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Admissions<br />
If you think that Freeman’s is the right school for your child you will want to come and visit at<br />
a time when school is in session so that you can see what we do. This can be arranged<br />
simply by a telephone call or a personal visit if you are close.<br />
In the summer term there are 'induction' days for the future Year 3 children. These are<br />
arranged in conjunction with all the Wellingborough Primary and Secondary schools. If your<br />
child is new to the area, or from another school, this is a good opportunity to make new<br />
friends in preparation for the coming year. For children who transfer to us in Years 4, 5, and<br />
6 we make different arrangements depending on individual circumstances.<br />
SCHOOL ADMISSION POLICY<br />
Under the requirements of the D.F.E. Circular 6/93, the Governors of this school review its<br />
Admission limit for pupils annually. The capacity of the school is 240, and the size of each<br />
yearly intake should be approximately 60 children.<br />
1. All parents who express a preference for their child to attend Freeman's School during<br />
the Spring Term will be allocated and offered a place using the following criteria.<br />
2. Pupils who will have an older brother or sister continuing at the school or at the time of<br />
transfer of the younger child.<br />
3. Pupils who attend the linked Infant School.<br />
4. Other pupils. Account will then be taken of the location of the child's home address in<br />
relation to school, and also in relation to any other school. Very exceptionally, admissions<br />
may be agreed on other grounds, for example medical.<br />
The Governors have agreed a maximum class size of 30.<br />
THE GOVERNORS RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE ADMISSION<br />
The number of applications to the school in any one year varies according to demographic<br />
factors.<br />
Should the school be oversubscribed in the year in which you apply, and your child is refused<br />
a place, you have the right of appeal. You should first write to the Director of Education and<br />
Libraries and arrange to discuss the matter with a senior officer. If there is still no solution,<br />
you should write to:<br />
The Secretary of the Appeals Committee<br />
Department of Finance and Administration<br />
County Hall,<br />
Northampton NN1 1DN<br />
28 <strong>Freemans</strong> Endowed CE School