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School Admission Arrangements for 2017/2018
A Summary of the Starting School/Transfer Process for Schools in
West Sussex for 2017/2018
1. On the website, the Pupil Admissions Team provides parents with
information on West Sussex schools and how to apply, online or on
paper.
2. Parents may obtain supplementary information forms (SIFs) directly
from own admission authority schools, where necessary, or from the
Local Authority (LA).
3. The Pupil Admissions Team receives all applications. Application forms
sent directly to schools are passed to the Pupil Admissions Team. All
applications received by schools should be date stamped. Those received
after the closing date should be date stamped and marked ’Late’.
4. Parents may return the supplementary information form (SIF) directly to
the school concerned or to the LA. The school is required to inform the
Pupil Admissions Team of any forms it receives to check there has been
a valid application made.
5. The Pupil Admissions Team passes a list of the applications for voluntary
aided, foundation and out of county schools and academies to the
relevant admission authority.
6. All admission authorities
oversubscription criteria.
order
all
applications
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7. Ordered lists of applications are returned to the Pupil Admissions Team
as specified on the agreed timelines.
8. Late applications for community and voluntary controlled schools are
processed after those received by the official closing date, unless it has
been agreed to treat them as having been received on-time. Late
applications to voluntary aided or foundation schools or academies will
be passed to the relevant school(s) for late consideration and returned
for an offer to be made by the LA.
9.
The Pupil Admissions Team reconciles all lists and determines the final
offer. If a child can be offered a place at more than one school, he/she
will be offered a place at the school ranked higher in the preferences on
the application. If none of the preferences can be met, a place will be
offered at the catchment school, where possible, or the nearest school to
the child’s home with places available, if the catchment school is full. If
the nearest school with a place available is a voluntary aided or
foundation school or academy, the Pupil Admissions Team will agree
with the governing body of the school to offer places to those whose
preferences could not be met.
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10.
For intermediate/secondary and junior transfers, if an application has
not been received a place will be offered at the catchment school,
where possible, or the nearest school to the child’s home with places
available, if the catchment school is full (as in paragraph 9, above).
11. The Pupil Admissions Team notifies other admission authorities of offers
to be made. This information must remain confidential until after the
Pupil Admissions Team has written to parents on offer day.
12. The Pupil Admissions Team notifies parents in writing, by email where
possible, with details of the final allocation. Where the place offered is
at a voluntary aided or foundation school or an academy, this is done
on behalf of the governing body.
13. Together with the allocation notification, the Pupil Admissions Team
explains the right of appeal to any parent who is not offered their
preferred school. This includes how parents can obtain appeal papers.
Own admission authorities are responsible for organising their own
appeals, unless they have an agreement with WSCC Legal Services.
14. A waiting list will be set up for all schools and maintained by the Pupil
Admissions Team until September of the year of entry. Following that it
will pass to schools that are their own admission authority to hold, for
at least one term as required by the School Admissions Code or longer,
as specified in their admission arrangements.
15. Schools must advise the Pupil Admissions Team of all leavers from all
year groups immediately, so that places can be offered from waiting
lists after allocation until 1 September, when in-year admission
processes apply.
Oversubscription Criteria for Schools in West Sussex for
September 2017
(Oversubscription Criteria for previous years is available on the website.)
West Sussex County Council Oversubscription Criteria
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These are the criteria that apply to the majority of community and voluntary
controlled schools.
The tie-break used is a straight line distance.
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All distances are measured by a straight line from the school to the child’s
home address, using Ordnance Survey address point data from a central
point in each building.
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Where priority is given for a sibling, brothers or sisters may be half or stepsiblings (by marriage or co-habitation) or foster siblings but must be living
permanently at the same address.
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West Sussex County Council only gives sibling priority if the older sibling will
be at the school at the time of application and will still be in the school at the
time of admission; or if the sibling will be attending the linked junior school
in September 2017. It is the parent’s responsibility to tell the Pupil
Admissions Team about sibling links in their application.
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Children whose parents were denied places they requested at their
catchment school are treated as living in their current school’s catchment
area for sibling purposes. It is the parent’s responsibility to indicate
these circumstances in their application.
Infant/Primary: Oversubscription Criteria
Any child with a statement of special educational needs or EHCP naming the
school will automatically be admitted to that school, under section 324 of the
Education Act 1996.
1. Children looked after (children in public care), children who were previously
looked after who leave care under a special guardianship or residence order.
Evidence must be provided;
2. Children who need a place at the school on exceptional and compelling social,
psychological or medical grounds. Evidence must be provided;
3. Children who live in the catchment area with brothers or sisters already at the
school or who will be attending the linked junior school in September 2017;
4. Other children who live in the catchment area;
5. Children who live outside the catchment area with brothers or sisters already
at the school or who will be attending the linked junior school in September
2017;
6. Other children who live outside the catchment area.
Junior: Oversubscription Criteria
Any child with a statement of special educational needs or EHCP naming the
school will automatically be admitted to that school, under section 324 of the
Education Act 1996.
1. Children looked after (children in public care), children who were previously
looked after who leave care under a special guardianship or residence order.
Evidence must be provided;
2. Children who need a place at the school on exceptional and compelling social,
psychological or medical grounds. Evidence must be provided;
3. Children attending a named infant school and applying for a place at the
linked junior school;
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4. Children who live in the catchment area with brothers or sisters already at the
school;
5. Other children who live in the catchment area;
6. Children who live outside the catchment area with brothers or sisters already
at the school;
7. Other children who live outside the catchment area.
Variations to West Sussex County Council’s oversubscription criteria for
Community and Controlled Schools
Maidenbower, Crawley
There are two infant schools in Maidenbower, The Brook Infant School and
Maidenbower Infant School. Applications to the schools will be considered
according to the oversubscription criteria as follows:
Any child with a statement of special educational needs naming the school will
automatically be admitted to that school, under Section 324 of the Education Act
1996.
1.Children looked after, children who were previously looked after and children
who leave care under a special guardianship or residence order;. Evidence must
be provided;
2. Children who need a place at the school on exceptional and compelling social,
psychological or medical grounds. Evidence must be provided;
3. Children who live within the catchment area for the preferred school with
brothers or sisters already at the school or who will be attending the linked
junior school in September 2017;
4. Other children who live in the catchment area for the preferred school;
5. Other children who live in the catchment area for The Brook Infant School or
Maidenbower Infant School with brothers or sisters already at the school or who
will be attending the linked junior school in September 2017;
6. Other children who live in the catchment area for The Brook Infant School or
Maidenbower Infant School;
7. Other children who live outside the catchment area for The Brook Infant
School or Maidenbower Infant School with brothers or sisters already at the
school or who will be attending the linked junior school in September 2017;
8.Other children who live outside the catchment area for The Brook Infant
School or Maidenbower Infant School.
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Rose Green Infant School
Any child with a statement of special educational needs naming the school will
automatically be admitted to that school, under Section 324 of the Education Act
1996.
1. Children looked after(children in public care), children who were previously
looked after and children who leave care under a special guardianship or
residence order. Evidence must be provided;
2. Children who need a place at the school on exceptional and compelling social,
psychological or medical grounds. Evidence must be provided;
3. Children who live within the catchment area for the school with brothers or
sisters already at the school and who will still be there when the child starts;
4. Other children who live in the catchment area for the school to the West of
the line shown on the attached map;
5. Other children who live in the catchment area for the school to the East of the
line shown on the attached map;
6. Other children who live outside the catchment area with brothers or sisters
already at the school and who will still be there when the child starts;
7. Other children who live outside the catchment area.
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Shoreham Beach Primary School
Any child with a statement of educational needs naming the school will
automatically be admitted to that school, under Section 324 of the Education Act
1996.
1. Children looked after (children in public care), children who were previously
looked after and children who leave care under a special guardianship or
residence order. Evidence must be provided;
2. Children who need a place at the school on exceptional and compelling social,
psychological or medical grounds. Evidence must be provided;
3. Children who live within the catchment area for the school with brothers or
sisters already at the school and who will still be there when the child starts;
4. Other children who live in the catchment area for the school to the East of
Ferry Road;
5. Other children who live in the catchment area for the school to the West of
and including Ferry Road;
6. Other children who live outside the catchment area for Shoreham Beach
Primary School with brothers or sisters already at the school and who will still be
there when the child starts;
7. Other children who live outside the catchment area.
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Linked infant/junior schools
A child moving from the infant to junior school
West Sussex County Council does not operate feeder schools and there is never
a guarantee of a place at a school applied for. However, priority is given to
children who attend a named infant school for the linked junior school. It is the
parent’s responsibility to tick the appropriate box in their application.
Linked Infant/Junior Schools – for sibling link purposes
Bognor Regis, Rose Green Infant
Burgess Hill, The Gattons Infant School
Chichester Lancastrian Infants
Chichester Rumbleboldswhyke CE
Infants
Copthorne, Fairway Infant School
Crawley, Maidenbower Infant School
Crawley, Pound Hill Infant Academy
Crawley, The Brook Infant School
East Preston Infant
Graffham Infant
Hassocks, Hassocks Infant School
Horsham, Littlehaven Infant School
Horsham, Trafalgar Infant School
Southbourne Infant
Worthing, Durrington Infant
Worthing, Field Place Infant
Worthing, Lyndhurst Infant
Worthing, Springfield Infant
Worthing, Thomas A Becket Infant
Bognor Regis, Rose Green Junior
Burgess Hill, Southway Junior School
Chichester Central Junior
Chichester Central Junior
Copthorne, Copthorne CE Junior School
Crawley, Maidenbower Junior School
Crawley, Pound Hill Junior School
Crawley, Maidenbower Junior School
East Preston Junior
Duncton Junior
Hassocks, The Windmills Junior School
Horsham, Northolmes Junior School
Horsham, Greenway Junior Academy
Southbourne Junior
Worthing, Durrington Junior
Worthing, Orchards Junior
Worthing, Chesswood Junior
Worthing, Chesswood Junior
Worthing, Thomas A Becket Junior
Secondary/Intermediate: Oversubscription Criteria
Any child with a statement of special educational needs or EHCP naming the
school will automatically be admitted to that school, under section 324 of the
Education Act 1996.
1 .Children looked after (children in public care), children who were previously
looked after who leave care under a special guardianship or residence order.
Evidence must be provided;
2. Children who need a place at the school on exceptional and compelling social,
psychological or medical grounds. Evidence must be provided;
3. Children who live in the catchment area with brothers or sisters already at the
school who will still be there when the child starts;
4. Other children who live in the catchment area;
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5. Children who live outside the catchment area with brothers or sisters already
at the school who will still be there when the child starts;
6. Other children who live outside the catchment area.
Variations to West Sussex County Council’s oversubscription criteria for
Community and Controlled Schools
Horsham Schools
There are three schools in the Horsham Community Designated Area. The
oversubscription criteria for Tanbridge House School (co-educational), The Forest
School (boys) and Millais School (girls) differ from those for the other schools in
the county.
The Forest School and Millais School share a catchment area. Children living east
of the north-south line are in the catchment area for The Forest School or Millais
School. Children living west of the north-south line are in the catchment area for
Tanbridge House School. The maps in this booklet showing the Horsham
Community Designated Area and the north-south line are for illustration
purposes only.
Any child with a statement of special educational needs naming the school will
automatically be admitted to that school, under Section 324 of the Education Act
1996.
1. Children looked after (children in public care), children who were previously
looked after who leave care under a special guardianship or residence order.
Evidence must be provided;
2. Children who need a place at the school on exceptional and compelling social,
psychological or medical grounds. Evidence must be provided;
3. Children who reside within the Horsham Community Designated Area, in the
following order of precedence:
a. children with brothers or sisters already attending the school who will
still be there when the child starts;
b. pupils living to the west of the north-south line and preferring
Tanbridge House will be given priority at Tanbridge House School and
pupils living to the east of the north-south line preferring The Forest or
Millais School will be given priority at one of those schools;
c. pupils living in the rest of the Horsham Community Designated Area;
4. Children living outside the Horsham Community Designated Area in the
following order;
a. children with brothers or sisters already attending the school who will
still be there when the child starts;
b. other applicants.
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Worthing
Responsibility for admissions to Davison CE (controlled) High School for Girls
rests with West Sussex County Council. Parents wishing to apply to Davison CE
(controlled) High School for Girls on denominational grounds should complete
the Supplementary Information Form available on the WSCC Admissions website
to confirm their church attendance.
Davison CE (controlled) High School for Girls
Any child with a statement of special educational need naming the school will
automatically be admitted to a school, under Section 324 of the Education Act
1996.
1. Children looked after (children in public care), children who were previously
looked after who leave care under a special guardianship or residence order.
Evidence must be provided;
2. Girls who need a place at the school on exceptional and compelling social,
psychological or medical grounds. Evidence must be provided;
3. Girls, with a sister already at the school who will still be there at the time of
admission;
4. Girls who attend linked Church of England Primary schools in Worthing and
Shoreham* whose parents are regular** worshippers at a Christian
Church***
5. Girls resident in the Borough of Worthing.
6. Girls not resident in the Borough of Worthing, whose parents are regular**
worshippers at a Christian Church***
7. Girls not resident in the Borough of Worthing.
*The linked Church of England Schools are West Park CE (controlled) Primary
School, Broadwater CE (aided) Primary School, Heene CE (aided) Primary
School, Goring CE (aided) Primary School and St Nicolas & St Mary’s CE Primary
(aided) School in Shoreham.
** Regular means attending church at least once a month for the period of two
years prior to application. Confirmation will be required from a priest or minister
on the supplementary information form available on the website.
***A Christian Church is defined as one being a full member of Churches
Together in Britain and Ireland or of The Evangelical Alliance.
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A Summary of the Timetables for the Admission Process
The dates for the school admission process for entry in September 2017 are:
Starting School Timelines
Key Date for Action
Schools to have their prospectus published
and available to parents
3rd October 2016
Provide information for parents on West
Sussex schools and how to apply
Week beginning
3rd October 2016
National closing date for all applications
15th January 2017
Send list of all applications naming an outof-county school to the relevant Local
Authority
Week beginning
6th February 2017
Send list of all applications naming own
admission authority (OAA) schools to the
relevant schools
Week beginning
20th February 2017
OAA schools and other Local Authorities to
return ordered preference lists to the Pupil
Admissions Team
By 6th March 2017
Prepare and distribute lists of offers made
for all schools
Week beginning
10th April 2017
Notify all parents of offer made, using email
where possible
Tuesday 18th April 2017
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Junior School Transfer Timelines
Key Date for Action
Schools to have their prospectus published
and available to parents
3rd October 2016
Provide information for parents on West
Sussex schools and how to apply
Week beginning
3rd October 2016
National closing date for all applications
15th January 2017
Send list of all applications naming an outof-county school to the relevant Local
Authority
Week beginning
6th February 2017
Send list of all applications naming own
admission authority (OAA) schools to the
relevant schools
Week beginning
20th February 2017
OAA schools and other Local Authorities to
return ordered preference lists to the Pupil
Admissions Team
By 6th March 2017
Prepare and distribute lists of offers made
for all schools
Week beginning
10th April 2017
Notify all parents of offer made, using email
where possible
Tuesday 18th April 2017
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Secondary & Intermediate Transfer
Timelines
Schools to have their prospectus published
and available to parents
Key Date for Action
Provide information for parents on West
Sussex schools and how to apply
Week beginning
12th September 2016
National closing date for all applications
31st October 2016
Send list of all applications naming an outof-county school to the relevant Local
Authority
Week beginning
21st November 2016
Send list of all applications naming own
admission authority (OAA) schools to the
relevant schools
Week beginning
28th November 2016
OAA schools and other Local Authorities to
return ordered preference lists to the Pupil
Admissions Team
By 12th December 2016
Prepare and distribute lists of offers made
for all schools
Week beginning
20th February 2017
Notify all parents of offer made, using email
where possible
Wednesday 1st March 2017
12th September 2016
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Published Admission Numbers (often referred to as ‘PANs’)
Below are the Published Admission Numbers for schools in West Sussex for the
academic year 2017/2018.
C= Community
VA = Voluntary Aided
VC = Voluntary Controlled
F = Foundation
A = Academy
PRIMARY SCHOOLS – arranged in alphabetical order by
location
Albourne CE Primary
Aldingbourne Primary
Amberley CE First
Angmering, St Margaret’s CE Primary
Angmering, St Wilfrid’s Catholic Primary
Ardingly, St Peter’s CE Primary
Arundel CE Primary
Arundel, St Philip’s Catholic Primary
Ashington CE First
Ashurst CE Primary
Balcombe CE Primary
Barnham Primary
Billingshurst Primary
Birdham Primary CE
Bognor Regis, Bartons Primary
Bognor Regis, Bersted Green Primary
Bognor Regis, Edward Bryant Primary
Bognor Regis, Nyewood CE Infant
Bognor Regis, Rose Green Infant
Bognor Regis, South Bersted CE Primary
Bognor Regis, Southway Primary
Bognor Regis, St Mary’s Catholic Primary
Bolney CE Primary
Bosham Primary
Boxgrove CE Primary
Broadbridge Heath, Shelley Primary( subject to consultation)
Burgess Hill, Birchwood Grove Community Primary
Burgess Hill, The Gattons Infant
Burgess Hill, London Meed Community Primary
Burgess Hill, Manor Field Primary
Burgess Hill, St Wilfrid’s Catholic Primary
Burgess Hill, Sheddingdean Community Primary
Bury CE Primary
Camelsdale Primary
Chichester, Free School
Chichester, Jessie Younghusband Primary
Chichester, Kingsham Primary
Chichester, Lancastrian Infant
Chichester, Parklands Community Primary
Chichester, Portfield Community Primary
Chichester, Rumboldswhyke CE Infant
VC
C
VC
VA
VA
VC
VA
VA
VC
VA
VC
A
C
VC
C
C
A
VA
C
VC
A
VA
VC
C
VC
C
C
C
C
C
VA
C
VA
C
A
C
A
C
C
A
VC
30
30
10
70
20
20
30
30
30
8
20
45
90
21
30
60
90
90
90
30
90
45
16
30
10
60
60
90
60
90
60
30
10
30
60
30
45
45
60
30
40
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Chichester, St Richard's Catholic Primary
Chidham Parochial Primary
Clapham & Patching CE Primary
Clymping, St Mary’s CE Primary
Coldwaltham, St James’ CE Primary
Colgate Primary
Compton & Up Marden CE Primary
Coolham, William Penn
Copthorne, Fairway Infant
Cowfold, St Peter’s CE Primary
Crawley, Bewbush Academy
Crawley, Broadfield East Primary
Crawley, Desmond Anderson Primary
Crawley, Forge Wood Primary
Crawley, Gossops Green County Primary (subject to consultation)
Crawley, Hilltop Primary
Crawley, Langley Green Primary
Crawley, Maidenbower Infants
Crawley, Milton Mount Primary
Crawley, Northgate Primary ( subject to consultation)
Crawley, Our Lady Queen Of Heaven Catholic Primary
Crawley, Pound Hill Infant
Crawley, Seymour Primary
Crawley, Southgate Primary
Crawley, St Andrew’s CE Primary
Crawley, St Francis of Assisi Catholic Primary
Crawley, St Margaret’s CE Primary
Crawley, The Brook Infants
Crawley, The Gatwick School
Crawley, The Mill Primary School (subject to consultation)
Crawley, The Oaks Primary
Crawley, Three Bridges Primary
Crawley, Waterfield Primary (subject to consultation)
Crawley, West Green Primary
Crawley Down, Crawley Down Primary
Cuckfield, Holy Trinity CE Primary
Easebourne CE Primary
Eastergate CE Primary
East Grinstead, Ashurst Wood Primary
East Grinstead, Baldwins Hill Primary
East Grinstead, Blackwell Primary
East Grinstead, Estcots Primary
East Grinstead, Halsford Park Primary
East Grinstead, St Mary’s CE Primary
East Grinstead, St Peter’s Catholic Primary
East Grinstead, The Meads Primary
East Preston Infants
East Wittering Community Primary
Felpham, Bishop Tufnell CE Infants
Felpham, Downview Primary
Fernhurst Primary
Ferring CE Primary
Findon, St John The Baptist CE Primary
Fishbourne CE Primary
Fittleworth CE Village Primary
VA
VC
VC
VA
VC
C
VC
VC
C
VA
A
A
C
A
C
A
C
C
C
C
VA
C
A
C
VA
VA
VA
C
A
A
A
C
C
C
VC
VA
VC
VC
C
A
C
C
A
VA
VA
C
C
C
VA
A
A
VC
VA
VC
VC
45
20
8
15
15
20
15
15
60
20
90
90
60
60
90
90
60
90
90
90
60
90
90
60
30
60
60
60
60
90
60
90
60
30
60
60
30
30
20
30
60
60
60
30
30
45
90
45
90
90
30
30
20
30
15
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Funtington Primary
Graffham Infant
Handcross Primary
Harting CE Primary
Hassocks Infant
Haywards Heath, Bolnore Village Primary
Haywards Heath, Harlands Primary
Haywards Heath, Northlands Wood Community Primary
Haywards Heath, St Joseph’s Catholic Primary
Haywards Heath, St Wilfrid’s CE Primary
Haywards Heath, Warden Park Primary
Henfield, St Peter’s CE Primary
Hollycombe Primary
Horsham, All Saints CE Primary
Horsham, Arunside Primary
Horsham, Heron Way Primary
Horsham, Holbrook Primary
Horsham, Kingslea Primary
Horsham, Leechpool Primary
Horsham, Littlehaven Infant
Horsham, North Heath Community Primary
Horsham, St John’s Catholic Primary
Horsham, St Mary’s CE Primary
Horsham, St Robert Southwell Catholic Primary
Horsham, Trafalgar Community Infant
Horsted Keynes, St Giles CE Primary
Hurstpierpoint, St Lawrence CE Primary
Itchingfield Primary
Jolesfield CE Primary
Lancing, The Globe Primary
Lancing, North Lancing Primary
Lancing, Seaside Primary
Lavant CE Primary
Lindfield, Blackthorns Community Primary
Lindfield Community Primary
Littlehampton, Lyminster Primary
Littlehampton, River Beach Primary
Littlehampton, St Catherine’s Catholic Primary
Littlehampton, White Meadow Primary
Lower Beeding, Holy Trinity CE Primary
Loxwood Primary
Midhurst CE Primary
Northchapel Community Primary
North Mundham Primary
Nuthurst, St Andrew’s CE Primary
Petworth CE Primary
Plaistow & Kirdford Primary
Pulborough, St Mary's CE Primary
Rake CE Primary
Rogate CE Primary
Rudgwick Primary
Rusper Primary
Rustington Community Primary
Rustington, Georgian Gardens Community Primary
Rustington, Summerlea Community Primary
C
C
C
VC
C
F
A
C
VA
VA
A
VA
C
VA
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
VA
VA
VA
C
VA
VA
C
VC
A
C
C
VC
C
A
C
A
VA
A
VC
C
VC
C
C
VA
VC
C
VA
VC
VC
C
C
A
C
C
15
20
30
20
90
60
60
60
60
60
60
60
15
30
60
60
60
60
60
45
60
30
30
20
90
22
90
20
30
90
60
90
15
30
90
30
90
30
90
13
25
30
15
30
20
30
30
60
15
15
30
15
90
60
60
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Scaynes Hill, St Augustine’s CE Primary
Selsey, Medmerry Primary
Selsey, Seal Primary
Shipley CE Primary
Shoreham-by-Sea, Buckingham Park Primary
Shoreham-by-Sea, Holmbush Primary
Shoreham-by-Sea, Shoreham Beach Primary
Shoreham-by-Sea, St Nicolas & St Mary Primary
Shoreham-by-Sea, St Peter’s Catholic Primary
Shoreham-by-Sea, Swiss Gardens Primary
Sidlesham Primary
Singleton CE Primary
Slindon CE Primary
Slinfold CE Primary
Sompting Village Primary
Southbourne Infant
Southwater, Castlewood Primary
Southwater Infant
Southwick, Eastbrook Primary
Southwick, Glebe Primary
Staplefield, St Mark’s CE Primary
Stedham Primary
Steyning, Steyning CE Primary
Storrington First
Tangmere Primary
Thakeham First
Thorney Island Community Primary
Turners Hill CE Primary
Twineham CE Primary
Upper Beeding Primary
Walberton & Binsted CE Primary
Warnham CE Primary
Warninglid Primary
Washington, St Mary’s CE First
Westbourne Primary
West Chiltington Community First
West Dean CE Primary
Westhampnett, The March CE Primary
West Hoathly CE Primary
West Wittering Parochial CE
Wisborough Green Primary
Worthing, Bramber Primary
Worthing, Broadwater CE Primary
Worthing, Downsbrook Primary
Worthing, Durrington Infants
Worthing, Elm Grove Primary
Worthing, English Martyrs Catholic Primary
Worthing, Field Place Infants
Worthing, Goring-by-Sea CE Primary
Worthing, Hawthorns Primary
Worthing, Heene CE Primary
Worthing, Laurels Primary
Worthing, Lyndhurst Infants
Worthing, Springfield Infants
Worthing, St Mary’s Catholic Primary
VC
A
A
VC
C
A
C
VA
VA
C
C
VC
VC
VC
C
C
C
A
A
C
VC
C
VC
C
A
C
C
VC
VC
C
VC
VC
C
VC
C
C
VC
VA
VC
VC
C
C
VA
C
C
C
VA
C
VA
C
VA
C
C
C
VA
15
30
60
12
60
30
30
60
30
60
20
10
12
20
60
60
30
120
60
60
12
15
60
60
30
14
30
20
15
45
30
30
10
15
30
30
14
30
20
15
25
30
60
90
90
30
30
120
60
30
60
30
120
60
45
19
Worthing, Thomas A’Becket Infants
Worthing, Vale Primary
Worthing, West Park CE Primary
Worthing, Whytemead Primary
Yapton CE Primary
C
C
VC
C
VC
180
90
120
45
45
VA
C
C
VA
VC
C
C
C
C
VA
C
A
C
C
A
C
C
C
A
C
90
93
90
90
60
150
90
20
60
90
90
135
45
60
120
166*
180
90
120
192
JUNIOR/INTERMEDIATE SCHOOLS
Bognor Regis, Nyewood CE Junior
Bognor Regis, Rose Green Junior
Burgess Hill, Southway Junior
Chichester, Central CE Junior
Copthorne, Copthorne CE Junior
Crawley, Maidenbower Junior
Crawley, Pound Hill Junior
Duncton Junior
East Preston Junior
Felpham, Bishop Tufnell CE Junior
Hassocks, Windmills Junior
Horsham, Greenway Junior
Horsham, Northolmes Junior
Southbourne Junior
Southwater Junior
Thakeham, Rydon Community College
Worthing, Chesswood Junior
Worthing, Durrington Junior
Worthing, The Orchards Junior
Worthing, Thomas A’Becket Junior
*Consultation is taking place on changing age of transfer, for a decision in July 2016.
20
Secondary Schools
Angmering, The Angmering School
Barnham, St Philip Howard Catholic High School
Billingshurst, The Weald School
Bognor Regis, The Regis School
Burgess Hill, Oakmeeds Community College
Burgess Hill, St Paul's Catholic College
Chichester, Bishop Luffa CE School
Chichester High School
Chichester, Free School
Crawley, Hazelwick School
Crawley, Holy Trinity CE School
Crawley, Ifield Community College
Crawley, Oriel High School
Crawley, St Wilfrid's Catholic Comprehensive School
Crawley, The Gatwick School
Crawley, Thomas Bennett Community College
Cuckfield, Warden Park School
East Grinstead, Imberhorne School
East Grinstead, Sackville School
Felpham Community College
Hassocks, Downlands Community School
Haywards Heath, Oathall Community College
Horsham, Forest School (Boys)
Horsham, Millais School (Girls)
Horsham, Tanbridge House School
Lancing, The Sir Robert Woodard Academy
The Littlehampton Academy
Midhurst Rother College
Selsey, The Academy
Shoreham Academy
Southbourne, Bourne Community College
Steyning Grammar School
Westergate, Ormiston Six Villages Academy
Worthing, Bohunt School Worthing
Worthing, Chatsmore Catholic High
Worthing, Davison CE High School for Girls
Worthing, Durrington High School
Worthing, St Andrew's CE High School for Boys
Worthing, Worthing High School
C
VA
C
A
C
VA
A
A
FS
A
VA
C
C
VA
A
A
A
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
C
A
A
A
A
A
F
VC
A
A
VA
VC
A
VA
A
Y7
PAN
252
150
300
300
240
150
220
270
90
300
210
180
240
150
120
240
300
270
270
240
240
270
228
300
300
240
330
180
150
270
150
210*
150
180
120
270
330
210
210
Y9
PAN
Boarders
166*
15
*Consultation is taking place on changing age of transfer, for a decision in July 2016.