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Primary Admissions Handbook

A guide to primary school admissions for school year 2010 - 2011

Contents Please note: if a child has special educational needs or disabilities you may find the free booklet ‘Which Primary School for my Child?’ helpful. If a child has a statement of special educational needs this admissions handbook is not relevant because the admission arrangements for those pupils are different. We can send you a free booklet called ‘Which School for my Child?’ which explains the special arrangements for these children. To get a copy, contact the Council on 01332 716945 or email specialeducationalneeds@derby.gov.uk

Quick reference guide Glossary

Early years education

Apply Online

Who is responsible for admissions in Derby’s primary schools? The Admissions Forum When children have to start school Admission Limit

Other information Attending school Pupil referral units Free school meals School milk School dress Access to school records Child Health Department School governors Annual School Profiles and school prospectus

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Admission policies in Derby Index of schools Community schools Map of schools in Derby Voluntary - controlled schools Voluntary - aided schools Foundation schools Special schools Nursery schools Voluntary, Private or Independent Nursery Providers

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Applying for a place at school Transfer to Junior School Closing date for applications Changing schools during the school year Admission criteria Transfer between nursery, infant and junior school Schools outside Derby Out-of-city children Changing schools

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Appeals How do I appeal?

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Transport Council help Transport to voluntary aided schools More information

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Glossary Community and voluntary-controlled schools are managed by the head teacher and governors in partnership with Derby City Council, who arrange admissions to these schools. Voluntary-aided schools are jointly supported by the Church Diocesan Boards and Derby City Council. The governors employ all the staff and manage their admissions. Foundation schools are maintained by the local authority, but the governors are responsible for all admissions. All of the above schools are called ‘mainstream schools’. Special schools are attended by children with a statement of special educational needs. Special schools provide for pupils whose degree of disability requires a more comprehensive specialist approach than a mainstream school or enhanced resource school can provide. Some experience of mainstream school may be possible. The Council is the admissions authority for all special schools. Enhanced resource schools are mainstream schools with additional resources for particular children with statements of special educational needs and have more specialist support and staff. Pupils are not generally taught separately and are included in the mainstream classes. Private and voluntary sector nursery providers provide educational settings that are not maintained by the Council. They include nurseries, playgroups, private or independent schools, kindergartens and childminders. The catchment area is a defined geographical area, made up of the streets around the school, which the school serves. If your child lives in the catchment area of a school at the time of application and at the closing date and you request a place there, you will have priority over other children when the applications for admissions are considered. If you want to know which catchment area you live in, contact the Admissions Team on 01332 716938. The curriculum is the range of learning opportunities provided by the school including the subjects studied

and activities inside and outside the classroom such as extra curricular clubs, educational visits and field studies. We use the word parent throughout the booklet. It means anyone who has legal responsibility for, or care of a child. Schools need to know so they can get your permission when they need to consult with you about the child. Independent Appeal Panels are set up to hear any appeals against a refusal to offer a place at a school. The panel are completely independent of the school and the Council. Their decision is binding on everyone.

Where to go for more information For general enquiries contact: Derby City Children and Young People’s Department, Middleton House, 27 St Mary’s Gate, Derby DE1 3NN Tel: 716924 www.derby.gov.uk For admission enquiries contact 01332 716939 or email primary.admissions@derby.gov.uk Church of England Schools in Derby The Derby Diocesan Board of Education, Church House, Full Street, Derby DE1 3DR Tel: 01332 388660 Catholic Schools in Derby The Education Service, The Diocesan Centre, Mornington Crescent, Mackworth, Derby DE22 4BD Tel: 01332 293833

Wheelchair access Limited Access - Difficulties may include a limited number of classrooms accessible to wheelchair users. Limited or no disabled people’s toilet provision. Sloping sites with inaccessible levels. Good - Wheelchair user access to most classrooms and supporting areas of the school. Disabled people’s toilet available. ‘Reasonable adjustments’ as defined by the Disability Discrimination Act, for example it may be necessary to relocate a class with a wheelchair user into an accessible room. Excellent - Excellent wheelchair user access into and throughout the building and supporting external areas. Excellent disabled people’s toilet facilities.

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Apply Online If your child is due to start primary school for the first time, or is transferring from an infant school to a junior school then you will have to apply for a school place. Paper application forms are available but many parents and carers find it easier and quicker to apply electronically using the online facility. Advantages of applying online include ... O

it is quick and easy to do

you will get an email confirmation that your application has been received

the system helps you by checking for errors

there is no risk that your application will get lost in the post

the system has security procedures that will prevent anyone seeing information they are not entitled to see

available 24 hours a day seven days a week up until the closing date and time of 18 December 2009 at 4.30pm

on 26 March 2010 you can log into your account and see which school you have been offered. Paper applications will have to wait for a letter.

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Who is responsible for admissions in Derby’s primary schools? There are five types of primary school in Derby: O community schools O voluntary controlled schools O voluntary aided schools, sometimes called ‘faith’ or ‘denominational’ schools O foundation schools O special schools. For all Derby’s community schools and voluntary controlled schools, Derby City Council is the admissions authority and is responsible for deciding the admission arrangements for children at these schools. The head teacher and school governors follow the Council’s arrangements. For voluntary aided and foundation schools the school governors are the admissions authority. Special schools only admit pupils with statements of special educational needs, and the admissions for these schools are covered by separate arrangements. See the free booklet ‘Which School for my Child?’ that explains the special arrangements for these children. To get a copy, contact the Council on 01332 716945. The admissions authority decides on things such as: O which area a school should normally serve - this is ‘the catchment area’ - so the school serving the area is called ‘the catchment area school’ O the admissions criteria - the things the authority takes into account when deciding which children to admit to their school if the applications go over the school’s admission limit O how parents can appeal against a decision not to offer a place at their preferred school.

The Admissions Forum We have a School Admissions Forum, which brings together all admission authorities and schools in Derby to promote greater consistency in admission arrangements and to look at how these can best meet children’s and parents’ needs. It is consulted about all admission arrangements and discusses any issues. Governors, Head Teachers, Councillors,

schools, representatives of the dioceses - as well as other bodies with an interest in admissions to Derby schools - are represented on the Forum.

When children have to start school This section does not apply to children born on or after 1 September 2006. For information on education for these children see Early years education on page 13. If your child was born between 1 September 2005 and 31 August 2006, you should apply for a school place, even if your child already attends a nursery class attached to an infant or primary school. By law, parents must make sure children start full-time education when they reach compulsory school age - this is the start of the term after their fifth birthday. It is parents’ responsibility to establish which is the catchment area school for their child and whether any travel assistance is available before applying for a place at that school. It is also parents’ responsibility to know which council’s area they live in. All the Council’s primary schools offer children places in reception classes before they reach compulsory school age. You can delay your child’s start at school until later than the school’s normal admission date, but you must take the place up within the same school year - September to July - in which it is offered. It’s important that you apply for a place at the school or schools you would like your child to attend. You have a legal right to do this as a parent. The admission authorities must meet your application wherever possible - as long as this doesn’t make the school overcrowded. See Admission limit below. If your religious beliefs or convictions influence your choice of school, you should mention this in your application.

Admission limit Each school has a limit to the number of pupils it can admit to the first year in the school - this is known as the ‘intake year’. We show each school’s admission limit at the back of this booklet - see pages 19 - 50. This limit is based on the amount of space available

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in the school and on past admissions. Once the admission limit is reached, the admissions authority cannot offer any more places, even to children who have moved into the school’s catchment area. This limit covers admissions for the whole school year. In years other than the intake year, the admissions authority may be able to admit pupils above the admission limit if they choose. They must take into account the school’s physical capacity and must keep infant class sizes to no more than 30 children.

to transfer to the school’s infant department. Your child has no automatic right to a place in the school and, if the school is over-subscribed, the admissions criteria will be used. If this school isn’t your catchment area school we strongly advise you to request a place at your catchment area school as well, in case the school you prefer can’t offer your child a place. You will then have priority when admissions are decided at your local school. If you don’t get a place at your first preferred school and did not request a place at the local school, you may find that the local school is full and cannot offer your child a place, even though you live in its catchment area.

Applying for a place at a school O

You can make an application for up to two different schools. Once you have decided which school or schools you would like your child to attend, you must apply for a place: at the local school in whose catchment area you live, if you want your child to go there. This is ‘the catchment area school’. This will not be done automatically just because you live in the catchment area. It is parents’ responsibility to establish which is the catchment area school for their child and whether any travel assistance is available before applying for a place at that school. It is also parents’ responsibility to know which council’s area they live in. You should also apply for a second school, even if your preferred school is your catchment area school. This is in case your preferred school gets too many applications and becomes oversubscribed and it can’t offer a place to all the children who live in its catchment area or at another school that you prefer your child to attend. We strongly advise you to request a place at your catchment area school as well, in case the school you prefer can’t offer your child a place. You will then have priority when admissions are decided at your local school. If you don’t get a place at your first preferred school and did not request a place at the local school, you may find that the local school is full and cannot offer your child a place, even though you live in its catchment area or at the school that your child is already attending, if they are in the nursery and you want your child

Note: If you put a second preference this will not jeopardise your chance of getting your first preference. To apply, you must fill in the Common Application Form that you can get from a school or the Council. Parents can also fill in the Common Application Form online by visiting: www.derby.gov.uk/onlineadmissions Please make sure you only put a Derby City school, as applications for other schools will be disregarded. If you are unsure whether the school you want is in Derby City, please call 01332 716939.

Note: you must think very carefully about your preferences and their order before you submit them, as they can’t be changed after the closing date unless you have moved address, which changes your catchment area. The Council will acknowledge all applications it receives within two weeks. This will state the rank order of your schools and you should check this to make sure it is correct. Note: If you do not get an acknowledgment letter, it means that we have not received your application form, or it has been processed using an old address. You must get an acknowledgement for your application to be considered, even if you have hand-delivered, sent your application by Recorded or Special Delivery, or given it to your child’s nursery or infant school. If you do not get this letter at least

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one week before the closing date, please contact the Council as soon as possible on 01332 716939.

Transfer to Junior School There are only a few primary schools that take in extra children in Year 3 as part of the Junior Transfer application process. Parents can name these primary schools as one of their preferences, but should any other primary school be named, they will be disregarded. The primary schools that can be named are: O Dale Community Primary School O Hardwick Primary School O St John Fisher Catholic Primary School.

Closing date for applications For infant, junior and primary community, voluntarycontrolled, voluntary-aided and foundation schools, the closing date for parents to submit their application for a place for the 2010/2011 school year is 18 December 2009 at 4.30pm. We will write to you, second class, on behalf of the school governors, on or around 26 March 2010, to let you know whether they can offer your child a place. If you want your child to go to the local school, you must apply for a place by the closing date. If you don’t apply by this date, your child may be without a school place in September. Applications will be dealt with using the address the child resides at, at the closing date. Reassessment of any new address, if applicable, will then be made after provisional offers have been decided. If you want to find out your catchment area school, please ring the Admissions Team on 01332 716939 or email primary.admissions@derby.gov.uk. If you wish to view your preferred school, you must have done so by this date, and before you send us your application. If you apply for a place after 18 December 2009 the admissions authority for the school will not look at your application in the first round of allocations to decide which children they can admit in the next school year. After that, if there are still spare places, the admissions authority will look at your application, along with any other applications that were not made by the closing date. It is very important that you apply before the closing date.

When you apply for a place by the closing date, you will have priority over those who haven’t when the admissions authority looks at the applications it’s received. Applications will be dealt with using the address the child resides at, at the closing date. Reassessment of any new address, if applicable, will then be made after provisional offers have been decided. If you do move after the closing date and before your child is due to start there, contact the Admissions Team to check if the school can still offer your child a place. If it’s not possible to give your child a place at your preferred school, the Council will write to you, explaining how you can appeal against the decision. See Appeals on page 11. If you change address, which changes your catchment area, we will need to see proof to show that you are a genuine resident. We need this information to prevent places being gained by fraud. Admissions authorities have the right to withdraw the offer of a school place up to one term after admission if it’s shown that it was obtained on the basis of a fraudulent or intentionally misleading application. If, after one term, it’s proved that the place was obtained by fraud, then any brothers or sisters of that child will not benefit from ‘sibling priority’. We won’t generally accept informal living arrangements with family and friends - unless there are very special circumstances for which we will need to see supporting proof. We need to see the end of tenancy or proof of sale of the original property and tenancy agreement for the new property or proof of purchase of the new property; for example a solicitor’s letter about the completion of the sale and the exchange of contracts. If this information is insufficient, or inconclusive, the Council can request further information. If you move into the city and cannot show proof as above, the residency will be calculated using the furthest point to the city boundary from the school applied for.

Changing schools during the school year Moving your child to another school is a very serious step to take. It can affect your child in many ways. It is important that you consider whether a transfer is really the best option. Before deciding to move your child to another school, please read this information

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carefully. Moving to a new school may not mean that a problem is solved – it can happen again and could be worse because your child will not know who new teachers and pupils are. Your child and their needs will not be known to staff. Many things that worry parents and pupils can be sorted out without the need to move schools. Talking to your child and staff at your child’s present school should avoid a transfer between schools in almost all circumstances. O If your child is unhappy at school or you feel that your child is being bullied, speak to their class teacher, or make an appointment to see the Headteacher. O If you have a complaint about the school, the teachers or the work your child is doing and it cannot be resolved by the teaching staff, put your complaint in writing to the head teacher. O If your child is not attending school, talk to your child about why they do not attend and speak to their teachers. You can also talk to an Education Welfare Officer on 01332 641448.

Admission criteria if a community and voluntary-controlled school is oversubscribed The Council is the admissions authority for community and voluntary-controlled schools. We give priority for school places to children whose parents have applied for a place by 18 December 2009 at the school they would like their child to attend. These schools do not always have enough places available for every child whose parents have applied for a place. If this happens, we have to use an order of priority for admissions to all community and voluntary-controlled schools in Derby. These are called our ‘admissions criteria’. The order of priority is: 1. Children who are looked after by a local authority in accordance with Section 22(1) of the Children Act 1989 2. Children who are both living in the catchment area served by the school and have brothers or sisters* of compulsory school age still attending the school at the time of their admission 3. Other children living in the catchment area at the time of admission

4. Children who do not live in the catchment area served by the school but who have brothers or sisters* of compulsory school age attending the school at the time of their admission 5. In the case of voluntary-controlled church schools, children whose parents request a place on religious grounds 6. Other children whose parents have requested a place 7. Children whose parents did not request a place by 18 December 2009. * For the purposes of admissions, we class a brother or sister as: O having one or both natural parents in common O are related by a parent’s marriage O are adopted or fostered. Note: a brother or sister must be living at the same address. Cousins are not classed as brothers or sisters. For categories 1 to 6, when we have to make a choice between children who meet the same criteria, we will give priority to the child living nearest the school, measured by a straight line. The line will be measured from the home address to the school using the national Ordnance Survey set points. Outside the normal admission round, priority will be given within categories 2 to 6 to pupils who have not been on a city school roll during the academic year of application. For category 7, we will allocate places in the same order of priority as for categories 1 to 5. Where children in category 7 have the same priority, we will allocate places to those living nearest to the school, measured by a straight line. The line will be measured from the centre of the home address to the school using the national Ordnance Survey set points. Note: the ‘home address’ is the address of the primary carer of the child, as shown by who receives the Child Benefit. We will give pupils who have a statement of special educational needs priority admission over all others when we think their needs can best be met in a particular school.

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As you can express up to two preferences, we will add any unsuccessful preference, ranked higher than the offered place, onto a waiting list. We will set up this list on 26 March 2010 and will keep it going until the end of the Autumn Term. After this date, the Council will keep a waiting list of children who have still not been offered places for community and voluntary controlled schools. Foundation and voluntary aided schools do not have to keep a waiting list, so you will need to check with those schools that they will carry on keeping the list. We will rank children on all waiting lists according to the order of priority used for the first round of allocations, as weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ve already outlined. This ranking will change as new pupils go onto, or come off, the waiting list. We will add any applications we receive after the closing date to the waiting list, using the rank order as above.

Are admission arrangements different for voluntary-aided and foundation schools? Yes, because arrangements for admission to voluntary-aided and foundation schools, and the decisions about which children are offered a place, are the responsibility of the school governors. If you want your child to attend a foundation or voluntaryaided school, you should include it on the Common Application Form that you can get from the Council or the school. If the school is over-subscribed, then the school governors will look at the applications and use their own admissions criteria - the things they take into account to make their decisions. The list at the back of the booklet gives figures for the number of applications received last year and the number of places at each school. It also lists how many admission appeals each school received and how many were allowed. We will write to you, on behalf of the governors at the school, informing you of their decision. If your childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s application is refused, we will explain how you can appeal in the letter.

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Please also see Transport on page 12. The Council that runs the school, or the governors of aided or foundation schools, will take the decision on whether they can offer your child a place. If you apply to another council for a school and you are offered a school from us both, you must relinquish one of the places immediately. You must decide when you get your offers which is your preferred school. You can’t hold two school places since another child may be denied a place.

Can my child attend a Derby school if we don’t live in Derby?

Transfer between nursery, infant and junior school If your child is going from a Foundation 1 nursery class, you will need to fill in the Common Application Form - even if your child already attends a nursery class attached to an infant or primary school. Children do not automatically transfer from their nursery school. If your child is going from an infant school to a junior school, you will need to fill in the Common Application Form in the same way. Children do not automatically transfer from their infant school to the partner junior school. If your child attends a primary school, they can continue from infant into junior education.

Can my child attend a school outside Derby? The 1996 Education Act gives you the right to ask for your child to go to a school run by another Council. If you want your child to attend a school outside Derby, you should fill in the application form from the Council in the area where the school is located. If you want to apply for a school in Derbyshire County Council area, call 01629 537479.

If you don’t live in Derby but would like your child to attend a school in Derby, please fill in the Common Application Form, available from the school or Derby City Council. We will look at your application using the admissions criteria on page 8. Again, if you apply to us for a school and you are offered a school from us and your home authority, you must relinquish one of the places immediately. You must decide when you get your offers which is your preferred school. You can’t hold two school places since another child may be denied a place.

Can my child change school? If you want your child to change school because you are moving, contact the Council in the area where the school is located for information about applying to schools or how to appeal. If you are applying for a Derby City school place for the following year group, you should submit your application no earlier than 15 June prior to the intended September admission. This is because applications will be dealt with in date order. If you apply before 15 June, your application will be deemed to have been received on 15 June. The Council can’t, by law, reserve places in these circumstances.

Admission arrangements for independent schools You should write to the school directly for admissions information. Please note: we do not give financial help to parents of children attending independent schools.

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Appeals In many cases, schools will be able to meet all applications for admission. Some schools, however, may have to turn down some applications if the number of children seeking a place is above their admissions limit. If your child is turned down from the school that you prefer, you will be told this in the letter that we send on 26 March 2010. You should contact the Admissions Team on 01332 716939 or email primary.admissions@derby.gov.uk for advice and information on other schools. The letter will also give information about how you can appeal against the decision if, after discussing the issue with the Council, you are unhappy with the other school we offer you. However, the rules covering parental preference and appeals apply only to children above the age of five or, if the school usually takes younger children, above the age of four years. By law, infant classes must not have more than 30 pupils, except for limited exceptions. Where children are refused admission for this reason, the Independent Appeal Panel is limited by law. It may only uphold an appeal if it considers that the decision was unreasonable or that the admission arrangements were not carried out properly and the child would otherwise have been offered a place. If you appeal on the grounds of ‘unreasonableness’ you must have mentioned all your reasons for your preferred school on your original application form. If you want to appeal against a decision not to admit your child to a community or voluntary controlled school, you must fill in the Appeal Form sent to you with the letter, and return it to the Council. For voluntary aided and foundation schools, you can get information about how to appeal from the school.

How do I appeal?

Community and voluntary-controlled schools O For primary admissions in the next school year, you should return the Appeal Form by the date on the letter we sent you telling you of our decision. O For admissions or transfers at other times of the year, you should return the Appeal Form to the Council within 21 days of its receipt. O Appeals which are sent in late are not normally accepted. If you do not return it within the 21 days time limit, because of exceptional circumstances, you should return your completed appeal form as soon as possible. You should also

send a covering letter to explain why your appeal was late. The Admissions Team will then decide whether your appeal will be allowed to go ahead or not. An Independent Appeal Panel will consider your case. This meets specially to look at your appeal, although the Panel may hear a number of individual cases in turn at the same meeting. The Panel normally meets during the summer term for September admissions, or as soon as they can be arranged at other times. The Council’s Corporate Director for Corporate and Adult Social Services will tell you about the time and place of the appeal hearing. The hearings are usually held in private. You can ask a friend to come with you or you can arrange for someone to come on your behalf. You, or your representative, will be given the opportunity to speak in support of the case. The Corporate Director of Corporate and Adult Social Services will write and tell you the Panel’s final decision. This decision must be accepted by all parties as the Panel’s decision is binding. The Corporate Director for Children and Young People or his staff, City Councillors or even Members of Parliament cannot change the decision. We won’t consider a further appeal for the same school in the same academic year, unless there are significant and material changes in your circumstances or those of the school. For those who apply to start school or are transferring from an infant school to a junior school, appeals will be heard within 30 school days of the closing date for appeals to be logged. For all other appeals, hearings will take place within 30 school days of the appeal being logged. The Advisory Centre for Education provides free, independent advice on the admissions process and a range of education issues including bullying, exclusion, SEN and attendance. For advice, enquiries should text the phrase AskACE to 68808 and follow instructions, or call 0808 800 5793 Monday - Friday 10am - 5pm. For further information visit www.ace-ed.org.uk

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Transport When will the Council help with transport? Most parents choose a school for their child within walking distance of their home. The walking distance is given in law as: O two miles for children under eight years old O three miles for children aged eight and over.

www.derby.gov.uk/admissions. The Councilâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s strategy for sustainable travel can also be viewed by visiting www.derby.gov.uk and search for sustainable travel.

However, if your child is eligible for Free School Meals, or you are in receipt of the maximum level of Working Tax Credit, the walking distance will remain at two miles until your child moves to Secondary School. Proof of these benefits will be required.

We measure the distance by the shortest available route There may be exceptions to this if the Council decides the route to the school is dangerous for an accompanied child to walk. We issue bus passes or refunds, where appropriate, and we arrange special contract transport if public transport is not available. If your child is attending school full-time, but has no school within walking distance of your home which we can arrange for them to attend, we will help with transport to the nearest suitable school, excluding nursery schools. We will give this help up to the end of compulsory school age - this is the end of the school year in which your child reaches the age of 16. If you choose to send your child to a school which is further away, even though we can make arrangements for them at a school within walking distance, we will not normally provide help with transport. We may give transport on medical grounds, if medical proof comes with your request. If your child does not qualify for free transport, you are responsible for making travel arrangements to and from school.

Where can I get more information? Contact the Admissions Team at the Council on 01332 716938 if you have any questions about whether your child qualifies for transport or about how to ask for a review of our decision. The Transport Policy can be read on-line by visiting

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Early years education Derby City Council’s Childcare and Family Learning Service keeps a register of all providers who can offer free, part-time Foundation Stage education places. One of the aims of the Service is to make sure that all these registered providers build on existing good practice and work towards common quality standards.

Statement of entitlement for Foundation Stage places for three and four year olds

Parents do not need to send their children to fulltime school until the start of the term after their fifth birthday. If you feel your child is not ready to take up their full entitlement to Foundation Stage education, you should discuss this with the head teacher of the school. Contact the Council’s Childcare and Family Learning Service on 01332 716381 if you need help or further information.

All children are entitled to a funded Foundation Stage place from the start of the term after their third birthday. They may take up a place in any of the settings listed by the Service, including Derby City Council’s nursery schools, primary and infant schools and in private, voluntary and independent sector settings. If you choose a private, voluntary or independent provider, each child is entitled to a maximum of five, part-time sessions a week. Each session will last a maximum of 2.5 hours and each term will last a minimum of 13 weeks. Your child can have a maximum of two sessions in any one day, but these need to be separated by at least one hour. Parents cannot be asked to pay any fees for this minimum place. If you pay fees in advance to a private, voluntary or independent provider, they will refund you afterwards. You can choose how many of these five sessions a week you wish to take up. It’s possible to share the sessions between more than one provider. From September 2004, the Council decided to have a single point of entry into Foundation Stage 1 and Foundation Stage 2. This means that children are entitled to: O a Foundation Stage 1, part-time, nursery place in a school from the start of the school year in which they will be four O a Foundation Stage 2, full-time, reception place from the start of the school year in which they will be five.

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Other information Attending school Parents must, by law, make sure their child receives ‘sufficient and suitable’ education once they reach compulsory school age. If you choose to send your child to a school, you must make sure he/she goes to school every day and arrives on time. The Council has a legal duty to see that you do this. If you want help, our Education Welfare Service can help you work through poor attendance. The Council sometimes takes legal action. If you’re worried, ask for advice from the school or the Education Welfare Service on 01332 641448. Help at an early stage is, usually, the best way forward. The Local Authority recommends to schools that they adopt the Authority’s Leave of Absence Policy with regard to Term Time Holidays. You will need to check with your chosen school what policy they have with regard to Leave of Absence. Unauthorised Leave of Absence in Term Time may result in a Penalty Notice being issued to each parent for each child taking unauthorised Leave of Absence, the Penalty Notice will be issued by the Education Welfare Service. Children may lose their school place if parents take their children on extended holidays. Your child must go to school regularly to make satisfactory educational progress. Of course, your child may have to stay away if they are ill or for other reasons, but they should only be off when it is absolutely essential. Try not to take your child on holiday in term time. Your child’s school, or the Council, can tell you when it is acceptable, by law, to be away. When your child is off, you must let the school know as soon as possible, giving the reason. Schools have to record in the register all of their pupils’ absences. Every year, they also have to publish the absences that they have agreed to and where they are not agreed in the School Profile. They must also include, in your child’s yearly reports, the number of times your child has been absent without authority.

Pupil referral units The Council is responsible for providing education to those children who have been excluded from school or who are without a school placement. The Behaviour Support Service delivers this education

in pupil referral units. There are a number of places across Derby providing appropriate education at Key Stages 2 to 4. We provide this in partnership with other agencies to offer a wider educational experience. The Council makes the decision to place a child in a pupil referral unit until we can find a school place. The child is referred for placement through the exclusion process or through the Behaviour Panel. The pupil referral unit also provides time-limited, part-time placements for children in danger of permanent exclusion from their mainstream school. At Key Stage 2, schools refer individual pupils, and the Council’s Primary Support Forum approves the placements.

Free school meals Children whose parents receive the following support payments are entitled to receive free school meals: O Income Support O Income Based Jobseeker’s Allowance O Support under part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999 O Child Tax Credit, providing they are not entitled to Working Tax Credit and have an annual income, as assessed by the Inland Revenue that does not exceed £16,040 O Guarantee element of State Pension Credit O Employment Support Allowance - Income related only. Children who receive Income Support or Income Based Jobseeker’s Allowance in their own right are also entitled to receive free school meals. Contact the Council on 01332 255114 for further details and application forms.

School milk Primary schools give free school milk at lunch time for children who have a free school meal. It is also, sometimes, given on medical grounds.

School dress This issue is for the school’s governors to decide. The Council believes that any rules on school dress should take into account the cost, which is also contained in the Education and Inspections Act 2006. This Act says that the cost of a uniform at a school should not be too expensive.

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Access to school records You may see your child’s educational records, which the school keeps, of your child if you give the school enough notice. The school has to comply with data protection laws and you should contact the Head Teacher of the school if you want to do this.

Child Health Department We work closely with the Child Health Department to care for children’s health during their school years. The Department’s aim is to make sure children stay healthy and happy to benefit fully from their education. You will normally be told before medical and dental inspections take place. Each school has a ‘named’ nurse who visits regularly, as well as other health staff, to do routine health screening such as vision and hearing tests.

Are you interested in becoming a governor? We are always keen to recruit more governors. If you: O would like to be more involved with the education of children O enjoy a challenging and rewarding role O want to contribute to your local community.

There are different types of governors For information about becoming: O a Local Authority governor, contact the Children and Young People’s Services on 01332 716885 or email lucy.wigley@derby.gov.uk O a governor of an aided school, contact the relevant diocesan authority - see page 3 O a parent governor or community governor, contact the school.

You will always be told if there is any concern about your child’s health. The Child Health Department can give you advice on health-related matters either through school or a home visit. You can contact the Child Health Department at Derwent Shared Services, Child Health Department, 4th floor, Laurie House, Colyear Street, Derby DE1 1LJ or telephone 01332 868816.

Children and Young People’s Services can also give you information about becoming a governor and we have information for governors on our website at www.derby.gov.uk. Go to ‘Education and Learning’ under ‘Council Services’ and select ‘Information for School Governors’.

School governors

This booklet gives categories of wheelchair-user access into school buildings. We have based the categories on the results of access surveys that schools have completed. We are working with schools and aim for all school buildings to provide excellent access for disabled people.

Each school has a governing body that plays a key role in the life of the school. It has a general responsibility for the conduct of the school, the school finances and the appointment of staff. School governing bodies are made up of people from different groups, including parents, teachers and other staff and people from the local and business community. In the case of aided schools, the school’s own denominational board appoints most of the governing body.

Disabled people’s access to schools

Annual school profile and school prospectus By law, the governing body of each school must publish a School Profile every year. As well as the Profile, schools also produce their own prospectus, which must include information about special educational needs and what they provide for disabled people.

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Admission policies in Derby Admission policy for community and voluntary-controlled primary schools As the admissions authority, the Council gives priority to children whose parents have applied for a place, by 18 December 2009, at the school they would like their child to attend. Community and voluntarycontrolled schools do not always have enough places available for every child whose parents have applied for a place. If this happens, we have to use an order of priority for admissions to all community and voluntary-controlled schools in Derby. The order of priority is: 1. Children who are looked after by a local authority in accordance with Section 22(1) of the Children Act 1989 2. Children who are both living in the catchment area served by the school and have brothers or sisters* of compulsory school age still attending the school at the time of their admission 3. Other children living in the catchment area at the time of admission 4. Children who do not live in the catchment area served by the school but who have brothers or sisters* of compulsory school age attending the school at the time of their admission 5. In the case of voluntary-controlled church schools, children whose parents request a place on religious grounds 6. Other children whose parents have requested a place 7. Children whose parents did not request a place by 18 December 2009 at 4.30pm. For the purposes of admissions, we class a brother or sister as having: O one or both natural parents in common O are related by a parentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s marriage or are adopted or fostered. Note: a brother or sister must be living at the same address. Cousins are not classed as brothers or sisters.

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For categories 1 to 6, when we have to make a choice between children who meet the same criteria, we will give priority to the child living nearest the school, measured by a straight line. The line will be measured from the centre of the main ‘dwelling’ to the school using the national Ordnance Survey set points. For category 7, we will allocate places in the same order of priority as for categories 1 to 5. Where children in category 7 have the same priority, we will allocate places to those living nearest to the school, measured by a straight line. The line will be measured from the centre of the main ‘dwelling’ to the school using the national Ordnance Survey set points. We will give pupils who have a statement of special educational needs priority admission over all others when we think their needs can best be met in a particular school. The Council will keep a waiting list of children who have not been offered places at community and voluntary controlled schools. We will rank the children according to the order of priority that we use when schools first allocate places as we outline above. This ranking will change as new pupils go on to, or come off, the waiting list. Outside the normal admission round, first priority will be given within categories 2-5 to pupils who have not been on a city school roll during the academic year of application.

Admission policies for voluntary-aided primary schools We give a summary of each school’s admission policy below. For full details, please contact the school and ask for a copy of the school prospectus. The schools apply their own policy when a school is over-subscribed. You have a right of appeal if your child is refused a place. You should send a letter of appeal to the governors at the school. They will then forward it to the Diocesan Board of Education, which will set a date for an Appeals Tribunal. In all cases, the criteria - the things each governing body takes into account - only apply if the school is oversubscribed.

Merger Proposals In the Autumn term 2009 the council is consulting on the proposal to merge the following schools to form three 3-11 primary schools: O Cherry Tree Hill Infant and Cherry Tree Junior O Nightingale Infant and Nightingale Junior O Borrow Wood Infant and Borrow Wood Junior.

Applications will be dealt with using the address where the child resides at the closing date. Reassessment of any new address will then be made after provisional offers have been decided. If you do move out of your local school’s catchment area after the closing date and before your child is due to start there, contact the Admissions Team to check if the school can still offer your child a place.

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Index of schools School

Page

Allenton Community Primary Alvaston Infant and Nursery Alvaston Community Junior Arboretum Primary Ash Croft Primary Ashgate Primary Asterdale Primary Beaufort Community Primary Becket Primary

19 19 19 19 20 20 20 20 21

Bishop Lonsdale Church of England (Aided) Primary

Borrow Wood Infant Borrow Wood Junior Boulton Primary Brackensdale Infant Brackensdale Junior Breadsall Hill Top Infant Breadsall Hill Top Junior Brookfield Primary Carlyle Infant Cavendish Close Infant Cavendish Close Junior Chaddesden Park Infant Chaddesden Park Junior Chellaston Infant Chellaston Junior Cherry Tree Infant Cherry Tree Junior Dale Community Primary Derwent Community Firs Estate Primary Gayton Community Junior Grampian Primary Griffe Field Primary Hardwick Primary Homefields Primary Lakeside Community Primary Lawn Primary Markeaton Primary Meadow Farm Community Primary Mickleover Primary

21 21 21 22 22 22 22 23 23 23 23 24 24 24 49 24 25 25 25 25 26 26 26 26 28 27 27 27 30 30

School Moorhead Primary Nightingale Infant Nightingale Junior Oakwood Infant Oakwood Junior Parkview Primary Pear Tree Infant Pear Tree Community Junior Portway Infant Portway Junior Ravensdale Infant Ravensdale Junior Redwood Infant Redwood Junior Reigate Primary Ridgeway Infant Roe Farm Primary Rosehill Infant and Nursery Shelton Infant Shelton Junior Silverhill Primary Sinfin Primary Springfield Primary St Alban’s Catholic Primary St Chad’s Church of England (Controlled) Nursery and Infant St George’s Catholic Primary St James’ Church of England (Aided) Infant and Nursery St James’ Church of England (Aided) Junior St John Fisher Catholic Primary St Joseph’s Catholic Primary St Mary’s Catholic Primary St Peter’s Church of England (Aided) Junior St Werburgh’s Church of England (Aided) Primary Village Primary Walter Evans Church of England (Aided) Primary Wren Park Primary

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Community Schools Allenton Community Primary

Admissions Limit: 52

Brookhouse Street, Allenton, Derby DE24 9BB Telephone: 701144 Headteacher: Ms J Tilley Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Excellent

16 January 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

2007

2008

2009

Catchment Out of area area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 1.069 miles

Alvaston Infant and Nursery School

Admissions Limit: 90

Elvaston Lane, Alvaston, Derby DE24 0PU Telephone: 571704 Headteacher: Ms J Walden Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Good

22 January 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

2007

110

2008

102

2009

154

Catchment Out of area area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 1.069 miles

Alvaston Community Junior School - Enhanced Resource School

Admissions Limit: 90

Elvaston Lane, Alvaston, Derby DE24 0PU Telephone: 571321 Headteacher: Ms S Penglase Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Good

5 December 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment Out of area area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

109

2008

149

2009

103

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 4 miles

Arboretum Primary School - Enhanced Resource School

Admissions Limit: 45

Corden Street, Derby DE23 8GP Telephone: 291140 Headteacher: Ms A Cruickshank Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Excellent

5 February 2009

Contact the school

No specialist supplier

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

2008

2009

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 0.309 miles

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Community Schools Ash Croft Primary

Admissions Limit: 40

Deep Dale Lane, Sinfin, Derby DE24 3HF Telephone: 764160 Headteacher: Mrs P Brown Session times: 8.55 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Good

16 January 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

2008

2009

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 7.601 miles

Ashgate Primary School

Admissions Limit: 45

Ashbourne Road, Derby DE22 3FS Telephone: 343928 Headteacher: Ms M Lammond (Acting) Session times: 8.45 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Limited Access

8 January 2007

Contact the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 2.85 miles

Asterdale Primary School

Admissions Limit: 30

Borrowash Road, Spondon, Derby DE21 7PH Telephone: 662323 Headteacher: Mr C Perry Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Good

17 October 2007

Contact the school

Morleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s School Outfitters, Chaddesden

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

2008

2009

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 2.809 miles

Beaufort Community Primary School

Admissions Limit: 45

Hampshire Road, Derby DE21 6BT Telephone: 347275 Headteacher: Ms C Dewberry Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

3-11

Limited Access

Number of Nursery Places 52

Last Ofsted Report Open Evening Where is uniform available from? Date 5 July 2007 Contact the school From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

2008

2009

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 0.564 miles

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Community Schools Becket Primary School

Admissions Limit: 30

Monk Street, Derby DE22 3QB Telephone: 347595 Headteacher: Mrs S James Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Good

26 April 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

2007

2008

2009

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 0.5 miles

Borrow Wood Infant and Nursery School

Admissions Limit: 60

Arundel Drive, Spondon, Derby DE21 7QW Telephone: 663937 Headteacher: Mrs H Hough (Acting) Session times: 9.15 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Good

11 October 2006

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

2007

2008

2009

Consulting to merge with Borrow Wood Junior School

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 6 miles

Borrow Wood Junior School

Admissions Limit: 70

Arundel Drive, Spondon, Derby DE21 7QW Telephone: 662826 Headteacher: Ms H Hough Session times: 9.15 - 3.35pm Age Wheelchair Access Range 7-11

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

27 March 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

Good

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

2007

2008

2009

Consulting to merge with Borrow Wood Infant School

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 5.313 miles

Boulton Primary School

Admissions Limit: 50

Wyndham Street, Alvaston, Derby DE24 0EP Telephone: 571153 Headteacher: Mrs R Keogh Session times: 8.50 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

3-11

Good

11 March 09

Contact the school

Where is uniform available Does the school maintain a waiting list after from? the Autumn term? From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

2008

2009

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 0.728 miles

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Community Schools Brackensdale Infant School - Enhanced Resource School

Admissions Limit: 60

Walthamstow Drive, Derby DE22 4BS Telephone: 348314 Headteacher: Mrs D Reddish Session times: 8.55 - 3.10pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Good

9 October 2006

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 3.134 miles

Brackensdale Junior School - Enhanced Resource School

Admissions Limit: 60

Walthamstow Drive, Derby DE22 4BS Telephone: 341171 Headteacher: Mr D Hall Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

7-11

Good

12 June 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 3.875 miles

Breadsall Hill Top Infant

Admissions Limit: 60

St Andrewâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s View, Derby DE21 4ET Telephone: 345131 Headteacher: Ms R King Session times: 8.55 - 3.25pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

3-7

Limited Access

Number of Nursery Places 26

Last Ofsted Report Date 16 September 2008

Open Evening Contact the school

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

2008

2009

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 0.911 miles

Breadsall Hill Top Junior

Admissions Limit: 60

St Andrews View, Derby DE21 4ET Telephone: 341451 Headteacher: Mr J Pierce Session times: 9 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Good

9 November 2006

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

2008

2009

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 11.128 miles

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Community Schools Brookfield Primary School

Admissions Limit: 30

The Hollow, Mickleover, Derby DE3 0BW Telephone: 516459 Headteacher: Mr J Gallimore Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Good

18 June 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

2008

2009

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 2.13 miles

Carlyle Infant School

Admissions Limit: 60

Carlisle Avenue, Littleover, Derby DE23 3ES Telephone: 760369 Headteacher: Mrs R Sutton Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Good

20 March 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

2007

125

2008

145

2009

125

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 1.624 miles

Cavendish Close Infant School

Admissions Limit: 90

Wood Road, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 4LY Telephone: 662239 Headteacher: Mrs J Brandon Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Limited Access

26 September 2006

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

100

2008

123

2009

131

Furthest distance offered: 1.157 miles

Cavendish Close Junior School

Admissions Limit: 90

Deborah Drive, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 4RJ Telephone: 672338 Headteacher: Ms C Cunningham Session times: 8.50 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Good

2 July 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

100

102

2008

100

101

2009

Furthest distance offered: 1.581 miles

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Community Schools Admissions Limit: 60

Chaddesden Park Infant School

Tennessee Road, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 6LF Telephone: 673533 Headteacher: Ms H Smith Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

3-7

Good

Number of Nursery Places 26

Last Ofsted Report Date 12 September 2006

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Contact the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of limit applications 76

Offers

SEN

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment Out of area Out of area siblings area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 1.911 miles

Chaddesden Park Junior School

Admissions Limit: 60

Tennessee Road, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 6LF Telephone: 662115 Headteacher: Mr M Grimmett Session times: 8.50 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

7-11

Good

27 January 2009

Contact the school

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment Out of area area siblings

Out of Allocated Applications area refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed 0

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 2.882 miles

Chellaston Infant School

Admissions Limit: 120

School Lane, Chellaston, Derby DE73 6TA Telephone: 700298 Headteacher: Ms F McLaughlin Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

5-7

Good

8 March 2007

Contact the school

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment area siblings area

Out of area siblings

Out of area

Allocated

Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed 0

2007

120

181

119

2008

120

187

120

2009

120

198

120

Furthest distance offered: 0.936 miles

Cherry Tree Hill Infant School

Admissions Limit: 65

Lime Grove, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 6WL Telephone: 673520 Headteacher: Ms K Mayer Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

3-7

Good

Number of Nursery Places 26

Last Ofsted Report Date 7 March 2007

Open Evening Contact the school

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of limit applications

Offers

SEN

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment area siblings area

Out of area siblings

Out of area

Allocated

Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

110

2008

116

2009

114

Consulting to merge with Cherry Tree Junior School

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Furthest distance offered: 3.652 miles

Community Schools Admissions Limit: 65

Cherry Tree Junior School

Sunny Grove, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 6WJ Telephone: 673516 Headteacher: Mr R Wood Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

7-11

Excellent

13 February 2008

None

Morleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Outfitters, Nottingham Road

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN Children limit applications looked after

Catchment Catchment area siblings area

Out of area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused 0

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Consulting to merge with Cherry Tree Infant School

Appeals lodged

Furthest distance offered: 2.419 miles

Dale Community Primary School

Admissions Limit at KS1: 75 KS2:81

Porter Road, Derby DE23 6NN Telephone: 760070 Headteacher: Mrs L Sullivan Session times: 8.50 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

5-11

Good

26 February 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions limit

Number of applications

Offers SEN

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

106

2008

103

2009

136

Furthest distance offered: 0.296 miles

Derwent Community School

Admissions Limit: 30

St Markâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Road, Derby DE21 6AH Telephone: 346222 Headteacher: Ms F Glaze Session times: 8.50 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

3-11

Excellent

Number of Nursery Places 39

Last Ofsted Report Open Evening Date 30 June 2009 Contact the school

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment area siblings area

Out of area siblings

Out of area

Allocated

Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 1.742 miles

Firs Estate Primary School

Admissions Limit: 45

Raven Street, Derby DE22 3WA Telephone: 346230 Headteacher: Mrs C Moore Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range 3-11

Wheelchair Access Good

Number of Nursery Places 39

Last Ofsted Report Open Evening Date 28 April 2008 Contact the school

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment Out of area area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 0.537 miles

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Community Schools Gayton Community Junior

Admissions Limit: 90

Gayton Avenue, Littleover, Derby DE23 1GA Telephone: 760372 Headteacher: Mrs S A Wilson / Mr R Averis (Acting) Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

7-11

Excellent

7 June 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

121

2008

115

2009

Furthest distance offered: 1.605 miles

Grampian Primary School

Admissions Limit: 30

Grampian Way, Sinfin, Derby DE24 9LU Telephone: 765546 Headteacher: Mr C Perkins Session times: 9 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

3-11

Good

Number of Nursery Places 26

Last Ofsted Report Date 2 May 2007

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Contact the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN Children Catchment limit applications looked after area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 0.795 miles

Griffe Field Primary School

Admissions Limit: 60

Grosvenor Drive, Heatherton Village, Derby DE23 7UQ Telephone: 515718 Headteacher: Miss K MacRae Session times: 9 - 3.30pm Age Range

Number of Nursery Places 26

3-11

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

5 October 2006

Contact the school

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area area siblings area siblings

Out of area

Allocated

Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 1.208 miles

Hardwick Primary School

Admissions Limit at KS1: 60 KS2: 90

Dover Street, Derby DE23 6QP Telephone: 272249 Headteacher: Mrs S Sehmbi Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

3-11

Excellent

Last Ofsted Report Date 23 June 2009

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Contact the school

Badge available from the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Number of Offers SEN Children Catchment Catchment limit applications looked after area siblings area

Out of area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed 0

2007 Reception

154

2007 Year 3

2008 Reception

153

2008 Year 3

2009 Reception

175

2009 Year 3

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Community Schools Homefields Primary School

Admissions Limit: 30

Parkway, Chellaston, Derby DE73 1NY Telephone: 691351 Headteacher: Mrs J King Session times: 9 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

3-11

Excellent

Last Ofsted Report Date 11 January 2007

Open Evening

Where is uniform available Does the school maintain a waiting list from? after the Autumn term? From the school Yes

Contact the school OFFERS

Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN Children limit applications looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area siblings

Out of Allocated Applications area refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

101

2008

106

2009

125

Furthest distance offered: 0.149 miles

Lakeside Community Primary School

Admissions Limit: 50

London Road, Wilmorton, Derby, DE24 8UZ Telephone: 571485 Headteacher: Mr S Emsley Session times: 8.45 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

3-11

Excellent

Last Ofsted Report Date 27 November 2007

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from? From the school

Contact the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN Children Catchment applications looked after area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area siblings

Out of area

Allocated Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 0.982 miles

Lawn Primary School

Admissions Limit: 60

Norbury Close, Allestree, Derby DE22 2QR Telephone: 550178 Headteacher: Mrs P Bennett Session times: 8.55- 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

5-11

Limited Access

8 October 2008

Contact the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN Children limit applications looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment Out of area Out of Allocated Applications area siblings area refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

115

2008

154

2009

103

Furthest distance offered: 5.265 miles

Markeaton Primary School - Enhanced Resource School

Admissions Limit: 45

Newtonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Walk, Bromley Street, Derby DE22 1HL Telephone: 347374 Headteacher: Mrs C McGarey Session times: 8.55 - 3.25pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

5-11

Limited Access

3 October 2007

Contact the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions limit

Number of Offers SEN applications

Children looked after

Catchment Catchment Out of area Out of area siblings area siblings area

Allocated

Applications refused

Appeals lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 1.49 miles

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Map of schools in Derby V Portway Infant V Portway Junior

Key Primary Schools

Walter Evans CE (VA) Primary

Nursery Schools

Lawn PrimaryV

Special Schools

St Mary's Catholic Primary

Community - Derby City Council is the admission authority for these schools

V Markeaton Primary Whitecross Nursery

Reigate Primary

Foundation - The governors of the schools are the admission authority

Brackensdale InfantV Brackensdale JuniorV

Central Nursery Ashgate PrimaryV

Ashgate Nursery

Voluntary aided - VA - The governors of the school are the admission authority

+C V

Becket Primary

On the map all schools are Community unless otherwise indicated.

Ravensdale Junior Ravensdale Infant VV

St Joseph's VSt Jame VCatholic Primary VR Bishop Lonsdale CE (VA)Primary VS V

Firs Estate PrimaryV

VSilverhill Primary V Mickleover Primary

Brookfield Primary

Stonehill Nursery+ St Chad's CE (VC) Nursery and Infant V Arboretum Dale V Hardwick Prim V Community Primary V + St Peter's CE (VA) Junior Walbrook Nursery V Pear Tr V Harrington Nursery+ Pear Tree

V Wren Park Primary

Carlyle Infant

V Ivy House St George's Catholic PrimaryV Griffe Field Primary V Ridgeway Infant V

Gayton Community Junior

Lord Street Comm

Alle Prim Sinfin Primary V

V Grampian Primary Redwood Infant

VV Redwood Junior

V Ash Croft Primary

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Park view Primary V

Breadsall Hill Top InfantV Breadsall Hill Top Junior V St Giles' V Roe Farm Primary

Beaufort Cavendish Close InfantV Community Primary Cavendish Close JuniorV Derwent Community

Lees Brook Community Sports College

VChaddesden Park Infant V Chaddesden Park Junior

VSt Alban's Catholic Primary Cherry Tree Hill Infant Cherry Tree Hill JuniorVV Meadow Farm Community Primary

Castle Nusery

Springfield Primary

St Werburgh's V CE (VA) Primary

Borrow Wood Infant

Borrow Wood Junior

es CE (VA) Infant

Asterdale Primary

Rosehill Infant St James CE (VA) Junior

m Primary ary

V Lakeside Community

ree Infant e Community Junior St John Fisher

V Catholic Primary

Nightingale Junior VVNightingale Infant

Alvaston Infant and Nursery VVAlvaston Junior Boulton V Primary Community Moorhead Primary V Oakwood Infant V VOakwood Junior

munity Nursery +

nton Community V mary

Shelton Infant V

Shelton Junior (foundation)

Chellaston Junior (foundation)

Chellaston Infant V V

Homefields Primary

Reproduced from the Ordnance Survey mapping with the permission of the Controller of Her Majesty’s Stationary Office. © Crown Copyright. Unauthorised reproduction infringes Crown copyright and may lead to prosecution or civil proceedings. Derby City Council Licence No. 100024913 (2006)

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Community Schools Meadow Farm Community Primary School

Admissions Limit: 30

Foyle Avenue, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 6TZ Telephone: 01332 662631 Headteacher: Mrs C Morgan Session times: 9 - 3.15pm Age Range Wheelchair Access

3-11

Number of Nursery Places

Good

Last Ofsted Report Date 3 Feb 2009

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Contact the school

Morleyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s School Outfitters, Chaddesden

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 1.928 miles

Mickleover Primary School

Admissions Limit: 55

Vicarage Road, Mickleover, Derby DE3 OEY Telephone: 01332 514052 Headteacher: Ms L Gerver Session times: 8.55 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

5-11

Good

18 Nov 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 4.808 miles

Moorhead Primary School

Admissions Limit: 40

Brackens Lane, Alvaston, Derby DE24 0AN Telephone: 571162 Headteacher: Ms M Rogers Session times: 8.50 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

5-11

Limited Access

5 Mar 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 4.257 miles

Nightingale Infant School

Admissions Limit: 80

Amber Street, Derby DE24 8FT Telephone: 348356 Headteacher: Mrs J Toombs Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range 3-7

Wheelchair Access Limited Access

Number of Nursery Places 52

Last Ofsted Report Date 16 Oct 2006

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Consulting to merge with Nightingale Junior School

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Furthest distance offered: 0.569 miles

Community Schools Nightingale Junior School

Admissions Limit: 90

Nightingale Road, Derby DE24 8BH Telephone: 345707 Headteacher: Mr J Allnutt (Acting) Session times: 8.45 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

7-11

Good

10 September 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Consulting to merge with Nightingale Infant School

Furthest distance offered: 0.806 miles

Oakwood Infant School

Admissions Limit: 90

Waldene Drive, Alvaston, Derby DE24 0GZ Telephone: 574192 Headteacher: Mrs J Carter Session times: 8.55 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access Good

3-7

Number of Nursery Places 39

Last Ofsted Report Date 15 November 2006

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

115

2008

137

0 0

2009

158

Furthest distance offered: 0.596 miles

Oakwood Junior School

Admissions Limit: 90

Holbrook Road, Alvaston, Derby DE24 0DD Telephone: 571231 Headteacher: Ms N Elks Session times: 8.55 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

7-11

Good

29 January 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

2007

2008

101

2009

109

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 3.359 miles

Parkview Primary School

Admissions Limit: 30

Springwood Drive, Oakwood, Derby, DE21 2RQ Telephone: 835439 Headteacher: Ms J Calladine Session times: 9 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access Excellent

3-11

Number of Nursery Places 26

Last Ofsted Report Date 2 November 2006

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

101

Furthest distance offered: 0.259 miles

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Community Schools Pear Tree Infant School

Admissions Limit: 90

Pear Tree Street, Derby DE23 8PN Telephone: 767244 Headteacher: Mrs K Clarke Session times: 8.55 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

5-7

Good

10 October 2006

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

2007

2008

100

2009

141

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 1.007 miles

Pear Tree Community Junior School

Admissions Limit: 90

Pear Tree Street, Derby DE23 8PN Telephone: 760610 Headteacher: Ms M Oldershaw Session times: 8.50 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access Good

7-11

Value Added (KS1-KS2)* 99.3

Last Ofsted Report Date 10 March 2008

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Contact the school

From the school

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term? Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

2007

2008

126

2009

108

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 1.889 miles

Portway Infant School

Admission Limit: 80

Woodlands Road, Allestree, Derby DE22 2HE Telephone: 550702 Headteacher: Miss C Walker Session times: 9 - 3.25pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-7

Good

23 September 2008

Contact the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

108

2008

152

2009

137

Furthest distance offered: 5.528 miles

Portway Junior School

Admission Limit: 80

Robincroft Road, Allestree, Derby DE22 2GL Telephone: 550113 Headteacher: Ms F Marks (Acting) Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Good

8 February 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 3.598 miles

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Community Schools Ravensdale Infant School

Admission Limit: 75

Devonshire Drive, Mickleover, Derby DE3 9EY Telephone: 513862 Headteacher: Ms C Adams Session times: 8.55 - 3.25pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Good

1 December 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

102

Furthest distance offered: 2.76 miles

Ravensdale Junior School

Admission Limit: 75

Devonshire Drive, Mickleover, Derby DE3 9EY Telephone: 512373 Headteacher: Ms P Martin Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Good

24 June 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area 8

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 2.787 miles

Redwood Infant School

Admission Limit: 75

Redwood Road, Sinfin, Derby DE24 9PG Telephone: 767443 Headteacher: Ms L Austin Session times: 9 - 3.10pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Good

13 February 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications 76

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area 4

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

112

Furthest distance offered: 0.421 miles

Redwood Junior School

Admission Limit: 75

Redwood Road, Sinfin, Derby DE24 9PG Telephone: 771587 Headteacher: Mr J Booth Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Good

30 April 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 1.914 miles

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Community Schools Admission Limit: 60

Reigate Primary School - Enhanced Resource School

Reigate Drive, Mackworth, Derby DE22 4EQ Telephone: 298969 Headteacher: Ms N Mardlin Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Limited Access

10 March 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area 7

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 4.61 miles

Ridgeway Infant School

Admission Limit: 90

Uplands Avenue, Littleover, Derby,DE23 1GG Telephone: 760770 Headteacher: Mr P Rose Session times: 8.55 - 3.25pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-7

Good

7 February 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

117

2008

127

2009

127

Furthest distance offered: 3.15 miles

Roe Farm Primary School

Admission Limit: 45

Worcester Crescent, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 4HG Telephone: 346310 Headteacher: Mrs K Williams Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Limited Access

24 March 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 0.502 miles

Rosehill Infant and Nursery School

Admission Limit: 50

Reginald Street DE23 8FQ Telephone: 347373 Headteacher: Ms L Darby (Acting) Session times: 8.55 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Limited Access

29 April 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 0.51 miles

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Community Schools Shelton Infant School

Admission Limit: 70

Carlton Avenue, Shelton Lock, Derby DE24 9EJ Telephone: 700353 Headteacher: Mr A Leigh Session times: 9 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Good

11 October 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged 0

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

106

2009

100

Furthest distance offered: 1.914 miles

Silverhill Primary School

Admission Limit: 52

Draycott Drive, Mickleover, Derby DE3 0QE Telephone: 511138 Headteacher: Ms K Nash Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Good

20 November 2008

Contact the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 9.131 miles

Sinfin Primary School

Admission Limit: 20

Sheridan Street, Sinfin, Derby DE24 9HG Telephone: 771370 Headteacher: Mr J Crawford Session times: 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Excellent

9 June 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area 7

Out of area Out of siblings area 1

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged 0

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 1.209 miles

Springfield Primary School

Admission Limit: 30

West Road, Spondon, Derby DE21 7AB Telephone: 673846 Headteacher: Mr D Blackwell Session times: 9 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Limited Access

16 March 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

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Community Schools Village Primary School

Admission Limit: 75

155 Village Street, Derby DE23 8DF Telephone: 766492 Headteacher: Ms J Green Session times: 8.50 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Excellent

N/A

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2008

2009

121

Furthest distance offered: 0.810 miles

Wren Park Primary School

Admission Limit: 54

Jackson Avenue, Mickleover, Derby DE3 9AY Telephone: 512732 Headteacher: Mr A Buckley Session times: 9 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Good

8 November 2006

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

2007

2008

2009

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged 0

Appeals allowed

Furthest distance offered: 0.984 miles

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Voluntary Controlled School St Chadâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Church of England (Controlled) Nursery and Infant

Admission Limit: 40

Gordon Road, Derby DE23 6WR Telephone: 345997 Headteacher: Mrs M Bull Session times: 8.50 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Good

25 March 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged

Appeals allowed

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 0.606 miles

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Voluntary Aided Schools Bishop Lonsdale Church of England (Aided) Primary School and Nursery

Admission Limit: 30

St Alban’s Road, Derby DE22 3HH Telephone: 344795 Headteacher: Mr S Stafford Session times: 9 - 3.25pm - KS1 9 - 3.30pm - KS2 Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Excellent

30 Jan 2007

Contact the school

From the school

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

Cat 1

Cat 2

Cat 3

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Cat 7

Cat 8

Cat 9

Applications refused

Number of Appeals Allowed

2007

Contact school

2008

2009

Contact the school 0

0 0

Contact the school 1

Contact school

Furthest distance offered: 2.266 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

Children who are looked after - this includes children in children’s homes and children with foster families Children who already have brothers or sisters in the school at the time of admission. Children of regular worshippers at the Parish Church of St Luke who live within the parish Children of regular worshippers at the Parish Church of St Luke who live outside the parish Children of regular worshippers at other parish churches where the parish has no church-aided school. Children of regular worshippers of other Christian denominations who live within the Parish of St Luke - as defined by the Council of Churches for Britain and Ireland 7. Children of regular worshippers of other faiths who live within the Parish of St Luke 8. Children who live within the Parish of St Luke 9. All other children. Supplementary Information Form required. Tiebreaker for applications of equal strength: the child living nearest to the school, measured by a straight line to the entrance gates, using the Council’s measuring system. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parent’s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address. Regular worshippers have attended acts of worship at their place of worship at least once a month for 12 months or more.

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Voluntary Aided Schools St James’ Church of England (Aided) Infant and Nursery

Leonard Street, Derby DE23 8EG Telephone: 363091 Headteacher: Mr I Bell Session times: 9 - 3pm

Admission Limit: 30

Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-7

Limited Access

15 March 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

2007

2008

2009

Cat 1

Cat 2

Cat 3

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Contact the school Contact the school

Applications Refused

Number of Appeals

Contact school

Contact the school

Contact the school 2

Furthest distance offered: 1.462 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria 1. Children looked after by a Local Authority in accordance with Section 22(1) of the Children Act 1989 will be offered places first. This includes children in children’s homes and children with foster families. 2. Siblings of children already at the school to which an application is being made and who will still be at that school at the time of admission of the sibling. 3. Children of parents who wish their child to have a Church of England school education. i. Priority will be given to children whose parents / carers live in the catchment area of the school and where a parent has attended at least once a month for the twelve months prior to the date of application, a church which is a member of ‘Churches Together in England’ and which is within a radius of 1.5 miles from the school. A priest or minister of religion representing the church must confirm this in writing by signing the Supplementary Information form in the space provided. ii. Second priority will be given to children whose parents / carers live in the catchment area of the school and where a parent has attended at least once a month for the twelve months prior to the date of application, a church which is a member of ‘Churches Together in England’. A priest or minister of religion representing the church must confirm this in writing by signing the Supplementary Information form in the space provided. iii. Third priority will be given to children whose parents / carers who do not live in the catchment area of the school and where a parent has attended at least once a month for the twelve months prior to the date of application, a church which is a member of ‘Churches Together in England’ which is within a radius of 1.5 miles from the school. A priest or minister of religion representing the church must confirm this in writing by signing the Supplementary Information form in the space provided. iv. Fourth priority will be given to children whose parents / carers who do not live in the catchment area of the school and where a parent has attended at least once a month for the twelve months prior to the date of application, a church which is a member of ‘Churches Together in England’. A priest or minister of religion representing the church must confirm this in writing by signing the Supplementary Information form in the space provided. 4. Children whose parents / carers live in the catchment area of the school will next be considered for any remaining places. 5. Other children will then be considered for places should these be available. Supplementary Information Form required. Tiebreaker for applications of equal strength: The line will be measured from the home address to the school using the National Ordnance Survey set points with those closest to the school having priority. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parent’s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address.

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Voluntary Aided Schools St James’ Church of England (Aided) Junior School

Admission Limit: 75

Reginald Street, Derby DE23 8FQ Telephone: 340628 Headteacher: Mr I Bell Session times: 9 - 3.25pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Limited Access

12 May 2008

Contact the school

No official supplier

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

2007

2008

2009

Offers

Cat 1

Cat 2

Cat 3

Cat 4

Cat 5

Applications Refused

Appeals

Contact the school

Furthest distance offered: 1.422 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria 1. Children looked after by a Local Authority in accordance with Section 22(1) of the Children Act 1989 will be offered places first. This includes children in children’s homes and children with foster families. 2. Siblings of children already at the school to which an application is being made and who will still be at that school at the time of admission of the sibling. 3. Children of parents who wish their child to have a Church of England school education. i. Priority will be given to children whose parents / carers live in the catchment area of the school and where a parent has attended at least once a month for the twelve months prior to the date of application, a church which is a member of ‘Churches Together in England’ and which is within a radius of 1.5 miles from the school. A priest or minister of religion representing the church must confirm this in writing by signing the Supplementary Information form in the space provided. ii. Second priority will be given to children whose parents / carers live in the catchment area of the school and where a apparent has attended at least once a month for the twelve months prior to the date of application, a church which is a member of ‘Churches Together in England’. A priest or minister of religion representing the church must confirm this in writing by signing the Supplementary Information form in the space provided. iii. Third priority will be given to children whose parents / carers who do not live in the catchment area of the school and where a a parent has attended at least once a month for the twelve months prior to the date of application, a church which is a member of ‘Churches Together in England’ which is within a radius of 1.5 miles from the school. A priest or minister of religion representing the church must confirm this in writing by signing the Supplementary Information form in the space provided. iv. Fourth priority will be given to children whose parents / carers who do not live in the catchment area of the school and where a parent has attended at least once a month for the twelve months prior to the date of application, a church which is a member of ‘Churches Together in England’. A priest or minister of religion representing the church must confirm this in writing by signing the Supplementary Information form in the space provided. 4. Children whose parents / carers live in the catchment area of the school will next be considered for any remaining places. 5. Other children will then be considered for places should these be available. Supplementary Information Form required. Tiebreaker for applications of equal strength: The line will be measured from the home address to the school using the National Ordnance Survey set points with those closest to the school having priority. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parent’s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address.

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Voluntary Aided Schools St Peter’s Church of England (Aided) Junior School

Admission Limit: 64

Thornhill Road, Littleover, Derby DE23 6FZ Telephone: 767158 Headteacher: Mrs A Woodhouse Session times: 8.50 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Limited Access

30 January 2007

Contact the school

National Schoolwear Shop

Until 31 Jan

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

2007

2008

2009

Cat 1

Cat 2

Cat 3

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Cat 7

Applications Refused

Contact the school Contact the school 1

Furthest distance offered: 1.992 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria 1. Children who, at the time of admission, are in public care 2. a) Children of regular worshippers* at the Parish Church of St. Peter who live within the parish b) Children of regular worshippers* at the Parish Church of St. Peter who live outside the parish c) Children of regular worshippers* at other Parish Churches where the church has no churchaided schools d) Children of regular worshippers* of other Christian denominations who live within St Peter’s Parish, as defined by the Churches Together for Britain and Ireland. 3. Children who have a brother or sister attending the school in years 3 to 5 at the time of admission 4. Children of parents who reside in the Parish of St Peter’s. Littleover 5. Children of parents not resident in the Parish, but who are attending Carlyle Infant School as the main feeder school of St Peter’s 6. Children of parents not resident in the parish of St Peter’s 7. All other children. Supplementary Information Form required. Tiebreaker for applications of equal strength: the child living nearest to the school, measured by a straight line, using the councils measuring system. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parent’s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address.

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Voluntary Aided Schools St Werburgh’s Church of England (Aided) Primary School

Admission Limit: 45

Church Street, Spondon, Derby DE21 7LL Telephone: 673827 Headteacher: Ms G Zelynskyj Session times: 8.55 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Good

29 January 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

2007

2008

2009

Cat 1

Cat 2

Cat 3

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Cat 7

Applications Refused

Number of Appeals

Contact school

Contact the school Contact the school 0

Furthest distance offered: 3.023 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria 1. Looked after children 2. Children who have brothers or sisters in the school at the time of admission 3. Children of regular worshippers at a Parish Church of St Werburgh’s, supported by a letter from the Parish Priest or a church warden 4. Children whose parents are regular worshippers at another Anglican Parish Church supported by a letter from the Parish Priest or a church warden 5. Children of regular worshippers of a christian church, recognised as a member of ‘Churches Together in England’ supported by a letter from the Priest or minister concerned 6. Children who live within the Parish of St Werburgh’s 7. Other children. Supplementary Information Form required. Tiebreaker for applications of equal strength: child living nearest the school, measured by a straight line, using the councils measuring system. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parent’s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address.

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Voluntary Aided Schools Walter Evans Church of England (Aided) Primary School

Admission Limit: 43

Darley Abbey Drive, Darley Abbey, Derby DE22 1EF Telephone: 557139 Headteacher: Mrs H Simmons Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Good

10 Dec 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Contact the school

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

2007

2008

2009

Cat 1

Cat 2

Cat 3

Applications Refused

Appeals

Contact the school

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Furthest distance offered: 2.810 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria 1. Children who are looked after, in the care of or accommodated by, Derby City Council or another local authority 2. Children who have a brother or sister attending the school at the time of their admission 3. Children living within the ecclesiastical Parish of St Matthew’s, Darley Abbey. 4. Children whose parents attend worship at least once a month at St Matthew’s Church, Darley Abbey or St Edmund’s Church, Allestree for a minimum of 12 months prior to date of application. A priest or minister representing one of the two churches, must confirm this by signing the school’s own Supplementary Information Form in the space provided 5. Other children whose parents have requested a place 6. Children whose parents did not request a place before the deadline. Supplementary Information Form required. Tiebreaker for applications of equal strength: children living nearest the school bell, measured by a straight line, have priority. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parent’s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address.

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Voluntary Aided Schools St Alban’s Catholic Primary School

Admission Limit: 45

Newstead Avenue, Chaddesden, Derby DE21 6NU Telephone: 673823 Headteacher: Mr M Booton Session times: 8.55 - 3.30pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Value Added (KS1-KS2)*

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Good

98.6

12 February 2008

Contact the school

Morley’s School Outfitters, Chaddesden

Contact the school

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

Cat 1

2007

Contact the school

2008

Contact the school

2009

Cat 2

Cat 3

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Cat 7

Cat 8

Cat 9

Applications Refused

Furthest distance offered: 2.641 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria Children who have a Statement of Special Educational Needs which names the school will be admitted. This will reduce the number of places available. First priority in all categories will be given to siblings that is, children who will have brothers or sisters attending the school at the proposed time of admission. 1. Catholic children who are in the care of local authority 2. Catholic children living in the parish served by the school 3. Catholic children living outside the parish 4. Other children who are in care of a local authority 5. Children who are baptised or dedicated members of other churches which belong to Churches Together in England. 6. Other churches and those for whom no supplementary form has been received. If Categories One to Three are oversubscribed, priority (after sibling priority) will be given to children whose parents / carers have completed and returned a Mass Verification form where these have been requested. If any categories are oversubscribed, (after sibling priority) priority will be to the child living nearest the school, measured by a straight line. The line will be measured from the home address to the school using the national Ordnance Survey set points. The distance will be measured by the local authority and the data will be supplied to governors. Supplementary Information Form required. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parent’s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address.

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Voluntary Aided Schools St Georgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Catholic Primary School

Admission Limit: 51

Uplands Avenue, Littleover, Derby DE23 1GG Telephone: 766815 Headteacher: Ms P Hurd Session times: 8.45 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Limited Access

7 July 2008

Contact the school

No specific supplier

Contact the School

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

Cat 1

2007

Contact the school

2008

Contact the school

2009

Cat 2

Cat 3

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Cat 7

Cat 8

Cat 9

Applications Refused

Furthest distance offered: 2.355 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria Children who have a Statement of Special Educational Needs which names the school will be admitted. This will reduce the number of places available. First priority in all categories will be given to siblings that is, children who will have brothers or sisters attending the school at the proposed time of admission. 1. Catholic children who are in the care of local authority 2. Catholic children living in the parish served by the school 3. Catholic children living outside the parish 4. Other children who are in care of a local authority 5. Children who are baptised or dedicated members of other churches which belong to Churches Together in England. 6. Other churches and those for whom no supplementary form has been received. If Categories One to Three are oversubscribed, priority (after sibling priority) will be given to children whose parents / carers have completed and returned a Mass Verification form where these have been requested. If any categories are oversubscribed, (after sibling priority) priority will be to the child living nearest the school, measured by a straight line. The line will be measured from the home address to the school using the national Ordnance Survey set points. The distance will be measured by the local authority and the data will be supplied to governors. Supplementary Information Form required. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address

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Voluntary Aided Schools St John Fisher Catholic Primary School

Admission Limit: KS1 30, KS2 35

Alvaston Street, Alvaston, Derby DE24 0PA Telephone: 572154 Headteacher: Mr M Emery Session times: Infant 8.55 - 3.10 Junior 8.55 - 3.15pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Good

11 February 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Contact the school

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

SEN

2007 Reception

Contact school

2008 Reception

Contact school

2009 Reception

Contact school

Cat 1

Cat 2

Cat 3

Applications Refused

Number of Appeals

Contact the school

Contact school

Contact the school

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Cat 7

Furthest distance offered: 1.573 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria Children who have a Statement of Special Educational Needs which names the school will be admitted. This will reduce the number of places available. First priority in all categories will be given to siblings that is, children who will have brothers or sisters attending the school at the proposed time of admission. 1. Catholic children who are in the care of local authority 2. Catholic children living in the parish served by the school 3. Catholic children living outside the parish 4. Other children who are in care of a local authority 5. Children who are baptised or dedicated members of other churches which belong to Churches Together in England. 6. Other churches and those for whom no supplementary form has been received. If Categories One to Three are oversubscribed, priority (after sibling priority) will be given to children whose parents / carers have completed and returned a Mass Verification form where these have been requested. If any categories are oversubscribed, (after sibling priority) priority will be to the child living nearest the school, measured by a straight line. The line will be measured from the home address to the school using the national Ordnance Survey set points. The distance will be measured by the local authority and the data will be supplied to governors. Supplementary Information Form required. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address

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Voluntary Aided Schools St Josephâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Catholic Primary School

Admission Limit: 48

Mill Hill Lane, Derby DE23 6SB Telephone: 361660 Headteacher: Ms J Stannard Session times: 8.55 - 3pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

5-11

Limited Access

23 January 2007

Contact the school

From the school

Contact the school

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

2007

2008

130

2009

130

Cat 1

Cat 2

Cat 3

Applications Refused

Appeals

Contact the school

Contact school

Contact the school

Contact school

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Cat 7

Furthest distance offered: 2.940 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria Children who have a Statement of Special Educational Needs which names the school will be admitted. This will reduce the number of places available. First priority in all categories will be given to siblings that is, children who will have brothers or sisters attending the school at the proposed time of admission. 1. Catholic children who are in the care of local authority 2. Catholic children living in the parish served by the school 3. Catholic children living outside the parish 4. Other children who are in care of a local authority 5. Children who are baptised or dedicated members of other churches which belong to Churches Together in England. 6. Other churches and those for whom no supplementary form has been received. If Categories One to Three are oversubscribed, priority (after sibling priority) will be given to children whose parents / carers have completed and returned a Mass Verification form where these have been requested. If any categories are oversubscribed, (after sibling priority) priority will be to the child living nearest the school, measured by a straight line. The line will be measured from the home address to the school using the national Ordnance Survey set points. The distance will be measured by the local authority and the data will be supplied to governors. Supplementary Information Form required. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address

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Voluntary Aided Schools St Maryâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Catholic Primary School

Admission Limit: 51

Broadway, Derby DE22 1AU Telephone: 554831 Headteacher: Mrs A Greaves Session times: 8.45 - 3.10pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Number of Nursery Places

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

3-11

Excellent

27 March 2008

Contact the school

From the school

Contact the school

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

Cat 1

2007

Contact the school

2008

Contact the school

2009

Cat 2

Cat 3

Cat 4

Cat 5

Cat 6

Cat 7

Applications Refused

Furthest distance offered: 3.877 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria Children who have a Statement of Special Educational Needs which names the school will be admitted. This will reduce the number of places available. First priority in all categories will be given to siblings that is, children who will have brothers or sisters attending the school at the proposed time of admission. 1. Catholic children who are in the care of local authority 2. Catholic children living in the parish served by the school 3. Catholic children living outside the parish 4. Other children who are in care of a local authority 5. Children who are baptised or dedicated members of other churches which belong to Churches Together in England. 6. Other churches and those for whom no supplementary form has been received. If Categories One to Three are oversubscribed, priority (after sibling priority) will be given to children whose parents / carers have completed and returned a Mass Verification form where these have been requested. If any categories are oversubscribed, (after sibling priority) priority will be to the child living nearest the school, measured by a straight line. The line will be measured from the home address to the school using the national Ordnance Survey set points. The distance will be measured by the local authority and the data will be supplied to governors. Supplementary Information Form required. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address

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Foundation Schools Chellaston Junior School

Admission Limit: 120

Maple Drive, Chellaston DE73 6PZ Telephone: 701460 Headteacher: Mr J Emery Session times: 8.55 - 3.35pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Good

22 January 2009

Contact the school

From the school

Yes

OFFERS Intake Admissions Number of Offers SEN limit applications

Children looked after

Catchment area siblings

Catchment area 70

2007

120

145

120

2008

120

135

120

2009

120

151

120

Contact the school

Out of area Out of siblings area

Allocated

Applications Appeals refused lodged 4

Appeals allowed 0

Furthest distance offered: 2.777 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria 1. Children in public care 2. Brothers or sisters of children currently attending the school, at the time of their admission, who live within the school’s catchment area 3. Children who live within the current catchment area served by the school 4. Brothers and sisters of children still attending the school at the time of their admission, but not living within the schools catchment area 5. Children who are not living within the school’s catchment area. Priority will be given to children who attended Chellaston Infant School. Tiebreaker for applications of equal strength: Child living nearest the school, measured by a straight line, using the council’s measuring system. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parent’s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address.

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Foundation Schools Shelton Junior

Admission Limit: 75

Carlton Avenue, Shelton Lock, Derby DE24 9EJ Telephone: 701212 Headteacher: Mr S Jones Session times: 8.55 - 3.20pm Age Range

Wheelchair Access

Last Ofsted Report Date

Open Evening

Where is uniform available from?

Does the school maintain a waiting list after the Autumn term?

7-11

Good

8 May 2008

Contact the school

From the school

OFFERS Intake

Admissions Limit

Number of applications

Offers

SEN

Children Looked After

Siblings

Catchment Area

Out of Area

Allocated

Applications refused

2007

2008

2009

Furthest distance offered: 4.214 miles

Over-Subscription Criteria 1. 2. 3. 4.

Children in public care Children living in the schoolâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s catchment area, as currently defined by the Council Children having a brother or sister currently attending at the time of their admission Children attending Shelton Infant School, but living outside the catchment area, as currently defined by the Council 5. Children who have medical or social grounds - provided this is supported by a written statement of evidence from a doctor, social worker or educational welfare officer at the time of the original application 6. Other children on the basis of proximity to school front entrance with those living nearer, measured by a straight line given priority. Tiebreaker for applications of equal strength: distance from school in a straight line using the councils measuring system. Note: A brother or sister is classed as having one or both natural parents in common, are related by parentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s marriage or are adopted or fostered. A brother or sister must be living at the same address.

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Special Schools Name and Address of School Ivy House School Moorway Lane, Littleover, Derby DE23 7FS Telephone: 777920 St Giles Hampshire Road, Derby DE21 6BT Telephone: 343039

Age Range

Head Teacher

Wheelchair Access

2 - 19 years

Mrs P Sillitoe

Good

5 - 11 years

Mrs P Sillitoe (Acting)

Good

Nursery Schools As well as the nursery schools, we list and show a number of schools in the primary school list that have nursery units. The number of places that we show in nursery schools and units refers to full-time equivalent places. We give a full list of voluntary, private and independent nursery providers.

Name and Address of School Ashgate Nursery 18 Stepping Lane, Derby DE1 1GJ Telephone: 371769 Castle Nursery Copeland Street, Derby DE1 2PU Telephone: 347388 Central Community Nursery Nuns Street, Derby DE1 3LR Telephone: 342647 Harrington Nursery Harrington Street, Derby DE23 8PE Telephone: 769821 Lord Street Community Nursery Lord Street, Allenton, Derby DE24 9AX Telephone: 349363 Stonehill Nursery Stonehill Road, Derby DE23 6TJ Telephone: 341636 Walbrook Nursery Middleton Street, Derby DE23 8QJ Telephone: 772434 Whitecross Nursery Watson Street, Derby DE1 3PJ Telephone: 371876

Number of places

Head Teacher

Wheelchair Access

Ms L Richardson (Acting)

Good

Mrs K Mayer

Good

Ms C Cossor

Good

Ms W Coleboune Good

Ms C McCrone

Good

Mrs P Geary

Limited Access

Mrs K Clarke (Acting)

Limited Access

Ms J Mitchell

Limited Access

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Voluntary, Private or Independent Nursery Providers Please contact the providers to find out whether there is a funded place available for your child. Address

Phone

ACE Nursery Grange Avenue, Derby DE23 8DH Tracy Blackburn - Manager

01332 774255

An-Noor Nursery Whittaker Street, Derby DE23 8FB Ms Asia Yasin

01332 341232

Boulton Lane Pre-School Playgroup Boulton Lane Park Community Centre, Boulton Lane, Derby Mrs Hollis Bramble Brook Playgroup St. John Church, Devonshire Drive, Mickleover, Derby Ms Ruth Bates Busy Bees Pre-school Playgroup, 73rd Scout Group, Scout Hall, Woodlands Road, Allestree Lisa Brady - Leader Busy Bees Day Nursery Private Day Nursery, Hollybrook Way, Heatherton Village, Littleover, Derby Mrs Catherine Bailey Carlton Private Nursery Maxwell Avenue, Allestree Ms Laura Woodfine Childâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Play Private Day Nursery Morley Hall Preparatory School, Hill House, Morley Road, Oakwood, Derby Rachel Bowater - Proprietor Chuckles Playgroup Pre-school Playgroup Keldholme Lane Community Centre, Alvaston Diane Rowley - Supervisor Cottage Private Day Nursery (The) 76 - 78 Bedford Street Sally Ann Coussins - Manager Cottage Private Day Nursery Private Day Nursery Huffen Heath, Uttoxeter Road, Mickleover, Derby Nicky Strange - Manager Cottage Private Day Nursery 55 Bedford Street Sally Ann Coussins - Manager

01332 573858

07947 896235

07882145051

01332 518888

01332 366223

01332 662175

01332 756918

01332 346500

01332 515100

01332 346500

Address Derby High School Independent School, Hillsway, Littleover Mr C Callaghan - Head teacher Derby Montessori School Pre-school Playgroup 296 Uttoxeter New Road Kittie Methuen-Jones Owner/Principal Derwent Stepping Stones Nursery Community Day Nursery St Marks Road, Chaddesden Ms Janet Holland - Centre Manager Discovery Day Nursery Private Day Nursery 105 Uttoxeter New Road Michelle Hatfield - Owner Elvaston Lane Playgroup Pre-school Playgroup The Church Hall, Elvaston Lane Linda King - Supervisor Emmanuel School Independent School, Juniper Lodge, 43 Kedleston Road Andy Townsend - Head teacher Field Lane Playgroup Pre-school Playgroup Field Lane Community Centre, Field Lane, Alvaston Donna Hemmings - Supervisor First Friends Private Day Nursery 141 Chaddesden Park Road, Chaddesden Mrs Sharon Harrison - Proprietor First Steps (SureStart) 60 Cockayne Street North, Allenton Ms Katy Kalis Homelands Nursery (SureStart) Sunnyhill, Browning Street Viv Shaw - Manager Horwood Avenue Pre-School Pre-school Playgroup Derby New Church, Horwood Avenue, Littleover Sue Robson - Supervisor Jack N Jill Private Day Nursery Private Day Nursery 130 Green Lane Vicki Pritchard - Owner

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Phone 01332 514267

01332 346333

01332 372245

01332 749052

01332 574788

01332 340505

01332 571699

01332 677660

01332 717690

01332 718841

0780 3865039

01332 382364

Address King George V Pre School Pre-school Playgroup Scout Headquarters, 82 Brayfield Road, Littleover Beverley Moses - Supervisor Kingfisher Day Nursery Private Day Nursery 38 Chapel Street, Spondon Helen Allanson - Owner Kingfisher Day Nursery Pre-School and After School Club Springfield Primary School, West Road, Spondon Helen Allanson - Owner Kingfisher Private Day Nursery and Playgroup 135 Duffield Road, Derby Claire Homes - Owner La Petite Academy Private Day Nursery 10-12 Highfield Road, Littleover Ms Helen Latham - Manager Leapfrogs Day Nurseries Limited Private Day Nursery, Smalley Drive, Oakwood Geraldine Brown- Nursery Manager Leapfrogs Pre-School Trust Pre-school Playgroup St Peter’s Church Hall, St Peter’s Road, Chellaston Wendy May - Supervisor Little Acorns Private Day Nursery Private Day Nursery 10 Thornhill Road, Off Albany Road Sandra Shepard - Proprietor Little Learners Nursery Prince Charles Avenue, Mackworth Sally-Ann Johnston - Childcare Manager Little Poppies Playgroup The Royal British Legion, Poppyfields Drive, Mickleover Bridget Roberts Little Scholars Private Day Nursery 12 Wellesley Avenue, Sunnyhill Mrs Melanie Henshaw - Proprietor Little Scholars Private Day Nursery, 10 Austen Avenue, Littleover Melanie Henshaw - Proprietor Little Steps Pre-school Playgroup Littleover Methodist Church, Constable Drive, Littleover Trish Luxton - Supervisor

Phone

Address

Phone

01332 771378

Mary Poppins Day Nursery Private Day Nursery 30 Chain Lane, Mickleover J Rowley - Director

01332 510808

01332 669686

Mickleover Methodist Playgroup Pre-school Playgroup The Methodist Church Centre, Station Road, Mickleover Carole Bales - Supervisor

07811 756532

01332 669686

01332 344800

01332 774413

01332 544321

01332 691441

01332 346088 01332 757570 Ext 5220 or 01332 519951 Ext 5220 07789 393172

01332 271608

01332 760619

01332 368334

NACRO Osmaston Family Project Pre-school Playgroup 28-30 Varley Street, Allenton Mrs Margaret Woodbridge - Project Manager Oak House Nursery Private Day Nursery 127 Station Road, Mickleover Ann Waez Oak Tree Day Nursery Private Day Nursery 1 Reginald Road South, Chaddesden Ms Sandra Lowe - Manager Orchard Day Nursery and Nursery School Private Day Nursery 129 Derby Road, Chellaston Janet Gadsby - Manager Orchard Nursery School Private Day Nursery, 92 Derby Road, Chellaston Rachel Gilbert Orchard Nursery School Private Day Nursery 104 Derby Road, Chellaston Christine Bradley - Manager Osmaston Family Project 28-30 Varley Street, Derby DE24 8DE Mrs Margret Woodbridge Peartree Extended Services Pear Tree Community Junior School, Pear Tree Street, Derby DE23 8PN Ms Laura Bagley Play and Learn Private Day Nursery, 3 Carlton Road Yvonne Hodgetts - Owner Play Corner 60-62 Sale Street Derby DE23 8GD Mrs Rabina Khatoon Play Away Nursery 352 Uttoxeter New Road, Derby Jayne Daly - Manager

01332 384414

01332 512484

01332 674326

01332 728545

01332 703204

01332 705016

01332 384414

01332 715660

01332 204484

01332 613513

01332 362542

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Address Playdays Opportunities Group Pre-school Playgroup, 12 Edgehill, Chellaston Linda Winter - Supervisor Positive Steps Childcare Ltd 201-203 Normanton Road, Derby DE23 6US Mrs Zahida Parveen Pride Park Day Nursery Royal Scot Road, Pride Park Rachel Hill - Owner Rainbow Day Care 233 Village Street, Derby DE23 8DD Mrs Rukhsana Mirza Riverside Day Nursery Private Day Nursery David Lloyd Leisure, Riverside Way, Pride Park Way Claire Stapleton - Acting Manager Royal School for the Deaf Non-maintained Special School, Ashbourne Road Cheryll Ford - Principal Rydale Children’s Centre Private Day Nursery, Reigate Drive, Mackworth Michelle Burton - Manager Salvation Army Playgroup 24 The Slavation Army, Challaston Road, Derby DE24 9AE Ms Pauline Eacott

Phone 01332 690583

01332 739776

01332 224288

01332 372127

01332 362512

01332 521888

01332 705588

Silvertrees Day Nursery Private Day Nursery Melton Hall, 40 Ashbourne Road Ms Kerri Blurton - Manager

01332 366663

Sinfin Community Childcare Sheridan Street, Sinfin, Derby Ms Melanie Howitt

01332 770167

Shelton Lock Pre-School Chellaston Road, Derby Marag Palterson - Supervisior

07941892552

Step In Family Centre Step In Family Centre, Stepping Lane Derby DE1 1GJ Ms Julie Welsh

01332 203867

St Andrews Pre-School Pre-school Playgroup Church Hall, Blagreaves Lane, Littleover, Derby Pre-School Supervisor

01332 757789

Address St Edmunds Preschool/Playgroup St Edmund’s Church Hall, Kings Croft, Allestree, Derby Donna Pullen - Manager St Josephs RC Pre-School Mill Hill Lane, Derby DE23 6SB Theresa Hall and Claire Fredrix - Managers Stenson Fields Play and Learn Stenson Fields Community Primary School, Goathland Road, Stenson Fields, Derby Mrs Sue Beech Sure Start Rosehill Nursery The Big Building, 17 - 19 Lower Dale Road, Derby Donna Brooks - Manger The Lighthouse St Mark’s Road, Derby DE21 6AL The Orchard Garden Private Day Nursery 87 Green Lane, Derby Lynette Thomas - Nursery Manager The Park Playgroup Pre-school Playgroup Chaddesden Memorial Hall, Chaddesden Lane Theresa Hartwright - Supervisor Tiny Tots Day Nursery Private Day Nursery The Lodge, 93 Shardlow Road Alvaston Adrienne Gray - Manager Treetops Private Day Nursery 382 Bishops Drive, Oakwood Heather Gould - Manager White House Kids Club Private Day Nursery 164 Derby Road, Borrowash Michelle Bowler - Proprietor White House Nursery School Private Day Nursery 63 - 65 Nottingham Road, Spondon Liz Greaves - Proprietor Woodlands Nursery Private Day Nursery, 194 Duffield Road Suzanne Pratt - Proprietor Woodlands Nursery Private Day Nursery 95 Shardlow Road, Alvaston Sandra Brown - Manger

Phone 07931669199

01332 372453

01332 772452

01332 717440

01332 256971

01332 370497

01332 675980

01332 572387

01332 281978

01332 820404

01332 666414

01332 346878

01332 861731

Derby City Childminding Network - Accredited Network Childminders in Derby are also registered to provide the Nursery Education Grant for three and four year olds. For more details please contact: Yvonna Orme Childminding Network Co-ordinator on 01332 716869

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Useful contacts Contact

Phone Number Email / Web address

Child Health Department

01332 868816

Childcare and Family Learning

01332 716381

www.derby.gov.uk

Children and Young Peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Department

01332 716924

www.derby.gov.uk

Connexions

01332 200033

www.connexions-derbyshire.org

DCSF Hotline

020 7925 5000

www.dcsf.gov.uk

DCSF Performance Tables

0800 242 322

www.dcsf.gov.uk/performancetables

Derby College

01332 520200

www.derby-college.ac.uk

Derbyshire County Council - General

01629 580000

www.derbyshire.gov.uk

Derbyshire County Council - South (Derbyshire, Amber Valley and Erewash)

01773 744741

www.derbyshire.gov.uk

Education Welfare

01332 641448

www.derby.gov.uk

Exclusions

01332 715981

www.derby.gov.uk

Free School Meals

01332 255114

www.derby.gov.uk

Independent Schools Information Service

01572 722726

Kidscape

08451 205 204

www.kidscape.org.uk

Ofsted

08456 404045

www.ofsted.gov.uk

Parent Partnership

01332 716930

parent.partnership@derby.gov.uk

Primary Admissions

01332 716939

primary.admissions@derby.gov.uk

Secondary Admissions

01332 711519

secondary.admissions@derby.gov.uk

Special Needs

01332 716945

specialeducationalneeds@derby.go.uk

Secondary Transfer

01332 716942

admissions@derby.gov.uk

School Transport

01332 716938

www.derby.gov.uk

The Childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Legal Centre

0845 345 4345

www.childrenslegalcentre.com

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