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Admissions/THE LOCAL OFFER

 

Applications must be made before the deadline to be processed in time for national offer day - even if there are documents outstanding to prove address and/or parental responsibility (The online system is open for a further month after the application deadline for documents to be scanned and attached to applications already submitted - or copies can be sent to the Admissions Team at Bromley Civic Centre).

We are happy to check whether applications have been made by any families you have concerns about – call  Zoe (020 8313 4058)

We comply with the School Admissions Code  and the School Admissions Appeal Code,  Please click on the links for further information. 

Oaklands Primary has 90 places in reception for new admissions.  These places will be allocated in accordance with the following criteria (in order of priority):

  1. Children in Local Authority Care
  2. Current Family Associations (Siblings)
  3. Nearness of Children's Homes to School.

You can view or download the Starting primary education in Bromley leaflet and booklet for more information.

Click here to view and/or download the leaflet ‘Finding Your Place’

Bromley Local Authority encourage parents to apply online.  Online applications for the school year, which starts in September, usually open November for the previous year and close in January.  Please refer to their website for specific details.  Click here for 'Making an Application for Primary School'

 
oaklands primary admission arrangements 2019-20.pdf
 
Oaklands Primary admissions policy 2020-21.pdf
 
finding_your_place_.pdf
 
Oaklands Local Offer.pdf

Responsibility for Admission

By law, parents of children between the ages of 5 and 16 must see that they receive suitable full time education. Arrangements for academy admissions to Oaklands are governed by the London Borough of Bromley “Admissions Policy” and our own Governing Body. We admit new pupils to the academy in the term before their fifth birthday in September, in line with Bromley’s admission policy. This states that parents can now opt for a September start, even if their child is not yet five. You’ll find a detailed description of this policy in the booklet, “Admissions to Primary Academies”, which is available from Academies and public libraries.

Transfer from Other Academies

If you would like your child to come to Oaklands, please contact us to arrange a visit. We’ll do our very best to make sure the Head or Deputy takes you round the academy in person. There is no obligation to send your child to Oaklands once you have visited; the decision is yours.

Bromley Admissions co-ordinates applications for all Bromley infant, junior and primary schools. To apply for a primary school place other than for reception transfer, ie for current reception to current Year 6, you need to download and complete the primary in-year application form  or collect a form from main reception at Bromley Civic Centre (Monday-Friday 08.30-17.00).  

There are occasions when it’s not possible to admit a child because the class would become too large. If this happens, we may put your child on a waiting list or refer you to another academy where room may be available. In some cases, we can offer a place in a class that is not strictly the correct age group, if that class has vacant places. All decisions about admissions to academy are subject to the 'Appeals Procedure', details of which can be found in the Authority's central guidance, contained in the Bromley Admission to Academies Booklet. You can find this in the Bromley Civic Centre and local libraries.

Children with an Education, Health and Care Plan

If your child has an Education, Health and Care plan, please do not complete an in- year application form but contact the Special Educational Needs team on 020 8313 4164 for further information.

Oaklands 4s group

We give four-year-olds registered at Oaklands Primary Academy the chance to come into academy for two sessions with their parents, before they start as full-time pupils. These visits are a great way for children and parents to discover the Academy community and environment gradually and informally.

For each visit, we arrange a variety of activities for the children in a classroom, with a class teacher. Meanwhile, parents can relax, get to know each other and listen to a series of talks given by members of staff on topics related to the Early Years Foundation Stage Curriculum and other educational issues.

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