If you would like your child to attend our school, please see full details of our admission arrangements below.
Children will be part time for approximately the first two weeks. We follow Plymouth guidelines on admissions. Please read your welcome pack carefully, as this will include details of days and times specific for your child in their first few weeks at school.
Children born between 01.09.2016 and 31.08.2021 start school in September 2021. During this school year it is expected that up to 60 rising fives will be admitted. Earlier admissions where grounds exist may be applied for to the Education Authority but such approval is given only in extenuating circumstances.
Circumstances sometimes occur when, in the interests of the children already in school, it may be necessary to defer the admission of new entrants until they are of statutory age.
All admissions to school, including Foundation, must go through the Local Authority Admissions Team. Your child’s pre-school can help you with the process of applying for a school place; however it is essential that you ensure that all deadlines set by the Local Authority are strictly adhered to.
All children leave this school and proceed to Secondary education at the end of their educational year 6. Leavers are allocated to Selective or Comprehensive schools, depending upon the results they achieve in the selection procedure and parent's wishes.
We are designated as a feeder school for All Saints Academy, Plymouth.
Our admission arrangement consultation for 2025/2026 will start on Monday 4 December 2023 to Monday 15 January 2024 for 6 weeks. The consultation is now open.
Download Admissions Policy for 2025/2026
Please find details below for Plymouth School Admissions team:
Telephone: 01752 307469 (line open 11am to 3pm)
The website at www.plymouth.gov.uk/schooladmissions has information about applying for a place at a school, school appeals and the coordinated schemes of admission.
Attendance- Penalty Notices
Plymouth City Council's Education Welfare Service is responsible for helping to tackle truancy and reduce unauthorised absences from school. One of the ways they do this is to fine the parents of children regularly truanting. This fine is called a Penalty Notice.
Please click on the attachment below for further information.