Decision Maker: Executive
Decision status: Recommendations Approved
Is Key decision?: Yes
Is subject to call in?: Yes
To agree the admission arrangements and designated areas to apply in the 2017/18 academic year..
That:
i. the outcomes of the consultations into admissions arrangements be noted
ii. that the feeder primary school admission criterion be removed from community secondary school admission arrangements be agreed
iii. that no change be made to existing shared designated areas: Binfield and Warfield / Whitegrove; Warfield and Whitegrove; College Town and Owlsmoor; New Scotland Hill and St Michael’s Sandhurst be agreed
iv. that additional shared areas are appropriate for Quelm Park/Lawrence Hill between Sandy Lane and Warfield primary schools; for Temple Park between Meadow Vale and Binfield Learning Village primary schools; for the western half of the current Garth Hill College area between Binfield Learning Village (secondary) and Garth Hill College; for the Amen Corner North development area between Binfield CE and the new Amen Corner North primary schools; and for the TRL development between Crowthorne CE and Hatch Ride and Oaklands primary schools be agreed
v. the designated areas to be set for 2017/18 admissions onwards as shown in Annex 2 of the Director of Children, Young People and Learning’s report for primary schools and Annex 3 of the Director of Children, Young People and Learning’s report for secondary schools be agreed.
vi. the admission arrangements for 2017/18 entry to community and, where applicable, voluntary controlled schools shown in Annexes 4 to 8 of the Director of Children, Young People and Learning’s report be approved
If admission arrangements are required to change, there is a statutory responsibility to consult widely and take views expressed into account. Therefore with expanded and new schools likely to open in September 2017 there has been a need to consult in 2015 and for revised admission arrangements to be set by the end of February 2016.
Statutory and non-statutory consultation took place between 1 September and 20 November 2015.
None. There is a statutory requirement for consultation and the formal agreement of arrangements.
None
Reason Key: Affects more than 1 ward;
Financial Impact: The Borough Treasurer is satisfied that no significant financial implications arise directly from agreeing the arrangements.
Declarations: None
Subject to Urgent Proceedings: No
Making Representations: In writing to the Director of Children, Young People and Learning
Other reasons / organisations consulted
A consultation process ran from 1 September to
20 November 2015.
Consultees
Parents, Town and Parish Councils, schools,
dioceses, local ‘own admission authorities’, governing
bodies, partners and other stakeholders.
Contact: Graham Symonds, School Sufficiency and Commissioning Manager Email: graham.symonds@bracknell-forest.gov.uk Tel: 01344 354067.
Report author: Graham Symonds
Publication date: 09/02/2016
Date of decision: 09/02/2016
Decided at meeting: 09/02/2016 - Executive
Effective from: 17/02/2016
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