolk.sch.uk
4-9 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs A Berridge 01284 810367
Roman Hill Primary School, Avondale Road, Lowestoft, NR32 2NX www.romanhill-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs S Batley 01502 563161
Rose Hill Primary School, Derby Road, Ipswich, IP3 8DL www.rosehill.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr S Phillips 01473 727552
Rougham CEVCP School, Rougham, Bury St Edmunds, IP30 9JJ www.rougham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs K Rees 01359 270288
Rushmere Hall Primary School, Lanark Road, Ipswich, IP4 3EJ www.rushmerehall.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr N Challis 01473 726027
Sandlings Primary School, Easton Road, RAF Woodbridge, Woodbridge, IP12 3TD
4-11 community school Headteacher Ms P Toal 01394 420444
Section 3
Saxmundham Primary School, Brook Farm Road, Saxmundham, IP17 1XQ www.saxmundham-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs E Hawes 01728 602205
Sebert Wood CP School, Sebert Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP32 7EG www.sebertwood.suffolk.sch.uk
3-9 community school with nursery
Headteacher Mr R Rice 01284 755211
Headteacher from January 2013 Mr P Dewhurst
Sexton's Manor CP School, Greene Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 3HG www.sextonsmanorschool.com
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs D Knight 01284 754371
Shotley CP School, Main Road, Shotley, Ipswich, IP9 1NR www.shotley.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs M Newman 01473 787255
Sidegate Primary School, Sidegate Lane, Ipswich, IP4 4JD www.sidegate.org
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms W James 01473 727319
Sir Robert Hitcham's CEVAP School, Debenham, Stowmarket, IP14 6PL www.sirroberthitcham.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 voluntary aided school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Taylor 01728 860201
1. Governors have a statutory duty to admit applicants with a Statement of Special Educational Need where this School is
named as being the best able to provide the most appropriate education for the named child.
2. Children in Public Care.
3. Applicants with siblings on the School roll at the time of admission.
4. Military families, in accordance with the provisions of the statutory Admissions Code.
After places are allocated to applicants in the above four groups all other admissions are made by strictly applying the criteria
below in priority order until the number to be admitted equals the PAN.
Section 3
Sir Robert Hitcham's CEVAP School, College Road, Framlingham, Woodbridge, IP13 9EP
3-11 voluntary aided school with nursery Headteacher Mrs H Picton 01728 723354
The following admissions oversubscription criteria show the order of priority for places at this school.
1 Children in care
2 Children who are ordinarily resident in the catchment area. Places will be allocated in the following order:
2.1 Children who are brothers and sisters of, or who live as a family at the same address as, pupils who are already at the
school and who will still be on roll at the time of admission. Priority will be given, where necessary, to applications where
there is the smallest age gap.
2.2 Children with confirmed refugee status; or who have special social, medical, or pastoral reasons for applying for a place
at the school. Parents/carers must support applications with written evidence by the closing date from their General
Practitioner, Social Worker, Health Visitor or similar professional who has knowledge of the child.
2.3 a) Children whose families wish to apply for a place giving faith as a priority will need to give evidence that they attend
church regularly (at least monthly) at a church recognised by Churches Together of Great Britain and Ireland, by completing
a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) indicating their faith involvement. Their church minister must countersign the SIF.
This form is available from this school. Applicants new to the area can provide evidence from a previous church or churches.
2.3 b) Children whose families wish to apply for a place giving another faith as a priority will need to give evidence that they
participate regularly (at least monthly) in the local worshipping community of the faiths named (Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam,
Sikhism and Judaism) and wish their child to attend Sir Robert Hitchams because of its Christian traditions by completing a
Supplementary Information Form (SIF) indicating their faith involvement. Their faith leader must countersign the SIF. This
form is available from this school. Applicants new to the area can provide evidence from a previous faith leader.
2.4 Children who live nearest to the school. The distance will be measured by a straight line (as the crow flies). All straight
line distances are calculated electronically by the LA using data provided jointly by the Post Office and Ordnance Survey.
The data plots the co-ordinates of each property and provides the address-point between which straight line distance is
measured and reported to three decimal places. Where there is more than one home within a single building (for example
apartments) we will measure to a single point within that building irrespective of where those homes are located.
3. Children who live outside the schools catchment area in the same order of priority as set out in 2.1 to 2.4 above.
Priority A: In-Catchment Area Applications for Reception Class
Places will be awarded on the basis of the following criteria and priorities;
A1. Children of families who are ordinarily resident in the Schools catchment area . However, living within a schools
catchment area is no longer an absolute guarantee that a place is available;
A2. Those whose families regularly worship at an Anglican Church in the Parishes of Debenham, Helmingham, Framsden,
Kenton, Winston, Pattaugh and Aspall;
A3. Those whose families regularly worship at another church which is a member of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland
or the Evangelical Alliance.
Priority B: Out of Catchment Area Applications for Reception Class
B1. Those whose families regularly worship at an Anglican Church in the parishes of Debenham, Helmingham, Framsden,
Kenton, Winston, Pettaugh and Aspall.
B2. Those whose families regularly worship at another church which is a member of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland
or the Evangelical Alliance.
B3. All other applicants.
If the admissions limit is reached within any of the above criteria (A1 to B3) the determining factor will be the distance from the
front door of home to the front door of School.
Section 3
Snape CP School, Snape, Saxmundham, IP17 1QG
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs A Skinner 01728 688373
Somerleyton Primary School, Somerleyton, Lowestoft, NR32 5PT
4-11 community school Acting Headteacher Mrs N Martin 01502 730503
Somersham Primary School, Somersham, Ipswich, IP8 4PN www.somersham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr J Eden 01473 831251
Southwold Primary School, Cumberland Road, Southwold, IP18 6JP
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs R Nixon 01502 723137
Springfield Infant School and Nursery, 11 Wesley Way, Ipswich, IP1 4PP www.springfield-inf.suffolk.sch.uk
3-7 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs R Hill 01473 741305
Springfield Junior School, Kitchener Road, Ipswich, IP1 4DT www.springfieldjuniors.org.uk
7-11 community school Headteacher Mr M Lynch 01473 741300
Sprites Primary School, Stonechat Road, Ipswich, IP2 0SA www.spritesprimary.org.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr S Valentine 01473 685040
Section 3
Sproughton CEVCP School, Church Lane, Sproughton, Ipswich, IP8 3BB www.sproughton.suffolk.dbprimary.com
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms K Read 01473 742182
St Benet's Catholic Primary School, Ringsfield Road, Beccles, NR34 9PQ www.st-benets.suffolk.sch.uk
(Federated with St Edmund's Catholic Primary School, Bungay)
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs M Uragallo 01502 712012
St Botolph's CEVCP School, Back Hills, Botesdale, Diss, IP22 1DW
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr M Cobbold 01379 890181
The Governors are required by law to admit children who have a Statement of Special educational needs which name St
Edmunds Catholic Primary or St Benets Catholic Primary School as the school appropriate to their needs.
1. LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN
(i) All looked after children.
2. CATHOLIC CHILDREN
(i) Baptised siblings of children of Catholic parent(s) within the Catholic Parish of St. Edmund, Bungay or Catholic Parish of St
Benets, Beccles. The Governors will require from the parish priest evidence of the childs baptism and evidence of the
familys attendance at Sunday Mass.
(ii) Baptised children of Catholic parent(s) within the Catholic Parish of St. Edmund, Bungay or St Benets, Beccles. The
Governors will require from the parish priest evidence of the childs baptism and evidence of the familys attendance at
Sunday Mass.
(iii) Baptised siblings of Catholic parent(s) living outside the boundaries of the parish of St. Edmund, Bungay St Benets,
Beccles. The Governors will also require from the parish priest evidence of the childs baptism and evidence of the familys
attendance at Sunday Mass.
(iv) Baptised children of Catholic parent(s) living outside the boundaries of the parish of St. Edmund, Bungay and St Benets,
Beccles, priority will be given to those living closest to the school where they have applied. The Governors will require
from the parish priest evidence of the childs baptism and evidence of the familys attendance at Sunday Mass.
(v) Other baptised children of Catholic parent(s).
3. CHILDREN OF OTHER CHRISTIAN OR OF OTHER FAITH TRADITIONS (NON-CATHOLICS)
(i) Children with a sibling attending the school on the proposed date of admission and whose parents regularly attend a
Christian church (churches which are members of Churches Together in Britain and Northern Ireland). The Governors will
require evidence of baptism (if appropriate) and evidence of Church membership or attendance.
(ii) Other siblings.
(iii) All other children
4. (i) All other children including children of no faith.
Section 3
St Christopher's CEVCP School, Bellflower Crescent, Red Lodge, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 8XQ
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs K McMurtary 01638 750342
St Edmund's Catholic Primary School, St Mary's Street, Bungay, NR35 1AY www.st-edmundsrc.suffolk.sch.uk
(Federated with St Benet's Catholic Primary School, Beccles)
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs M Uragallo 01986 892502
Criterion under which last child admitted - contact school
The Governors are required by law to admit children who have a Statement of Special educational needs which name St
Edmunds Catholic Primary or St Benets Catholic Primary School as the school appropriate to their needs.
1. LOOKED AFTER CHILDREN
(i) All looked after children.
2. CATHOLIC CHILDREN
(i) Baptised siblings of children of Catholic parent(s) within the Catholic Parish of St. Edmund, Bungay or Catholic Parish of St
Benets, Beccles. The Governors will require from the parish priest evidence of the childs baptism and evidence of the
familys attendance at Sunday Mass.
(ii) Baptised children of Catholic parent(s) within the Catholic Parish of St. Edmund, Bungay or St Benets, Beccles. The
Governors will require from the parish priest evidence of the childs baptism and evidence of the familys attendance at
Sunday Mass.
(iii) Baptised siblings of Catholic parent(s) living outside the boundaries of the parish of St. Edmund, Bungay St Benets,
Beccles. The Governors will also require from the parish priest evidence of the childs baptism and evidence of the familys
attendance at Sunday Mass.
(iv) Baptised children of Catholic parent(s) living outside the boundaries of the parish of St. Edmund, Bungay and St Benets,
Beccles, priority will be given to those living closest to the school where they have applied. The Governors will require
from the parish priest evidence of the childs baptism and evidence of the familys attendance at Sunday Mass.
(v) Other baptised children of Catholic parent(s).
3. CHILDREN OF OTHER CHRISTIAN OR OF OTHER FAITH TRADITIONS (NON-CATHOLICS)
(i) Children with a sibling attending the school on the proposed date of admission and whose parents regularly attend a
Christian church (churches which are members of Churches Together in Britain and Northern Ireland). The Governors will
require evidence of baptism (if appropriate) and evidence of Church membership or attendance.
(ii) Other siblings.
(iii) All other children
4. (i) All other children including children of no faith.
Section 3
St Edmunds Catholic Primary School, Westgate Street, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1QG www.stedmunds.suffolk.dbprimary.com
4-9 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs M Kemble 01284 755141
St Edmund's Primary School, Hoxne, Eye, IP21 5AD
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr A Aalders-Dunthorne 01379 668283
1. Baptised Roman Catholic children ordinarily resident at the time of application in the parishes of St Edmund King and Martyr
Bury St Edmunds, Our Ladys Stowmarket, St Marys Thetford, The Holy Trinity Diss and St Thomas of Canterbury Brandon and
the villages they serve. Within this category priority will be given to:
a. Looked after children
b. Children who will have at least one sibling attending St Edmunds Catholic Primary School at the time of their admission.
c. Other children resident in the parishes listed above.
2. Other Baptised Roman Catholic Children. Priority will be given to:
b. Children who will have at least one sibling attending St Edmunds Catholic Primary School at the time of their admission.
c. Other children
3. Looked after children
4. Children of Roman Catholic heritage, that is where one or both parents are baptised Roman Catholics. (A baptism certificate
as evidence will be required) Priority will be given to:
a. Children who will have at least one sibling attending St Edmunds Catholic Primary School during the year of their admission.
b. Other children
5. Other Christian children, who are practising members of other churches recognized by Churches Together in England, and
whose parents wish their child to attend a Roman Catholic school and are supported by their minister. Priority will be given to:
a. Children who have at least one sibling attending St Edmunds Catholic Primary School at the time of their admission.
b. Other baptised children.
6. Other children. Priority will be given to:
a. Children who will have at least one sibling attending St Edmunds Catholic Primary School during the year of their admission.
b. Other children
Section 3
St Edmundsbury CEVAP School, Grove Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 3BJ
4-9 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs J Lundy 01284 752967
St Felix RCP School, School Lane, Haverhill, CB9 9DE www.stfelixhaverhill.com
3-11 voluntary aided school with nursery Headteacher Mrs W Lashmar 01440 703775
Criterion under which last child admitted - category 4b - see 2012/2013 policy
The criteria in order of priority:
1. Looked After Children
Subject to the above, within this category priority will be given in the following order:
(a) Baptised Roman Catholic children (A Baptismal certificate is required)
(b) Children of Roman Catholic Heritage.
(c) Children who have at least one sibling attending St Felix Catholic Primary School
(b) Children of other Christian Faith traditions.
(c) Other Looked After children
The Governors have a statutory duty to admit any child who has a Statement of Special Educational needs which identifies St
Edmundsbury as being best able to provide the most appropriate educational provision for that child.
Places will be awarded to children in the following order of priority:-
1. Looked after Children
2. Children of parents/carers who are ordinarily resident in the catchment area of the school. Ordinarily resident means
permanently resident for a settled purpose. It does not include residence taken up solely to qualify as living in the catchment
area for the purpose of gaining a place at the school, nor does it apply if you own a second home in the catchment area. It
does not apply to proposed moves into catchment area which have not taken place at the time of application. We regard
Travellers who move into the catchment of a school as ordinarily resident in that area when considering applications for a
school place. The home address of an applicant who spends time with both parents (shared responsibility) will be taken as
the home address that is nearer to the school using the measuring system as described below.
3. Children who have a brother or sister at the School who will be attending at the time of admission. Brothers or sisters
includes half and step siblings, adopted siblings or children living permanently in the same immediate household as the child
that is attending St Edmundsbury School. If the final place available at this school is offered to a twin or triplet, etc, and the
remaining sibling/s would ordinarily be refused, the Governors will offer places to the remaining sibling/s at this school. It is
not the Governors policy to separate twins or triplets etc, unless such admissions would breach infant class size legislation.
4. Children who have special social, medical or pastoral reasons for applying for a place at the school and those who have
confirmed refugee status or families who are in the UK Service Personnel or other Crown Servants. Parents/carers are required
to support applications with written evidence from their General Practitioner, Social Worker, Health Visitor or similar
professional who has knowledge of the child.
5. Children whose parents/carers worship at least monthly at a recognised Christian Church (churches which are members of
Churches Together in Britain and Northern Ireland) or are committed members of another faith. To enable the Governors to
fairly assess this criterion parents/carers are encouraged to complete a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) available from
the school. It is sufficient for only one parent to attend for eligibility to count.
6. Thereafter any other child will be admitted.
Section 3
St Gregory CEVCP School, Church Street, Sudbury, CO10 2BJ www.stgregoryschool.co.uk
3-11 voluntary controlled school with nursery Headteacher Mr P Knowles 01787 372418
St Helen's Primary School, St Helens Street, Ipswich, IP4 2LT www.st-helens.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms C Moore 01473 251333
St John's CEVAP School, Victory Road, Ipswich, IP4 4LE www.st-johns.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Ms B Harvey 01473 727554
Criterion under which last child admitted - 16 points distance 0.469 miles - see 2012/2013 policy
1. Children with Special Educational Needs: The Governors are required by law to admit any child who has a Statement of
Educational Needs which identifies St. Johns CEVA Primary School as being best able to provide the most appropriate
educational provision for the named child.
2. Children in Public Care;
Children in Public Care will be admitted regardless of their points score.
After Children in Public Care and Statemented applicants have been allocated places, the remaining applications will then be
awarded points according to the published policy, placed in rank order, including applications gaining zero points, with places
being offered according to that order until the number of admissions equals 30.
2. Baptised Roman Catholic Children (A copy of the Baptismal Certificate will be required as evidence)
(a) Children of practising Roman Catholic families (Priests signature is required on the SIF)
(b) Children who have at least one sibling attending St. Felix Catholic Primary School
(c) Children who have at least one sibling attending Middle or Upper Schools in the West Suffolk Catholic Pyramid.
(d) Other baptised Roman Catholic Children
3. Children of Roman Catholic heritage, that is where one or both parents are baptised Roman Catholics. (A copy of the
Baptismal Certificate will be required as evidence)
(a) Children who will have at least one sibling attending St. Felix Roman Catholic Primary School.
(b) Other children.
4. Children who have at least one sibling attending St. Felix Roman Catholic Primary School
5. Christian children who are members of other churches recognized by Churches Together in Britain and Northern Ireland
whose parents wish their child to attend a Catholic School and are supported by their minister.
Subject to above, within this category priority will be given in the following order:
(a) Children of a practising Christian family (Ministers signature is required on the SIF)
(b) Other children (evidence of membership will be required eg baptismal certificate)
6. Other children whose parents wish their child to have a Catholic Education and are willing for them to participate in the
required teaching and life of the school
Section 3
St Joseph's RCP School, Beaconsfield Road, Sudbury, CO10 1JP www.st-josephs.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school
Executive Headteacher Mrs M Kemble 01787 373365
Head of School Miss L Bowles
Remaining places will be allocated in accordance with the following priority order and points allocated.
Section One: Religious Affiliation
Attendance at a church for a minimum of 12 months is necessary to qualify for the points below.
Members of St Johns Church worshipping regularly (at least monthly) 18 points
Members of an Anglican church within the Ipswich Deanery, worshipping regularly (at least monthly) 16 points
Members of another *Christian denomination within the Ipswich Deanery and worshipping regularly
(at least monthly). 14 points
*a Church which is a member of Churches Together in Britain and Ireland or the Evangelical Alliance or Affinity.
Members of the following faiths: -
Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism and Judaism worshipping regularly (at least monthly) in the local community
and who wish their child to attend St Johns School because of its Christian traditions. 10 points
Section Two: Place of Residence
Families:
who are resident in the Parish of St. Johns 8 points
who are resident in the Deanery or Borough of Ipswich 4 points
Hard copies of boundaries are available through the School office on request.
Section Three: Siblings
Sibling: Sibling refers to brother or sister, half brother or sister, adopted brother or sister, step brother or sister,
or the child of the parent/carers partner where the child for whom the school place is sought is living in the
same family unit at the same address as that sibling who will be attending school at the date when the
younger child is due to commence. 12 points
1. Baptised Roman Catholic children resident at the time of application in the parish of Our Lady & St John the Evangelist,
Sudbury and St Josephs, Hadleigh; and Clare Priory, Clare. We will require evidence from the parish priest.
Within this category priority will be given to
b. Children who will have at least one sibling attending St Josephs Catholic Primary School at the time of their admission.
c. Other children resident in the parish above.
2. Other Baptised Roman Catholic Children.
b. Children who will have at least one sibling attending St Josephs Catholic Primary School at the time of their admission.
c. Other children.
3. Looked after children.
4. Children of Roman Catholic heritage, that is where one or both parents are Baptised Roman Catholics. We will require evidence.
a. Children who will have at least one sibling attending St Josephs Catholic Primary School at the time of their admission.
b. Other children.
5. Other Christian children, who are practising members of other churches recognised by Churches together in England and
whose parents wish their child to attend a Roman Catholic School and are supported by their minister.
b. Other children.
6. Other Children.
b. Other children.
Section 3
St Louis RCP School, Fordham Road, Newmarket, CB8 7AA www.st-louis-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 voluntary aided school with nursery Headteacher Mrs T Selvey 01638 662719
Criterion under which last child admitted - category 4a - see 2012/2013 policy
The Governors are required to admit children who have a statement of Special Educational Needs which names St. Louis
Primary as the school appropriate to their needs.
Children will be admitted to this school in the following order of priority: -
1. Baptised Catholic Looked After children.
a) Children from the Nursery and have a brother or sister who attends the school at school entry.
b) Children from the Nursery without a sibling
c) Children who have a brother or sister who attends the school at school entry.
d) All other applicants
2. Baptised Catholic children.
b) Children from the Nursery without a sibling.
3. All other Looked After children.
4. Other baptised children whose parents wish their child to have a Catholic education and who are willing for him/her to
participate in the religious teaching and life of the school, in the following order of priority: -
5. Other children whose parents wish their child to have a Catholic education and who are willing for him/her to participate in
the religious teaching and life of the school, in the following order of priority: -
6. Children whose health or social conditions would in the view of the Governors benefit from attendance at St. Louis School.
Written evidence from a medical or social professional will be required.
7. All other applicants.
Where several children meet the same criteria, within the category where the oversubscription occurs, priority will be
decided by random selection (i.e. a lottery). The lottery will be drawn by an independent person not associated with
admissions to the school.
Section 3
St Margaret's CEVAP School, Bolton Lane, Ipswich, IP4 2BT www.stmargaretsipswich.org
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs K Kelway 01473 251613
St Margaret's CP School, Ipswich Road, Lowestoft, NR32 1TS www.st-margarets.suffolk.sch.uk
(moving to Church Road, Lowestoft, NR32 4JF - Spring 2013)
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr A Rough 01502 565394
The Governors are required by law to admit any child who has a statement of special educational needs that names the school.
The Governors also give first priority to looked after children and previously looked after children.
All other applications will be considered under two main categories: foundation and open. Applications will be considered first
for a foundation place and then unsuccessful applications will be considered for an open place.
Foundation (up to 20 Places)
Applications will be ranked in order of total points awarded and places allocated by the number of points, starting with the
highest, as follows:
For church attendance, which must have been for at least two years prior to the date of the application,
children whose parent(s)/guardian: Points
attend St Margarets Church weekly. 4
attend another Christian church weekly. 3
attend St Margarets Church at least twice a month. 2
attend another Christian church at least twice a month. 1
Only one of the above categories can apply in respect of each application.
To those applicants who will have an older or younger brother or sister or step or half brother or sister at the school at the time
of their admission, 1 point will be awarded.
Open (at least 10 remaining places)
Applications in the open category will be determined as follows:
First priority to those who will have an older or younger brother or sister or step or half brother or sister at the school at the
time of their admission.
Second priority to those who are ordinarily resident within St Margarets parish.
Third priority to those who ordinarily resident outside St Margarets parish.
Section 3
St Mark's Catholic Primary School, Stone Lodge Lane West, Ipswich, IP2 9HN
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs T Barker 01473 601748
Criterion under which last child admitted - C2 - see 2012/2013 policy
St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Woodbridge Road, Ipswich, IP4 4EU www.st-marys-ipswich.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 voluntary aided school with nursery Headteacher Mrs M Etheridge 01473 728372
Criterion under which last child admitted - A4 - see 2012/2013 policy
Ranking
Group Description
1 Children who have a statement of educational needs specifying the school
Application of Admissions Criteria
2 Baptised Catholic children in public care;
3 Baptised Catholic children who have a sibling attending St. Marks;
4 Baptised Catholic children who currently live in the designated area;
5 Other Baptised Catholic children.
6 Children in public care who are not baptised Catholic.
7 Children who have a parent or guardian employed at St Marks and the member of staff has either been employed
for two years or was recruited to fill a vacant post for which there was a demonstrable skill shortage.
8 Children other than Catholic children who have a sibling at St Marks;
9 Baptised children who are members of an Eastern Christian Church and attend church regularly and who live in the
designated area;
10 Other Baptised children who are members of an Eastern Christian Church and attend church regularly;
11 Children who are members of another Christian denomination and attend church regularly and who live in the designated area;
12 Other children who are members of another Christian denomination and attend church regularly.
13 Other children who currently who live in the designated area;
14 Other children not included above.
Children who have a Statement of Special Educational Needs where the school is named as the most appropriate education
setting for the child will be offered a place.
In the event of any over subscription in the number of applications made then the Admissions Committee will offer places in the
following order of priority:
A) Children who are baptised Catholic on the closing date for applications as determined by the LA.
1. Children in public care or children who were previously in public care (looked after children and adopted children)
2. Siblings of pupils already in the school and who will still be there at the time of admission.
3. Children living inside the designated area who attend Mass every Sunday (Saturday vigil). As evidenced by the completion of
the SIF by both parents and the parish priest.
4. Children who live inside the schools designated area.
5. Other children.
B) Children who are not baptised Catholics.
1. Children in public care (looked after children)
2. Siblings of pupils already in the school.
3. Children of other Christian faiths
4. Children of other faiths.
5. Other children.
In the event of over-subscription at any stage in the allocation of places, priority will be given to pupils living nearest to the
school as measured by a straight line.
Section 3
St Mary's RCP School, Kirkley Cliff, Lowestoft, NR33 0DG
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs V Short 01502 565384
Criterion under which last child admitted - Group 10 - see 2012/2013 policy
St Mary's CEVAP School, Stonehouse Road, Hadleigh, Ipswich, IP7 5BH www.stmaryshad.co.uk
3-11 voluntary aided school with nursery Headteacher Mr A Frolish 01473 823268
The governors are required by law to admit a child who has a statement of special education needs which names the school.
1. Roman Catholic students who are defined in the appropriate Government guidelines as looked after;
2. Roman Catholic students with confirmed refugee status or special medical needs
3. Roman Catholic students with a brother or sister already attending and who will continue to attend St Marys during the
following school year living within the catholic parish of Our Lady Star of The Sea in Lowestoft;
4. Roman Catholic students with a brother or sister already attending and who will continue to attend St Marys during the
following school year not living within the catholic parish of Our Lady Star of The Sea in Lowestoft;
5. Other Roman Catholic students living within the catholic parish of Our Lady Star of The Sea in Lowestoft;
6. Other Roman Catholic students.
The Governors will consider applications from students who are not Catholics, if space is available, according to the following
order of priority:
1. Non-Catholic students who are defined in the appropriate Government guidelines as looked after;
2. Non-Catholic students with confirmed refugee status or special medical needs.
3. Non-Catholic students with a brother or sister already attending and who will continue to attend St Marys during the
following school year;
4. Non-Catholic students already attending a Roman Catholic School already supported by the Diocese of East Anglia;
5. Non-Catholic students who apply for admission on the grounds of significant medical or psychological reasons which are
supported by appropriate written medical or psychological evidence;
6. Other non-Catholic students.
Should the school be oversubscribed within any of the successive categories above, priority will be given to children living
closest to the school. We measure the distance by a straight line (as the crow flies).
Looked after children will be given first priority for admission to the school. Children from service families with a confirmed
posting or children living in the Hadleigh Benefice area (Hadleigh, Layham and Shelley) with confirmed refugee status are also
given priority for admission to the school. Governors have a statutory duty to admit applicants with a Statement of Special
Educational Need where this school is named as being the best able to provide the most appropriate educational provision for
the named child.
Children will be admitted to the school according to the following order of priority:
a) Children who have a brother or sister (including half or step-siblings and other children of the same immediate household)
who is attending St. Marys School and will still be there when the child starts school. If necessary, priority will be given to
those children who are closer together in age.
b) Children who themselves or whose families (a parent or guardian) regularly worship at the Anglican Parish Churches of
Hadleigh, Layham or Shelley (at least monthly).
Section 3
St Mary's Church of England Academy, Trinity Avenue, Mildenhall, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 7LR www.st-marys-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 academy Headteacher Mrs W Garrard 01638 713317
Criterion under which last child admitted - category E - see 2012/2013 policy
c) Children who themselves or whose families regularly worship at another Christian Church that lies within the parishes of
Hadleigh, Layham or Shelley (at least monthly).
d) Children who are ordinarily resident in the Hadleigh benefice area and either:
belong to another religious faith, whose parents would like them to attend St. Marys because of its religious traditions.
(Parents should indicate their wish for their application to be considered under this category in a separate letter.) or:
have a particular educational need, medical condition or exceptional domestic or social situation, which, in the opinion of the
Governors, makes attendance at St. Marys School appropriate. (Parents MUST send some professional evidence to support an
application, for example a letter from your G.P. or Social Worker.)
e) Children who are ordinarily resident in the Hadleigh benefice area (Hadleigh, Layham and Shelley) and attend
St Marys Nursery.
f) Children who are ordinarily resident in the Hadleigh benefice area (Hadleigh, Layham and Shelley).
g) Children living outside the Hadleigh benefice area (Hadleigh, Layham and Shelley).
h) Other applicants.
If the admissions limit is reached when considering any of the above categories, the determining factor will be children who live
nearest to the school. We will measure a distance by a straight line (as the crow flies).
2013/2014 Oversubscription criteria
The Governing Body have a statutory duty to admit applicants who have a statement of Special Education Need where this
school is named as being best able to provide the most appropriate educational provision for the named child.
There after, places will be offered in the following priority order:
Category A: Children in Care
Category B: Children eligible for one of the ten places available on faith grounds as outlined in appendix A.
Category C: Children who are ordinarily resident in the catchment area.
Category D: Children who will have a sibling/have siblings attending school at the time of their admission school. Half or
step-brothers/sisters, foster or adopted children or others permanently living in the same household will be regarded in the
sibling criterion.
Category E: In cases of exceptional reasons accepted by the Governing Body and because of the nature of some
exceptional circumstances, the Governing Body do not have to disclose reasons of acceptance due the confidentiality.
Appendix A
Applications for Category B places are allocated using the following criteria given in priority order:
1. Children who live in the area covered by the Mildenhall Team Ministry, whose parent/guardian or carer is active in the
worshipping life of the Church and have worshipped at least monthly over the past twelve months.
2. Children who live in the area covered by the Mildenhall Team Ministry, whose parent/guardian or carer is active in the
worshipping life of another Christian Church and have worshipped at least monthly over the past twelve months.
3. Children who have transferred into the area covered by the Mildenhall Team ministry, and can clearly demonstrate a religious
commitment similar to that outlined in the above categories.
4. Children who belong to another religious faith, whose parents/guardians/carers would like them to attend St Marys Church
of England Academy because of its religious traditions.
Within each of the categories set out above, priority will be given to children who have a particular educational need, medical
condition or exceptional domestic or social situation, which in the opinion of the Governors makes attendance at St. Marys
Church of England Academy appropriate.
In the above cases documentary evidence from GPs and Social Care Services will be required.
Section 3
St Mary's CEVAP School, Burkitt Road, Woodbridge, IP12 4JJ www.st-maryscofe.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mr J Leese 01394 383649
St Mary's CEVCP School, Benhall, Saxmundham IP17 1HE www.benhallschool.co.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr C Gallagher 01728 602407
St Matthew's CEVAP School, Portman Road, Ipswich, IP1 2AX www.st-matthews.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mrs S Todd 01473 251614
Criterion under which last child admitted - 4 points distance 0.895 miles - see 2012/2013 policy
Places are offered in the following order
1. Those with a statement of Special Educational Need where this school is named as being best able to provide the most
appropriate educational provision for the named child.
2. Children in care
3. Children of service personnel with a confirmed posting
4. Those children who will still have a sibling in School at the time of admission; that is brother/sister and half or step siblings
and other children of the same immediate household.
5. After the above 4 groups all other applications will be allocated points using the points policy. Applications will then be
placed in RANK ORDER including applications with zero points.
IN CASE OF ANY TIE the applicant(s) living nearest to School will be offered the place(s). We will measure the distance by a
straight line (as the crow flies).
Points will be allocated according to the following points system. (N.B. In each section points can only be allocated once.)
Section One RESIDENCE Points
a. Resident in the Parishes of St. Marys, Woodbridge and St. Johns, Woodbridge 10
b. Resident in the Parish of St. Andrews, Melton 5
Section Two RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION
a. Regular worship at St. Marys, Woodbridge 12
b. Regular worship at one of the Christian Churches: St. Johns, Woodbridge; St. Andrews, Melton; Woodbridge Methodist
Church, St. Thomas RC Church, Woodbridge Salvation Army, Woodbridge Quay Church, Woodbridge Evangelical Church. 8
c. Regular participation in the local worshipping community of the faiths: Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism and Judaism 8
Section Three SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES
a. Circumstances of a special social, pastoral or medical nature (with supporting professional evidence, produced at
the time of application, written by someone who has knowledge of the child e.g. from a doctor, social worker etc.)
which makes attendance at St. Marys particularly appropriate. 3
NB Points can only be awarded in Section Three if points have already been awarded in Sections One or Two
After places have been allocated to children who:
a) have a Statement of Special Educational Needs which names this School as able to provide the most appropriate educational
provision for the named child; or
b) are Children in the care of the Local Authority
Section 3
St Pancras' Catholic Primary School, Stratford Road, Ipswich, IP1 6EF
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mr S Barker 01473 742074
c) those living in the area with confirmed refugee status
All other applications will be allocated points using the points policy which follows these notes. Applications will then be placed
in RANK ORDER including applications with zero points.
Section One Ordinarily resident: Points
a) Ordinarily Resident in the Parish of St Matthews, Triangle or All Saints 6
b) Ordinarily Resident in the Borough of Ipswich or the Ipswich Deanery 4
Section Two RELIGIOUS AFFILIATION
a) Worshipping weekly at St Matthews, Triangle or All Saints Church 20
b) Worshipping weekly at an Anglican Church 15
c) Worshipping weekly at a Christian Church 12
d) Worship at least monthly at a Christian Church 7
e) Member of a local worshipping community of the faiths named: Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Sikhism and Judaism
worshipping at least monthly. 5
Points can only be awarded in one category - a, b, c, d or e
Section Three SIBLINGS
a) Children who have a brother or sister (including half or step-siblings and other children of the same immediate
household) who is attending St Matthews School and will still be there when the child starts school. 12
Section Four SPECIAL CIRCUMSTANCES
a) For children who have special social, medical or pastoral reasons for applying for a place at the school Parents/carers are
required to support applications with written evidence from their General Practitioner, Social Worker, Health Visitor or similar
professional who has knowledge of the child. Such evidence MUST be produced before the closing date for applications. 3
NB Points can only be awarded in Section Four if points have already been awarded in Section one, two or three
Ranking
Group Description
1 Children who have a statement of educational needs specifying the school
Application of Admissions Criteria
2 Baptised Catholic children in public care;
3 Baptised Catholic children who have a sibling attending St. Pancras;
4 Baptised Catholic children who currently live in the designated area;
5 Other Baptised Catholic children.
6 Children in public care who are not baptised Catholic.
7 Children who have a parent or guardian employed at St Pancras and the member of staff has either been employed for
two years or was recruited to fill a vacant post for which there was a demonstrable skill shortage.
8 Baptised Children who are members of an Eastern Christian Church and attend church regularly and have a sibling at
St Pancras;
9 Baptised Children who are members of an Eastern Christian Church and attend church regularly and who live in the
designated area and who do not have a sibling attending St Pancras;
10 Other Baptised Children who are members of an Eastern Christian Church and attend church regularly;
11 Children who are members of another Christian denomination and attend church regularly and who live in the
designated area and have a sibling at St Pancras;
12 Children who are members of another Christian denomination and attend church regularly and who live in the
designated area and who do not have a sibling attending St Pancras;
13 Other children who are members of another Christian denomination and attend church regularly.
14 Other Children who have a sibling at St Pancras;
15 Other Children who currently who live in the designated area and who do not have a sibling at St Pancras;
16 Other Children not included above.
Section 3
St Peter and St Paul CEVAP School, Church Street, Eye, IP23 7BD www.eyeprimaryschool.org.uk
3-11 voluntary aided school with nursery Headteacher Ms M Massey 01379 870497
Stanton CP School, Bury Lane, Stanton, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 2DE
3-10 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs S Chapman 01359 250225
Stoke Ash CP School, Stoke Ash, Eye, IP23 7EL www.stokeash.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr P Arnold 01379 678288
Stoke-by-Nayland CEVCP School, School Street, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester, CO6 4QY
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Le-Grice 01206 262418
Governors have a statutory duty to admit applicants with a Statement of Educational Needs where the school is named as
being the best able to provide the most appropriate educational provision for the named child.
1. Looked After Children: Highest priority will be given to children in public care (Looked After Children).
2. In Catchment Places
a. Applications made on account of the childs exceptional medical condition (usually a physical disability) the requested
school must be the nearest one able to meet the childs medical needs.
b. Those children applying to go to a school where a brother or sister, (or other children in the same household) will be
attending at the time they start. Priority will be given to those with the smallest age difference.
c. Applications made on religious grounds confirming regular worship at a Church of England church. Applications on these
grounds must be supported by a Supplementary Information Form.
d. Children who live nearest to the school the distance will be measured by a straight line (as the crow flies)
e. Travellers: we regard Travellers who move in to the catchment area of this school as ordinarily resident in that area when
considering applications for a school place.
3. Out of Catchment Places
a. Applications made on account of the childs exceptional medical condition (usually a physical disability) the requested
school must be the nearest one able to meet the childs medical needs.
b. Those children applying to go to a school where a brother or sister, (or other children in the same household) will be
attending at the time they start. Priority will be given to those with the smallest age difference.
c. Applications made on religious grounds confirming regular worship at a Church of England church. Applications on these
grounds must be supported by a Supplementary Information Form.
Children who live nearest to the school the distance will be measured by a straight line (as the crow flies)
Section 3
Stonham Aspal CEVAP School, The Street, Stonham Aspal, Stowmarket, IP14 6AF www.stonhamaspal.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mr P Hesketh 01449 711346
Stradbroke CEVCP School, Queen Street, Stradbroke, Eye, IP21 5HH www.stradbrokevc.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs M Barrow 01379 384415
Stratford St Mary Primary School, Stratford St Mary, Colchester, CO7 6YG
4-11 community school Headteacher Ms J Cockett 01206 323236
Stutton CEVCP School, Stutton, Ipswich, IP9 2RY www.stutton.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms W Worley 01473 328531
The following groups are given priority for places.
1. Children in Public Care, or who were in Public Care but ceased to be so because they were adopted (or became subject to a
residence order or special guardianship order).
2. Governors have a statutory duty to admit applicants with a Statement of Special Educational Need where this school is
named as being the best able to provide the most appropriate education for the named child.
3. Applicants with siblings (including half or step siblings and other children in the immediate household) on the school roll at
the time of admission.
4. Children with confirmed refugee status or special medical needs where admission to the school is deemed appropriate for
their needs.
5. Children of military families in accordance with their priority as defined in the Admissions Code 2011.
Once places have been offered to applicants in the above 5 groups the Governors will proceed to offer places in the
following rank order:
6a. Places will be offered to those children who are ordinarily resident in the schools catchment area and who indicate that this
is their preference.
6b. Places will be offered to applicants where a Parent/Carer is a member of an Anglican Church, worshipping regularly (at least
once a month)
6c. Places will be offered to applicants where a Parent/Carer is a member of an another Christian denomination, worshipping
regularly (at least once a month)
In the event of a tie within any of the above categories, the determining factor will be the distance they live from school. We
will measure the distance by a straight line (as the crow flies).
In the unlikely event that two applicants competing for a single place at the school live the same distance from the school, the
place will be offered to one applicant on the basis of lots drawn by a member of staff not involved in admissions.
Section 3
Tattingstone CEVCP School, Tattingstone, Ipswich, IP9 2NA www.tattingstone.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms B Derrett 01473 328488
The Albert Pye CP School, Frederick's Road, Beccles, NR34 9UL http://atschool.eduweb.co.uk/albertpye.suffolk/
(Federated with Ravensmere Infant School)
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs M Mills 01502 713420
Year 3 Admissions to The Albert Pye CP School: Please note that for pupils transferring at the age of seven and above from Ravensmere
Infant School to The Albert Pye CP School, the PAN is 20.
The Freeman CP School, Church Road, Stowupland, Stowmarket, IP14 4BQ
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs C Whyte 01449 612067
The Glade CP School, Knappers Way, Brandon, IP27 0DA www.gladeprimaryschool.co.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr A Smith 01842 811580
The Oaks CP School, 78 Aster Road, Ipswich, IP2 0NR www.theoaksprimary.co.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr J Pentreath 01473 684994
The Willows Primary School, 48 Downing Close, Ipswich, IP2 9ER www.willowsprimary.co.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms V Kingsley 01473 683178
Thorndon CEVCP School, Thorndon, Eye, IP23 7JR www.thorndon.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr P Arnold 01379 678392
Section 3
Thurlow CEVCP School, Pound Green, Thurlow, Haverhill, CB9 7HY www.thurlow.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs V Wolstenholme-Hogg 01440 783281
Thurston CEVCP School, School Lane, Thurston, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 3RY
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs K Lambert 01359 230444
Tollgate Primary School, Tollgate Lane, Bury St Edmunds, IP32 6DG www.tollgate.suffolk.sch.uk
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr D Hicks 01284 752742
Trimley St Martin Primary School, Kirton Road, Trimley St Martin, Felixstowe, IP11 0QL www.trimley-st-martin.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mr P Lamb 01394 448313
Trimley St Mary Primary School, High Road, Trimley St Mary, Felixstowe, IP11 0ST www.trimleystmary.ik.org
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs C Ashford 01394 284130
Tudor CEVCP School, Tudor Road, Sudbury, CO10 1NL www.tudor.suffolk.dbprimary.com
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs S Williams 01787 372005
Waldringfield Primary School, Waldringfield, Woodbridge, IP12 4QL www.waldringfield.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs S Wood 01473 736276
Section 3
Walsham-le-Willows CEVCP School, Walsham-le-Willows, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 3BD www.walsham.suffolk.sch.uk
4-10 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs A Hunter 01359 259319
Wells Hall CP School, Wells Hall Road, Great Cornard, Sudbury, CO10 0NH www.wellshall.co.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Fardell 01787 373489
Wenhaston Primary School, Wenhaston, Halesworth, IP19 9EP www.wenhastonschool.co.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs S Brinkley 01502 478328
West Row CP School, Beeches Road, West Row, Mildenhall, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 8NY www.westrow.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs G Ciantar 01638 715680
Westfield CP School, Chalkstone Way, Haverhill, CB9 0BW www.westfieldschool.co.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs R Campbell 01440 761697
Westgate CP School, Brooklands Close, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 3JX www.westgate.suffolk.sch.uk
3-9 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr H Lee 01284 755988
Wetheringsett CEVCP School, Wetheringsett, Stowmarket, IP14 5PJ www.wvcpschool.com
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms V Doherty 01449 766215
Section 3
Whatfield CEVCP School, Whatfield, Ipswich, IP7 6QU www.whatfield.suffolk.sch.uk
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms L Golding 01473 823309
Whitehouse CP School, Marlow Road, Ipswich, IP1 5JN www.whitehouse-community-school.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Ms J Frost 01473 741249
Whitton CP School, Shakespeare Road, Ipswich, IP1 6ET www.whitton.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr R Dedicoat 01473 741480
Whitton Green CP School, Westwood Avenue, Lowestoft, NR33 9RR www.whittongreen.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr R Aldous 01502 565673
Wickham Market CP School, Dallinghoo Road, Wickham Market, Woodbridge, IP13 0RP www.wickhammarket.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Stanley-Bell 01728 746405
Wickhambrook CP School, Wickhambrook, Newmarket, CB8 8XN www.wickhambrookschool.co.uk
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs G Ellis 01440 820309
Wilby CEVCP School, Wilby, Eye, IP21 5LR
3-11 voluntary controlled school with nursery Headteacher Miss P Nunn 01379 384708
Section 3
Witnesham Primary School, High Road, Witnesham, Ipswich, IP6 9EX
4-11 community school Headteacher Ms J Hubbard 01473 785252
Wood Ley CP School, Lowry Way, Stowmarket, IP14 1UF www.woodleyschool.co.uk
4-9 community school Headteacher Mrs S Ward 01449 616038
Woodbridge Primary School, Wilkinson Way, Melton, IP12 1SS www.woodbridgeprimary.ik.org
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr M Krisson 01394 382516
Woodhall CP School, Mayflower Way, Sudbury, CO10 1ST www.woodhall.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mrs J Sharp 01787 373661
Woods Loke CP School, Butley Drive, Oulton Broad, Lowestoft, NR32 3EB www.woodsloke.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 community school with nursery Headteacher Mr M Prentice 01502 561234
Woolpit CP School, Heath Road, Woolpit, Bury St Edmunds, IP30 9RU www.woolpitprimary.net
4-10 community school Executive Headteacher Mrs K Rees 01359 240625
Worlingham CEVCP School, Rectory Lane, Worlingham, Beccles, NR34 7RF www.worlingham-pri.suffolk.sch.uk
(moving to Garden Lane, Worlingham, Beccles, NR34 7SB Summer 2013)
4-11 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Ms V OBrien 01502 712375
Section 3
Worlingworth CEVCP School, Worlingworth, Woodbridge, IP13 7HX www.worlingworth.suffolk.sch.uk
3-11 voluntary controlled school with nursery Exec Headteacher Mr A Bloom 01728 628397
Wortham Primary School, Bury Road, Wortham, Diss, IP22 1PX
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs J Humphrey 01379 898484
Yoxford Primary School, Yoxford, Saxmundham, IP17 3EU
4-11 community school Headteacher Mrs J Williams 01728 668291
Section 3
All Saints CEVC Middle School, Acton Lane, Sudbury, CO10 0AA www.allsaintsmiddleschool.org.uk
10-13 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mrs K Harman 01787 372455
School closing August 2013
Bacton Community Middle School, Wyverstone Road, Bacton, Stowmarket, IP14 4LH www.bcms.suffolk.sch.uk
9-13 community school Headteacher Mrs A Nicholson 01449 781389
Beyton Middle School, Drinkstone Road, Beyton, Bury St Edmunds, IP30 9AA www.beyton.suffolk.sch.uk
10-13 community school
Headteacher Mr A Nicholson 01359 270347
Acting Headteacher January 2013 Ms A Gardiner
2013/2014 School Year - No intake 2013/2014 Oversubscription criteria on page 6
Blackbourne CEVC Middle School, Upthorpe Rd, Stanton, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 2AW www.blackbourne.suffolk.sch.uk
10-13 voluntary controlled school Headteacher Mr P Vigrass 01359 250611
Combs Middle School, Lavenham Way, Stowmarket, IP14 2BZ www.combsms.org
9-13 community school Headteacher Mr M Cresswell 01449 674666
Great Cornard Middle School, Wells Hall Road, Great Cornard, Sudbury, CO10 0NH www.gtcornardms.org
10-13 community school Head of School Mrs G Williams 01787 376203
Hardwick Middle School, Mayfield Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 2PD www.hardwickmiddle.suffolk.sch.uk
9-13 community school Headteacher Mrs A Smith 01284 764994
Middle Schools in Suffolk
Section 3
Horringer Court Middle School, Glastonbury Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 2EX www.horringercourtmiddle.co.uk
9-13 academy Headteacher Mrs T Johnson 01284 755626
Howard Middle School, Beard Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP32 6SA www.howardmiddle.suffolk.sch.uk
9-13 community school Acting Headteacher Mr G Sadler 01284 761405
Ixworth Middle School, Walsham Rd, Ixworth, Bury St Edmunds, IP31 2HS www.ixworthmiddleschool.org
10-13 community school Headteacher Mrs G Francis 01359 230387
Needham Market Middle School, Needham Market, Ipswich, IP6 8BB www.nmms.org.uk
9-13 community school Headteacher Mr I Kearns 01449 720218
St James CEVA Middle School, The Vinefields, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1YB www.st-james.suffolk.sch.uk
9-13 voluntary aided school Headteacher Mr P Elstone 01284 754096
Criterion under which last child admitted - category 7 - see 2012-2013 policy
Children in the care of a Local Authority (Looked After Children) will be given highest priority.
The Governing Body has a statutory duty to admit applicants with a statement of Special Educational Need where St James
CEVA Middle School is named as being best able to provide the most appropriate educational provision for the named child.
1. Children who have a brother or sister who will be attending St James School at the time of admission. If necessary, priority
will be given to those with the smallest age difference.
2. Children who are ordinarily resident in the schools catchment area.
3. Children who themselves or their families regularly worship at the Cathedral or any Anglican Church.
4. Children who themselves or their families regularly worship at another Christian Church (i.e. churches which are members of
Churches Together in Britain and Northern Ireland).
5. Children of other religious faiths, whose parents would like them to attend St James because of its religious traditions.
6. Children with a particular medical condition or exceptional domestic or social situation, which makes attendance at St James
School appropriate.
7. Other applications.
If the admissions limit is reached when considering any of the above categories, the determining factor will be the distance.
We will measure the distance by a straight line (as the crow flies).
Section 3
St Louis Catholic Middle School, St Andrews Street, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 3PH www.st-louismiddle.suffolk.sch.uk
9-13 voluntary aided school Acting Headteacher Ms R Heap 01284 753495
Criterion under which last child admitted - category 9 - see 2012-2013 policy
1) Statements of educational needs: Any child who has a statement of educational needs that names the school is
automatically allocated a place,
2) Religious affiliation. The religious affiliation is defined as follows:
(a) Roman Catholic the child has a certificate of baptism.
(b) Member of another Christian denomination:
i. the child has a certificate of baptism or its equivalent, AND
ii. the child can provide the SIF signed by his/her church minister, or church elder, confirming that he/she has attended church
for Sunday religious services at least monthly for the last two years; or since he/she joined the church if that is shorter than
two years.
3) Allocation of priority group to application. Using the priority tiers and definitions above, each application will be allocated to
a priority group as follows:
Priority
Group
Description Sub groups and any additional
requirements
1 Children with a statement of Educational Needs that names this school
2 Baptised Roman Catholic Children in public care
3 Baptised Roman Catholic children
currently attending St Edmunds Roman Catholic Primary School,
Bury St Edmunds or other Catholic school in Bury St Edmunds
For Year 7 baptised Roman Catholic children
currently attending other Deanery primary schools
a) with brothers or sisters who will still
be attending St Louis Middle School b)
without brothers and sisters who will
still be attending St Louis Middle
School
4 Baptised Roman Catholic children who are not attending a Roman
Catholic school in Bury St Edmunds
a) with brothers or sisters who will
still be attending St Louis Middle
School b) without brothers and sisters
who will still be attending St Louis
Middle School
5 All other children in public care
6 Baptised non-Roman Catholic children currently attending
St Edmunds Roman Catholic Primary School, Bury St Edmunds or other
Catholic school in Bury St Edmunds with brothers or sisters who will
still be attending St Louis Middle School
For Year 7 Baptised non-Roman Catholic children currently
attending other Deanery primary schools with brothers or sisters who
will still be attending St Louis Middle School
Section 3
7 Non-baptised children currently attending St Edmunds Roman
Catholic Primary School, Bury St Edmunds or other Catholic school in
Bury St Edmunds with brothers and sisters who will still be attending
St Louis Middle School
For Year 7 Non-baptised children currently attending other
Deanery primary schools with brothers and sisters who will still be
attending St Louis Middle School
a) with parent/s who are Roman
Catholic (parents should provide a
copy of their own baptismal
certificate) b) with parent/s who are
not Roman Catholic
8 Baptised non-Roman Catholic children not attending a Roman
Catholic school in Bury St Edmunds with brothers or sisters who will
still be attending St Louis Middle School
9 Non-baptised children not attending a Roman Catholic school in
Bury St Edmunds with brothers and sisters who will still be attending
Catholic (parents should provide a
not Roman Catholic
10 Baptised non-Roman Catholic children currently attending St
Edmunds Roman Catholic Primary School, Bury St Edmunds or other
Catholic school in Bury St Edmunds without brothers and sisters who
will still be attending St Louis Middle School
For Year 7 Baptised non-Roman Catholic children currently
attending other Deanery primary schools without brothers and sisters
who will still be attending St Louis Middle School
11 Non-baptised children currently attending St Edmunds Roman
Catholic Primary School, Bury St Edmunds or other Catholic school in
Bury St Edmunds without brothers or sisters who will still be attending
For Year 7 Non-baptised children currently attending other
Deanery primary schools without brothers or sisters who will still be
attending St Louis Middle School
Catholic (Parents should provide a
not Roman Catholic
12 Non-baptised children of Roman Catholic parent/s not attending a
Roman Catholic school in Bury St Edmunds without brothers or sisters
who will still be attending St Louis Middle School, with SIF form signed
by minister/church representative from place of worship indicating
commitment of practice of faith
Parents should provide a copy of their
own baptismal certificate.
13 Baptised non-Roman Catholic children not attending a Roman
Catholic school in Bury St Edmunds without brothers or sisters who
will still be attending St Louis Middle School with SIF form signed by
minister/church representative from place of worship indicating
commitment of practice of faith
14 Children from other Faiths with SIF form signed by minister/church
representative from place of worship indicating commitment of
practice of faith
15 Other applications
Section 3
Highfield Nursery School, Chesterfield Drive, Ipswich IP1 6PW
3-4 nursery school Headteacher Mrs S Wilks 01473 742534
How we offer places in the nursery classes at Highfield Nursery School
There are special rules for deciding which children should get priority for a place in a nursery class and they are set out below
for Highfield Nursery School.
The Local Authority Nursery Admissions Panel will consider applications for Highfield Nursery School and will offer places first to
any child who will be 3 or 4 years old during the term they will be admitted who has a Statement of Special Educational Needs
(SEN) which names Highfield Nursery School.
As Early Years funding to schools is based on the number of sessions attended we allocate places first to children wanting five
sessions. At Highfield the sessions can be taken in early or late week blocks, mornings or afternoons. Please talk to us about this
if you would like more details to help you decide what pattern of attendance is best for your child.
Children wanting 5 sessions a week
We will list applicants wanting 5 sessions in date of birth order (oldest to youngest).
We will then consider children in each academic year group according to the following criteria:
(a) children who are the subject of a recognised child protection plan (under current legislation) where a placement at
Highfield Nursery School is identified
(b) children in care (Looked After Children) and children who were looked after, but ceased to be so because they were
adopted (or became subject to a residence order or special guardianship order)
(c) other children in date of birth order (oldest to youngest)
Where a child has a dual placement at a Local Authority specialist nursery (The Bridge, Thomas Wolsey, Hillside, Riverwalk,
Warren) then they may require less than five sessions. These children will be considered individually in consultation with the
Early Years and Childcare team.
Children wanting less than 5 sessions a week
Once all children wanting five sessions or more have been allocated a place we will use the same procedures to allocate any
remaining places to children wanting fewer than five sessions. We will give priority to those wanting most sessions.
Nursery School
Stoke-by-Nayland Middle School, Sudbury Road, Stoke-by-Nayland, Colchester, CO6 4RW www.stokemiddle.co.uk
10-13 community school Headteacher Mr D Livingstone 01206 262362
Stowmarket Middle School, Walnut Tree Walk, Stowmarket, IP14 1JP www.stowmarketmiddle.suffolk.sch.uk
9-13 community school Headteacher Mrs S Holmes 01449 742510
Uplands Middle School, York Road, Sudbury, CO10 1NG www.uplandsmiddle.suffolk.sch.uk
10-13 community school Headteacher Mrs H Shield 01787 888850
Westley Middle School, Oliver Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 3JB www.westley.suffolk.sch.uk
9-13 academy Headteacher Mr N Templeton 01284 755144
Section 3
Name and address Telephone/Email Manager/Co-ordinator
Acorns Children's Centre,
Violet Hill House, Violet Hill Road, Stowmarket, IP14 1NL
01449 776063
acorns@suffolk.gov.uk
Phill Bell
Bluebells Children's Centre,
Bury Lane, Stanton, IP31 2DE
01359 254282
bluebells@suffolk.gov.uk
Debbie Frost
Brandon Children's Centre,
Brandon Community Centre, Warren Close, Brandon, IP27 0BU
01842 819225
brandon@suffolk.gov.uk
Tanya Merton
Brett River Children's Centre,
Market Place, Old Corn Exchange, Hadleigh, IP7 5DN
01473 822580
brettriver@suffolk.gov.uk
Janet Norden
Bury Library Children's Centre,
Sergeants Walk, St Andrews Street North, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1TZ
01284 732266
burylibrarycc@suffolk.gov.uk
Lynda Handshaw
Butterflies Children's Centre,
Castle Hill, Beccles, NR34 7BQ
01502 718750
beccles@suffolk.gov.uk
Karina Irons
Carousel Children's Centre,
St Olaves Road Bury St Edmunds, IP32 6RW
01284 748355
carouselchildrenscentre@suffolk.gov.uk
Lynda Handshaw
Cartwheels Children's Centre,
Greenfields Way, Haverhill, CB9 8LU
01440 760500
cartwheels@suffolk.gov.uk
Charlotte Tillbrook
Caterpillar Children's Centre,
7 Cumberland Street, Woodbridge, IP12 4AH
01394 388276
caterpillar@suffolk.gov.uk
Linda Mitchell
Chatterbox Children's Centre,
School House, Copleston Road, Ipswich, IP4 5HB
01473 325822
chatterbox@suffolk.gov.uk
Tracey Baldry
Cherry Blossom Children's Centre,
Hadleigh Road, East Bergholt, CO7 6QT
01206 299467
cherryblossom@suffolk.gov.uk
Janet Norden
Cornfields Children's Centre,
Head Lane, Great Cornard, CO10 0JU
01787 315190
cornfields@suffolk.gov.uk
Pauline Connor
Dragonflies Children's Centre,
Wissett Road, Halesworth, IP19 8BT
01986 874865
dragonflies@suffolk.gov.uk
Karina Irons
Eye Children and Young People's Centre,
Church Street, Eye, IP23 7BD
01379 870340
eyecypcentre@suffolk.gov.uk
Fran Bishop
Foley House Children's Centre,
52 Wellington Street, Newmarket, CB8 0HY
01638 565533
foleyhouse@suffolk.gov.uk
Tanya Merton
Hardwick Children's Centre,
Steward Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 1TZ
01284 733940
buryhardwick@suffolk.gov.uk
Lynda Handshaw
Hawthorn Children's Centre,
In Chantry Library, Hawthorn Drive, Ipswich, IP2 0QY
01473 260882
thehawthorn@suffolk.gov.uk
Anna Shaw
Highfield Children's Centre,
Chesterfield Drive, Ipswich, IP1 6DW
01473 742534 ext 2
highfield@suffolk.gov.uk
Sheri Wilks
High Suffolk Children's Centre,
Gracechurch Street, Debenham, IP14 6BL
01728 862900
highsuffolk@suffolk.gov.uk
Fran Bishop
Hillside Children's Centre,
Maidenhall Approach, Ipswich, IP2 8NY
01473 786630
hillside@suffolkcc.gov.uk
Anna Shaw
Jigsaw Children's Centre,
Thurston Community College, Norton Road, Thurston, IP31 3PB
01359 232967
jigsaw@cypsuffolkcc.gov.uk
Debbie Frost
Kesgrave Children's Centre,
22 Bell Lane, Kesgrave, Ipswich, IP5 1JQ
01473 265833
kesgrave@suffolk.gov.uk
Linda Mitchell
Kirkley Children's Centre,
Kirkley Street, Lowestoft, NR33 0LU
01502 532740
Kirkley@cyp.suffolkcc.gov.uk
Judy Wright
Childrens Centres
Section 3
Name and address Telephone/Email Manager/Co-ordinator
Lark Children's Centre,
Recreation Way, Mildenhall, IP28 7HG
01638 582820
thelark@suffolk.gov.uk
Tanya Merton
Leiston Children's Centre,
King George's Avenue, Leiston, IP16 4JG
01728 832156
leiston@suffolk.gov.uk
Katherine Osborn
Meadow Children's Centre,
Seaman Avenue, Saxmundham, IP17 1DZ
01728 652110
meadow@suffolk.gov.uk
Katherine Osborn
Meredith Children's Centre,
Meredith Road, Ipswich, IP1 6ED
01473 242181
meredith@cyp.suffolkcc.gov.uk
Hannah Seymour/
Rebecca Coxall
On Track Children's Centre,
Strasbourg Square, Haverhill, CB9 0HR
01440 760924
ontrack@suffolk.gov.uk
Charlotte Tillbrook
Ormiston Children's Centre,
333 Felixstowe Road, Ipswich, IP3 9BU
01473 724549
occipswich@ormiston.org
Alison Gillies
Phoenix Children's Centre,
Tudor Road, Sudbury, CO10 1NP
01787 888666
phoenix@suffolk.gov.uk
Pauline Connor
Quayside Children's Centre, University Campus Suffolk,
Waterfront Building, Neptune Quay, Ipswich, IP4 1QJ
01473 253398
quayside@suffolk.gov.uk
Tracey Baldry
Ravenswood Children's Centre,
103 Hening Avenue, Ipswich, IP3 9QJ
01473 714521
ravenswood@suffolk.gov.uk
Claire Ball
Rendlesham Children's Centre,
Sycamore Drive, Rendlesham, IP12 2GF
01394 462191
rendlesham@suffolk.gov.uk
Linda Mitchell
Reydon & Southwold Children's Centre,
The Firs, Jermyn's Road, Reydon, IP18 6QB
01502 725338
reydonandsouthwold@suffolk.gov.uk
Fran Bishop
Riverside Children's Centre,
Haverstaff Road, Waveney Drive, Lowestoft, NR33 0TQ
01502 526610
riverside@suffolk.gov.uk
Judy Wright
Robins Children's Centre,
Bosmere Primary School, Quinton Road, Needham Market, IP6 8BD
01449 723134
robins@suffolk.gov.uk
Debbie Frost
Roman Hill Children's Centre,
Love Road, Lowestoft, NR32 4NY
01502 502830
romanhill@cyp.suffolkcc.gov.uk
Sue Worley
Sea Breeze Children's Centre,
26 Beach Station Road, Felixstowe, IP11 2EY
01394 279809
seabreeze@cyp.suffolkcc.gov.uk
Jenny Clarke-Pearson
Sunshine Children's Centre, Stowmarket Community Centre,
Hillside Road, Stowmarket, IP14 2BD
01449 616091
sunshine@suffolk.gov.uk
Phill Bell
The Ark Children's Centre,
Water Lane, Lowestoft, NR32 2NH
01502 502230
theark@suffolk.gov.uk
Sue Worley
The Oaks Children's Centre,
Grange Road, Felixstowe, IP11 2LA
01394 694750
theoaks@suffolk.gov.uk
Jenny Clarke-Pearson
The Willows Children's Centre,
Magdalene Close, Ipswich, IP2 9UX
01473 602150
thewillows@suffolk.gov.uk
Anna Shaw
The Wooden House Children's Centre,
20B Lanark Road, Ipswich, IP4 3EJ
01473 323870
woodenhouse@cyp.suffolkcc.gov.uk
Tracey Baldry
The Tree House Children's Centre,
Clapgate Lane, Ipswich, IP3 0RH
01473 322055
treehouse@suffolk.gov.uk
Claire Ball
Uplands Children's Centre,
Ashburnham Way, Lowestoft, NR33 8LJ
01502 533580
plands@suffolk.gov.uk
Judy Wright
Village Rise Children's Centre,
Benjamin Britten High School, Blyford Road, Lowestoft, NR32 4PZ
01502 533570
villagerise@cyp.suffolkcc.gov.uk
Sue Worley
Wellington Children's Centre,
52 Chevallier Street, Ipswich, IP1 2PB
01473 283788
wellington@cyp.suffolk.gov.uk
Hannah Seymour/
Rebecca Coxall
Woodlands Children's Centre,
Shepherds Lane, Lion Road, Glemsford, CO10 7RF
01787 282870
woodlands@suffolk.gov.uk
Pauline Connor
To find out what projects, events and activities each centre provides, either contact the centre direct or visit the website
www.suffolk.gov.uk/childrenscentres.
Section 3
Special Schools
School name and address Telephone Headteacher Age range
Beacon Hill School,
Stone Lodge Lane West, Ipswich, IP2 9HW www.beaconhillschool.co.uk
01473 601175 Acting Head
Ms W Crockett
5-16
Churchill Special School, Chalkstone Way, Haverhill, CB9 0LD
Free school proposed to be opened Sept 2013
01440 761511 To be confirmed 5 -18
Hillside Special School,
Hitchcock Place, Sudbury, CO10 1NN www.hillsidespecialschool.suffolk.sch.uk
01787 372808 Mrs S Upson 3-19
Priory School,
Mount Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP32 7BH www.priory.suffolk.sch.uk
01284 761934 Mr R McKenzie 9-16
Riverwalk School,
South Close, Bury St Edmunds, IP33 3JZ www.riverwalk.suffolk.sch.uk
01284 764280 Mrs A Finch 3-19
The Ashley School Academy Trust,
Ashley Downs, Lowestoft, NR32 4EU www.ashley.suffolk.sch.uk
01502 565439 Mrs L Dupen 7-16
The Bridge School,
Heath Road, Ipswich, IP4 5SN www.heathsideschool.com
01473 725508 Mr O Doran 3-16
Thomas Wolsey School,
Defoe Road, Ipswich, IP1 6SG www.thomaswolsey.com
01473 467600 Mr M Brackenbury 3-16
Warren School,
Clarkes Lane, Lowestoft, NR33 8HT www.warren.suffolk.sch.uk
01502 561893 Mrs D Moxon 3-19
Pupil Referral Units
School name and address Telephone Headteacher Age range
Alderwood,
Raeburn Road, Ipswich, IP3 0EW www.alderwood.suffolk.sch.uk
01473 725860 Mrs L Last 8-13
First Base (Brandon),
School Lane, Brandon, IP27 0AD www.firstbase.org.uk
01842 815478 Ms J Bush 3-8
First Base (Ipswich),
Raeburn Road, Ipswich, IP3 0EN www.firstbase-ipswich.co.uk
01473 719553 Mrs J Siddall 3-8
First Base (Lowestoft), 34 Ashley Downs, Lowestoft, NR32 4EX 01502 512963 Ms G Lee 3-8
Hampden House PRU,
Cats Lane, Great Cornard, Sudbury, CO10 2SF www.hampdenhouse.net
01787 373583 Mr A Chidwick 8-13
Mill Meadow,
Mill Road, Gazeley, CB8 8RW www.millmeadow.suffolk.sch.uk
01638 750393 Mrs K Janssens 7-14
Old Warren House, Warren Road, Lowestoft, NR34 4QD 01502 511794 Mrs E Rodgers 14-16
Parkside Unit,
291 Spring Road, Ipswich, IP4 5ND www.parkside.suffolk.sch.uk
01473 717013 Mr S Bailey 14-16
St Christopher's, 103A Renfrew Road, Ipswich, IP4 3HG
www.stchristopherspru.co.uk
01473 725115 Mr S Whitney 8-13
The Albany Centre,
Beard Road, Bury St Edmunds, IP32 6SA www.albanycentre.suffolk.sch.uk
01284 754065 Mrs J Reason 14-16
The Harbour PRU,
Saturn Close, Lowestoft, NR32 4TD www.harbourpru.suffolk.sch.uk
01502 539755 Mr P Baverstock 8-13
The Kingsfield Centre, Chilton Way, Stowmarket, IP14 1SZ 01449 613931 Mrs M Aust 8-13
Westbridge Unit,
London Road, Ipswich, IP1 2HE www.westbridge-school.co.uk
01473 251329 Mr D Siddall 14-16
If there is no website address for a school you may be able to access their details at www.school-portal.co.uk.
There are separate arrangements for getting a place at a Special School or Pupil Referral Unit. Further information can be found in
the booklet Admissions to Schools in Suffolk in 2013/2014 your guide on how and when to apply for a school place.
Section 3
Section 4
List of Primary, Infant and Junior
Schools in Suffolk
School name Page Number
Abbots Green CP School 9
Abbot's Hall CP School 9
Acton CEVCP School 9
Aldeburgh Primary School 9
All Saints CEVAP School, Laxfield 9
All Saints CEVAP School, Newmarket 10
All Saints CEVAP School, Lawshall 11
Bacton CP School 11
Badwell Ash CEVAP School 11
Bardwell CEVCP School 12
Barnby and North Cove CP School 12
Barnham CEVCP School 12
Barningham CEVCP School 12
Barrow CEVCP School 12
Bawdsey CEVCP School 12
Bealings School 12
Beaumont CP School 13
Beck Row Primary School 13
Bedfield CEVCP School 13
Bentley CEVCP School 13
Bildeston Primary School 13
Birchwood Primary School 13
Blundeston CEVCP School 13
Bosmere CP School 14
Boxford CEVCP School 14
Bramfield CEVCP School 14
Bramford CEVCP School 14
Brampton CEVCP School 14
Britannia Primary School and Nursery 14
Broke Hall CP School 14
Brooklands Primary School 15
Bucklesham Primary School 15
Bungay Primary School 15
Bures CEVCP School 15
Burton End CP School 15
Capel St Mary CEVCP School 15
Carlton Colville Primary School 15
Castle Hill Infant School 16
Castle Hill Junior School 16
Causton Junior School 16
Cavendish CEVCP School 16
Cedars Park CP School 16
Cedarwood CP School 16
Charsfield CEVCP School 16
Chelmondiston CEVCP School 17
Chilton CP School 17
Clare CP School 17
Claydon Primary School 17
Clements CP School 17
Cliff Lane Primary School 17
Clifford Road Primary School 17
Cockfield CEVCP School 18
Coldfair Green CP School 18
Colneis Junior School 18
Combs Ford Primary School 18
Copdock Primary School 18
Corton CEVCP School 18
Coupals CP School 18
Crawfords CEVCP School 19
Creeting St Mary CEVAP School 19
Crowfoot CP School 19
Dale Hall CP School 19
Dell Primary School 20
Dennington CEVCP School 20
Earl Soham CP School 20
East Bergholt CEVCP School 20
Easton CP School 20
Edgar Sewter CP School 20
Elm Tree CP School 20
Elmsett CEVCP School 21
Elmswell CP School 21
Elveden CEVAP School 21
Exning Primary School 21
Eyke CEVCP School 22
Fairfield Infant School 22
Fen Park CP School 22
Forest Academy 22
Fressingfield CEVCP School 22
Gislingham CEVCP School 22
Glemsford CP School 22
Gorseland Primary School 23
Grange CP School 23
Great Barton CEVCP School 23
Great Finborough CEVCP School 23
Section 4
Great Heath Primary School 23
Great Waldingfield CEVCP School 23
Great Whelnetham CEVCP School 23
Grove Primary School 24
Grundisburgh Primary School 24
Guildhall Feoffment CP School 24
Gunton CP School 24
Gusford CP School 24
Hadleigh CP School 24
Halifax Primary School 24
Handford Hall Primary School 25
Hardwick Primary School 25
Hartest CEVCP School 25
Heath Primary School 25
Helmingham CP School 25
Henley Primary School 25
Hillside CP School 25
Hintlesham and Chattisham CEVCP School 26
Holbrook Primary School 26
Hollesley Primary School 26
Holton St Peter CP School 26
Honington CEVCP School 26
Hopton CEVCP School 26
Houldsworth Valley Primary School 26
Howard CP School 27
Hundon CP School 27
Ickworth Park Primary School 27
Ilketshall St Lawrence School 27
Ixworth CEVCP School 27
Kedington Primary School 27
Kelsale CEVCP School 27
Kersey CEVCP School 28
Kessingland CEVCP School 28
Kingsfleet Primary School 28
Kyson Primary School 28
Lakenheath CP School 28
Langer Primary Academy 28
Laureate CP School 28
Lavenham CP School 29
Leiston Primary School 29
Long Melford CEVCP School 29
Maidstone Infant School 29
Martlesham Beacon Hill Primary School 29
Meadow CP School 29
Mellis CEVCP School 29
Melton Primary School 30
Mendham Primary School 30
Mendlesham CP School 30
Middleton CP School 30
Monks Eleigh CEVCP School 30
Morland Primary School 30
Moulton CEVCP School 30
Murrayfield CP School 31
Nacton CEVCP School 31
Nayland Primary School 31
New Cangle CP School 31
Northfield St Nicholas Primary School 31
Norton CEVCP School 31
Occold Primary School 31
Old Newton CEVCP School 32
Orford CEVAP School 32
Otley Primary School 32
Oulton Broad Primary School 32
Paddocks Primary School 32
Pakefield Primary School 33
Palgrave CEVCP School 33
Peasenhall Primary School 33
Piper's Vale CP School 33
Place Farm Primary Academy 33
Poplars CP School 33
Pot Kiln Primary School 33
Ranelagh Primary School 34
Rattlesden CEVCP School 34
Ravensmere Infant School 34
Ravenswood CP School 34
Rendlesham CP School 34
Reydon Primary School 34
Ringsfield CEVCP School 34
Ringshall School 35
Risby CEVCP School 35
Roman Hill Primary School 35
Rose Hill Primary School 35
Rougham CEVCP School 35
Rushmere Hall Primary School 35
Sandlings Primary School 35
Saxmundham Primary School 36
Sebert Wood CP School 36
Sexton's Manor CP School 36
Shotley CP School 36
Sidegate Primary School 36
Sir Robert Hitcham's CEVAP School, Debenham 36
Sir Robert Hitcham's CEVAP School, Framlingham 37
Snape CP School 38
Somerleyton Primary School 38
Somersham Primary School 38
Southwold Primary School 38
Springfield Infant School and Nursery 38
Springfield Junior School 38
Sprites Primary School 38
Sproughton CEVCP School 39
Section 4
St Benet's Catholic Primary School 39
St Botolph's CEVCP School 39
St Christopher's CEVCP School 40
St Edmund's Catholic Primary School, Bungay 40
St Edmunds Catholic Primary School, Bury St Edmunds 41
St Edmund's Primary School, Hoxne 41
St Edmundsbury CEVAP School 42
St Felix RCP School 42
St Gregory CEVCP School 43
St Helen's Primary School 43
St John's CEVAP School 43
St Joseph's RCP School 44
St Louis RCP School 45
St Margaret's CEVAP School, Ipswich 46
St Margaret's CP School, Lowestoft 46
St Mark's Catholic Primary School 47
St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Ipswich 47
St Mary's RCP School, Lowestoft 48
St Mary's CEVAP School, Hadleigh 48
St Mary's Church of England Academy, Mildenhall 49
St Mary's CEVAP School, Woodbridge 50
St Mary's CEVCP School, Benhall 50
St Matthew's CEVAP School 50
St Pancras' Catholic Primary School 51
St Peter and St Paul CEVAP School 52
Stanton CP School 52
Stoke Ash CP School 52
Stoke-by-Nayland CEVCP School 52
Stonham Aspal CEVAP School 53
Stradbroke CEVCP School 53
Stratford St Mary Primary School 53
Stutton CEVCP School 53
Tattingstone CEVCP School 54
The Albert Pye CP School 54
The Freeman CP School 54
The Glade CP School 54
The Oaks CP School 54
The Willows Primary School 54
Thorndon CEVCP School 54
Thurlow CEVCP School 55
Thurston CEVCP School 55
Tollgate Primary School 55
Trimley St Martin Primary School 55
Trimley St Mary Primary School 55
Tudor CEVCP School 55
Waldringfield Primary School 55
Walsham-le-Willows CEVCP School 56
Wells Hall CP School 56
Wenhaston Primary School 56
West Row CP School 56
Westfield CP School 56
Westgate CP School 56
Wetheringsett CEVCP School 56
Whatfield CEVCP School 57
Whitehouse CP School 57
Whitton CP School 57
Whitton Green CP School 57
Wickham Market CP School 57
Wickhambrook CP School 57
Wilby CEVCP School 57
Witnesham Primary School 58
Wood Ley CP School 58
Woodbridge Primary School 58
Woodhall CP School 58
Woods Loke CP School 58
Woolpit CP School 58
Worlingham CEVCP School 58
Worlingworth CEVCP School 59
Wortham Primary School 59
Yoxford Primary School 59
School Name Page Number
All Saints CEVC Middle School, Sudbury 60
Bacton Community Middle School 60
Beyton Middle School 60
Blackbourne CEVC Middle School 60
Combs Middle School 60
Great Cornard Middle School 60
Hardwick Middle School 60
Horringer Court Middle School 61
School Name Page Number
Howard Middle School 61
Ixworth Middle School 61
Needham Market Middle School 61
St James CEVA Middle School 61
St Louis Catholic Middle School 62
Stoke-by-Nayland Middle School 64
Stowmarket Middle School 64
Uplands Middle School 64
Westley Middle School 64
List of Middle Schools in Suffolk
Section 4
Notes
Notes
Section 3
Common Application Form
Guidance notes for Parents
It is important that you read the following notes:
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Note 1 Children in Care
Children in Care (sometimes known as Looked After Children) are
defined as being subject to a Care Order, an Interim Care Order or
accommodated by the Local Authority.
Private Fostering
If you are caring for someone else's child for more than 28 days,
do not have parental responsibility for them and you are not
a relative such as a grandparent, brother, sister, uncle or aunt
(whether full blood, half blood or by marriage or civil partnership)
or step-parent you may be private fostering and it is a legal
requirement that you contact the county council on
0808 800 4005 or email customer.first@suffolk.gov.uk.
Note 2 Childs Address
Please give your childs current address. If you are planning to
move house, please attach details of your future address and
moving date, if known. If you want your future address to be the
one considered as part of your application, you must attach
written evidence that you are legally committed to this move.
Examples of this evidence would be a letter from a solicitor to say
that a house contract has been exchanged, a signed tenancy
contract, or, for returning UK Service/Crown Servant families,
proof of the posting. Please contact the Admissions Team for
further details.
Note 3 Transport
If your child is given a place at an out-catchment school of your
preference, you will have to get your child to and from school and
pay for any transport needed. We would only provide transport
to an out-catchment preferred school if it is the next nearest
school to your home with places available and with regard to
the efficient use of resources and your child is either (a) under
eight years of age and you live two miles or more from that
school or (b) is eight or over and you live at least three miles
from that school.
Note 4 Siblings (Details MUST be provided in
the preferences section)
For any community and voluntary controlled schools please name
the youngest sibling at or about to start at each preference school
and refer to the county councils policy for admissions.
For voluntary aided, foundation/trust, academy and free schools
please refer to their individual policies and definitions of
siblings. Failure to provide a siblings details could affect the offer
of a school place.
School Preference Advice Service
School Preference Advisers are available during term time to help
you find out about schools in Suffolk, how to make an application
or how to appeal for a school place. Their aim is to help you make
informed and realistic decisions about which schools to apply for
to best meet your childs needs.
You can contact an Adviser through the Parent Partnership
Helpline on 01473 265210 or by email at
parent.partnership@suffolk.gov.uk
IMPORTANT
You MUST return this form to the Admissions Team to reach us by the closing date of:
Wednesday 31 October 2012 for upper or high school applications
Tuesday 15 January 2013 for infant, primary, junior or middle school applications
We do not acknowledge receipt of paper applications and strongly suggest
that you get proof of postage.
Section 3
for the 2013/2014 School Year
Admission to the first year of entry
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IMPORTANT: Please read the Guidance notes for parents before completing this form and print in capital letters
CHILDS DETAILS:
Child's Legal Last Name: First Name: Middle Name:
Male: I
Female: I
Does your child have a Statement of Special
Educational Needs?
Yes: I No: I
Is the child in Care? (See Note 1)
Yes: I No: I
Date of birth:
Childs current address: (See Note 2)
Present school (if applicable):
Postcode:
Are you privately fostering this child? (See Note 1) Yes: I
APPLICANTS DETAILS:
Parent/Carer: Mr / Mrs / Miss / Ms
Last Name:
Telephone numbers:
Relationship to child: Initials:
Email address:
OTHER DETAILS:
If you are moving house, please fill in these boxes (See Note 2):
Childs future address: Returning UK Service/ Crown
Servant Family?
Yes: I
Date of move:
For Admissions Team use only
Catchment School: Date Application Received:
We strongly recommend that you read the booklet Admissions to Schools in Suffolk and the relevant Directory of Schools
in Suffolk 2013/2014 before completing this form.
This is also available online at www.suffolk.gov.uk/admissionstoschools
IMPORTANT
You MUST return this form to the Admissions Team to reach us by the closing date of:
Wednesday 31 October 2012 for upper or high school applications
Tuesday 15 January 2013 for infant, primary, junior or middle school applications
We do not acknowledge receipt of paper applications and strongly suggest that you get proof of postage.
Section 3
IMPORTANT: YOU MUST STATE YOUR SCHOOL PREFERENCES BELOW
FIRST PREFERENCE
Please write the name of your first preference school in this box:
Reasons (you do not have to fill in this section if you do not want to)
Do any of your other children attend this school or the associated junior
school? (See Note 4)
Childs name .....................................................................................
Date of birth......................................................................................
Please complete this section where relevant
G If your application for a place at a voluntary controlled school is based on religious grounds, you must attach a letter from a priest or minister specifically stating that
you and/or your child is a practising member of the Church of England and go to church at least once a month.
Please tick this box if you have attached this letter: I
G If you are applying for a place at a voluntary aided school, you must also get a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) from either the school or the Admissions Team,
fill it in and take or send it to the voluntary aided school direct. You may also need to complete a SIF for an academy or free school.
Please tick this box to confirm you have taken or sent a SIF to the voluntary aided school/academy direct: I
Admissions Team contact details and where to send this form (we strongly suggest you get proof of posting):
All applications, including for voluntary aided, foundation/trust, academy and free schools, must be sent to the Admissions Team.
DO NOT RETURN TO A SCHOOL.
Admissions Team Constantine House, 5 Constantine Road, Ipswich IP1 2DH
Telephone 0845 600 0981 Email admissions.suffolk@csduk.com
SIGNATURE (MUST be completed)
I confirm that I have read the booklet Admissions to Schools in Suffolk for 2013/2014 and the guidance notes for parents. I understand I will not
receive an acknowledgement of this application and the Admissions Team is not responsible for forms lost in the post. I also confirm that the
information I have given on this form is true and I have parental responsibility for this child.
Parent or carers signature: Date:
807CYP010512
SECOND PREFERENCE (We recommend you apply for more than one school see Note 3)
Please write the name of your second preference school in this box:
Childs name .....................................................................................
Date of birth......................................................................................
THIRD PREFERENCE (We recommend you apply for more than one school see Note 3)
Please write the name of your third preference school in this box:
Childs name .....................................................................................
Date of birth......................................................................................
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Guidance notes for Parents
It is important that you read the following notes:
Note 1 Children in Care
Children in Care (sometimes known as Looked After Children) are
defined as being subject to a Care Order, an Interim Care Order or
accommodated by the Local Authority.
Private Fostering
If you are caring for someone else's child for more than 28 days,
do not have parental responsibility for them and you are not
a relative such as a grandparent, brother, sister, uncle or aunt
(whether full blood, half blood or by marriage or civil partnership)
or step-parent you may be private fostering and it is a legal
requirement that you contact the county council on
0808 800 4005 or email customer.first@suffolk.gov.uk.
Note 2 Childs Address
Please give your childs current address. If you are planning to
move house, please attach details of your future address and
moving date, if known. If you want your future address to be the
one considered as part of your application, you must attach
written evidence that you are legally committed to this move.
Examples of this evidence would be a letter from a solicitor to say
that a house contract has been exchanged, a signed tenancy
contract, or, for returning UK Service/Crown Servant families,
proof of the posting. Please contact the Admissions Team for
further details.
Note 3 Transport
If your child is given a place at an out-catchment school of your
preference, you will have to get your child to and from school and
pay for any transport needed. We would only provide transport
to an out-catchment preferred school if it is the next nearest
school to your home with places available and with regard to
the efficient use of resources and your child is either (a) under
eight years of age and you live two miles or more from that
school or (b) is eight or over and you live at least three miles
from that school.
Note 4 Siblings (Details MUST be provided in
the preferences section)
For any community and voluntary controlled schools please name
the youngest sibling at or about to start at each preference school
and refer to the county councils policy for admissions.
For voluntary aided, foundation/trust, academy and free schools
please refer to their individual policies and definitions of
siblings. Failure to provide a siblings details could affect the offer
of a school place.
If you are thinking about transferring your child
to another school in Suffolk, but are not moving
house, then please read the following before
completing the CAF2.
Changing your childs school can affect your child in many ways
and the decision should not be taken without careful thought.
You may find it helpful to consider the following issues:
Teaching and School Organisation
For children of any age, every school has its own special way of doing
things and of teaching the National Curriculum in different ways at
different times.
How will your child cope:
G with learning new rules?
G doing things in different ways?
G if he or she has done the work before or has missed important
earlier work?
G if he or she finds the work new or strange?
Older children who transfer school after exam subjects have been
chosen in Year 9 may find that:
G they cant do the same subjects in a new school; or
G the exam boards and the courses are different.
Have you thought whether:
G your child can take the same subjects at a new school?
G the courses will be the same?
G your child will be comfortable taking a new subject or
exam courses?
Relationships
Children need to feel happy at school; relationships with the right
friends and with teachers are an important part of this.
Have you thought whether your child will be able to settle in and
get to know new people quickly, so that his or her learning does
not suffer?
Section 3
Family Links
If your child has brothers or sisters at the same school, a move to
another school may need careful consideration.
Have you thought whether it will be a problem for you to have your
children attending different schools? There is no automatic right for
your other children to transfer to the new school, either now or in
the future.
Uniform
You might need to buy a completely new uniform, including PE kit,
if your child changes school.
Have you thought about the cost involved? Suffolk County Council
does not provide a grant towards the provision of school clothing.
Transport
Your child needs to be able to get to school easily, safely and
on time.
Have you thought how your child would get to a new school or
what the cost will be? In most circumstances you are unlikely
to be eligible for travel assistance to another school.
Resolving Difficulties
Many matters that worry parents and children can be sorted out
without the need to move schools. Moving schools may not
resolve the difficulties and can even have a negative effect on
your childs education by disrupting his or her schooling.
Before coming to a final decision, you may find it helpful to ask
yourself the following questions:
Have I ...
G sat down with my child to talk about the points in this leaflet
and to discuss how he or she really feels about moving to
a new school?
G found out the real reason why he or she wants to
move schools?
G spoken to the teachers who teach my child (if there are
worries about certain subjects) to find out what they think and
how they could help?
G spoken to the teacher in charge of Special Educational Needs
(if my child needs extra help)?
G spoken to my childs teachers or Head of Year (if he or she is
being bullied or not getting on with other children)?
G made an appointment to speak to the Headteacher (if you are
still concerned about your child)?
G spoken to the School Preference Advice Service for some
independent advice?
If you have spoken to the Headteacher and are still not satisfied
with the way in which the school has responded to your concerns,
you can ask for the matter to be investigated in accordance with
the schools General Complaints Procedure. A leaflet is available
online at www.suffolk.gov.uk or from the school. This will
explain how you can make a formal complaint.
The next steps ...
Talking to your child and to school staff may help to overcome any
problems. If you still feel that a move to another school is
essential we strongly recommend that you arrange to visit to
discuss the needs of your child and to learn more about the
school. When you have done so and if you still want to go ahead
with the move:
1. Please fill out the attached CAF2 and send the completed form
to the Admissions Team.
2. The Admissions Team will check if there is a place available at
your preferred school. If there is a place available, they will let
you know. If there is no place available, they will not be able
to meet your request but they will inform you about your right
of appeal.
3. If we are able to offer your child a school place we will write
to confirm this. You may then be asked to contact the school to
arrange a meeting with the new Headteacher or a member of
his or her staff to discuss the arrangements for your childs
transfer to the school. Admission will be arranged as soon as
possible but it may take up to two weeks for all the necessary
arrangements to be made in order to ensure a smooth transfer
for your child.
4. If, following your meeting with the new Headteacher or
member of staff, you decide you would prefer your child
to remain at his or her present school, you should notify the
Admissions Team immediately.
5. Once the move is completed, your present school will
arrange for your childs school record to be transferred to
the new school.
Please note that, if your request is for a voluntary aided school,
a foundation/trust school, academy or free school, the decision
about whether or not there is a place available at the school will
be made by the Governing Body or Academy Trust, not the county
council, but the county council will write to you on behalf of
the Governing Body or Academy Trust explaining whether a place
is available or not. Apart from this, the process will be exactly
the same.
These steps are aimed at making sure that a transfer is fully
discussed between parents and schools and properly managed.
It is important that a change of school is in the best interests of
your child and that a transfer to a new school goes smoothly.
Since the process may take some time to complete, you must
ensure that your child continues to attend his or her present
school while the necessary arrangements are being made.
If you have any queries about these notes or need advice about
filling in the application form, please contact the Admissions
Team. You are also strongly advised to read the booklet
Admissions to Schools in Suffolk before completing this form.
Copies of the booklet are available online at
www.suffolk.gov.uk/admissionstoschools, or from the
Admissions Team.
Section 3
Common Application Form for
In-year applications to all schools
for the 2013/2014 school year
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An In-year application is an application for admission which is not for the start of the entry year. We strongly recommend
that you read the booklet Admissions to Schools In Suffolk and the relevant Directory of Schools in Suffolk 2013/2014
before completing this form. This is also available online at www.suffolk.gov.uk/admissionstoschools
IMPORTANT: Please read the Guidance notes for parents before completing this form and print in capital letters
CHILDS DETAILS:
Child's Legal Last Name: First Name: Middle Name:
Male: I
Female: I
Does your child have a Statement of Special
Educational Needs?
Yes: I No: I
Is the child in Care? (See Note 1)
Yes: I No: I
Date of birth:
Childs current address: (See Note 2)
Present or Most Recent School Attended (School Name, address and postcode):
Postcode:
Headteacher/contact name: School Phone Number: Date last attended this school:
Are you privately fostering this child? (See Note 1) Yes: I
APPLICANTS DETAILS:
Parent/Carer: Mr / Mrs / Miss / Ms
Last Name:
Telephone numbers:
Relationship to child: Initials:
Email address:
OTHER DETAILS:
If you are moving house, please fill in these boxes (See Note 2):
Childs future address: Returning UK Service/ Crown
Servant Family?
Yes: I
Date of move:
For Admissions Team use only
Catchment School: Date Application Received:
Section 3
IMPORTANT: YOU MUST STATE YOUR SCHOOL PREFERENCES BELOW
FIRST PREFERENCE
Please write the name of your first preference school in this box:
Childs name .....................................................................................
Date of birth......................................................................................
Please complete this section where relevant
G If your application for a place at a voluntary controlled school is based on religious grounds, you must attach a letter from a priest or minister specifically stating that
you and/or your child is a practising member of the Church of England and go to church at least once a month.
Please tick this box if you have attached this letter: I
G If you are applying for a place at a voluntary aided school, you must also get a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) from either the school or the Admissions Team,
fill it in and take or send it to the voluntary aided school direct. You may also need to complete a SIF for an academy or free school.
Please tick this box to confirm you have taken or sent a SIF to the voluntary aided school/academy direct: I
Admissions Team contact details and where to send this form (we strongly suggest you get proof of posting):
All applications, including for voluntary aided, foundation/trust, academy and free schools, must be sent to the Admissions Team.
DO NOT RETURN TO A SCHOOL.
Admissions Team Constantine House, 5 Constantine Road, Ipswich IP1 2DH
Telephone 0845 600 0981 Email admissions.suffolk@csduk.com
SIGNATURE (MUST be completed)
I confirm that I have read the booklet Admissions to Schools in Suffolk for 2013/2014 and the guidance notes for parents. I understand I will not
receive an acknowledgement of this application and the Admissions Team is not responsible for forms lost in the post. I also confirm that the
information I have given on this form is true and I have parental responsibility for this child.
Parent or carers signature: Date:
807CYP010512
SECOND PREFERENCE (We recommend you apply for more than one school see Note 3)
Please write the name of your second preference school in this box:
Childs name .....................................................................................
Date of birth......................................................................................
THIRD PREFERENCE (We recommend you apply for more than one school see Note 3)
Please write the name of your third preference school in this box:
Childs name .....................................................................................
Date of birth......................................................................................
Date on which you want your child to start at your preferred school:
Have your Say
Our aim is to make sure that your child gets the best education
possible. If you have any comments, complaints or
compliments about any area of your childs education, it is
probably best to discuss it with the person concerned as soon
as possible. If you prefer, you can write to them. If there is a
problem about something that is wrong at school, you should
speak or write to the member of staff or the headteacher
about it. Most problems can be sorted out without taking any
further action. However, if you are not happy with the
outcome, ask the school for details of their policy on how to
make a complaint. In most cases, the headteacher and
governors are responsible for putting matters right.
If your complaint relates to a service you have received from
Suffolk County Council, other than an issue arising in a
maintained school, you should first try to sort it out with the
member of staff or team concerned. If you do not want to do
this, you can contact Customer Rights on 01473 260711 or
email customerrights@suffolk.gov.uk.
If you are happy with our service and the system or have views
about this booklet Customer Rights would also be very pleased
to hear from you.
We have been careful to make sure that the information
in this publication is accurate at the time of printing.
We cannot rule out, however, the need for changes
between now and the start of the 2013/2014 school
year. Any changes will be up-dated at
Section 5
How to complain or compliment
Section 5
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