The children of parents/carers who are resident within the ecclesiastical parishes of Thrybergh and Hooton Roberts and:
Have a Statement of Special Educational Needs where the school is named as the most appropriate educational setting for the child.
Are in Public Care (Looked After Children) where the school is named in their Personal Education Plan as the most appropriate educational setting.
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend the parish churches of Thrybergh or Hooton Roberts and will have an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend the parish churches of Thrybergh or Hooton Roberts.
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend another Church of England church and will have an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend another Church of England church.
The children of parents/carers who are resident outside the ecclesiastical parishes of Thrybergh and Hooton Roberts and:
Have a Statement of Special Educational Needs where the school is named as the most appropriate educational setting for the child.
Are in Public Care (Looked After Children) where the school is named in their Personal Education Plan as the most appropriate educational setting.
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend the parish churches of Thrybergh and will have an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend the parish churches of Thrybergh or Hooton Roberts.
The children of parents/carers who are resident within the ecclesiastical parishes of Thrybergh and Hooton Roberts and:
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend another Christian denomination participating in “Churches Together in England” and will have an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Parents/carers of Other Faiths with an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Parents/carers will have an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of
admission.
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend another Christian denomination participating in “Churches Together in England”.
Parents/carers of Other Faiths who wish their child to attend this Church of England School.
Parents/carers wish their child to attend this Church of England Aided School.
The children of parents/carers who are resident outside the ecclesiastical parishes of Thrybergh and Hooton Roberts and:
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend another Church of England Church and will have an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend another Christian denomination participating in “Church Together in England” and will have an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Parents/carers of Other Faiths with an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Parents/carers will have an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend another Church of England Church
Parents/carers regularly and frequently attend another Christian denomination participating in “Churches Together in England”.
Parents/carers of Other Faiths who wish their child to attend this Church of England Aided School.
Parents/carers wish their child to attend this Church of England Aided School. When deciding between applicants with otherwise equal entitlement to a place, the governors will take into account where the applicants live and give priority to applicants who live the shortest walking distance to the school using public roads and footpaths. Parent/carers whose application is based on membership of a Christian denomination should enclose a letter of support from their priest/minister. The letter should include how long they
have been attending the place of worship and the average frequency of such attendance:
The term ‘regularly and frequently’ implies a minimum church attendance of once a month over a period of at least 18 months.
(ii)
The ecclesiastical parish of Hooton Roberts refers to the ancient parish boundaries in place at the time of the demise of the Hooton Roberts school.
(i)
Parents/carers of Other Faiths with an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
(i)
Parents/carers will have an elder brother or sister in school at the anticipated time of admission.
Appeals against the Governing Body’s decision to refuse admission
If a place is not offered at the School, parents have the right of appeal to an Independent Appeal Panel formed in accordance with the legislation. Details of the appeals procedure.
will be sent to parents by the local educational authority.
Parents who intend to make an appeal against the Governing Body’s decision to refuse
admission must submit a notice of appeal within 14 days of receiving the refusal letter to:
The Appeals Clerk
Committee Services
Council Offices
Grove Road
Moorgate
ROTHERHAM
S60 2ER
Normally, appeal hearings will be held within six weeks of the closing date for receiving the notice of appeal.
Documentation Required
The school requires additional information not contained on the common application
form. This additional information is needed to place your application in the correct priority of admission category.
The Additional Information form, obtainable in the LEA admission booklet, must be
completed, securely attached to the Common Application form and returned by 19 November 2004.
This Additional Information form is not an application for admission to the school and its
return does not guarantee a place at the school.
Failure to complete and return the Additional Information form may affect which priority
of admission category your application is placed in.
