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Admission to secondary school booklet 2014-15 - South ...

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<strong>Admission</strong> <strong>to</strong>John Cabot AcademyPart of the Cabot Learning FederationIf you wish <strong>to</strong> apply for a place at John Cabot Academy, you are required <strong>to</strong> complete your home localauthority common application form on-line or by post by 31 Oc<strong>to</strong>ber <strong>2014</strong>.Please ensure you complete your list of <strong>school</strong> preferences in strict order of your personalpreference.John Cabot Academy will consider all applications for places. Where fewer than the publishedadmission number of 160 applications are received, John Cabot Academy will offer places <strong>to</strong> all whohave applied.Where the number of applications for admission is greater than 160, we will apply our over-subscriptioncriteria and applications will be considered in the order as set out in the flow chart.All students participate in one assessment:A Non Verbal Reasoning assessment <strong>to</strong> determine ability.(John Cabot Academy offers places across the full ability range within five ability bands).Children currently and those previously in public care will be allocated places. Students with aStatement of Special Educational Need, where John Cabot Academy is named on the statemen<strong>to</strong>r an Education, Health and Care Plan and students who have a physical or mental impairment,(that has a substantial and long term adverse effect on his or her ability <strong>to</strong> carry out normal day <strong>to</strong>day activities), requiring specific admission <strong>to</strong> John Cabot Academy will be allocated places.The following criteria are applied <strong>to</strong> the remaining places, in each of the five ability bands.❚ Places are allocated <strong>to</strong> siblings of students at the academy across the ability bands.If the number of applicants with a sibling exceeds the number of places available in an abilityband, random allocation will be used <strong>to</strong> determine the places.❚ The remaining places are offered by a random allocation in each ability band. Whereverpossible, 80% of the remaining places will be allocated <strong>to</strong> students who live within Zone A,defined as a radius of four miles centred on the academy, and 20% of the places will beallocated <strong>to</strong> students who live within Zone B, (outside the four mile radius of Zone A).<strong>Admission</strong> <strong>to</strong> John Cabot Academy – Part of the Cabot Learning Federation✆ 01454 868008 cis@southglos.gov.uk69

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