Use these resources to clarify your admissions arrangements and deal with appeals, effectively overcoming the problems of oversubscription and meeting the needs of pupils and parents.
All schools must keep an admissions register which records the personal details of every pupil at the school. Use the template and adapt to your school
The coronavirus outbreak will impact on the ability of admission authorities to carry out admission appeals in the usual way. Regulatory changes are being introduced to enable appeals to continue
What is the benefit to reviewing your admissions process? Rachel-Hadley Leonard explains how to carry out an audit and how it can help grow revenue and increase pupil roll
The admission codes require admission authorities to take several steps and make certain information available to parents before appeal hearings. Dai Durbridge advises on a compliant appeal hearing
Knowing how to present your case in an admissions appeal so that it stands up to challenge requires good preparation. Dai Durbridge provides a step-by-step-guide
With increasing pupil numbers, school places are heavily oversubscribed. Yvonne Spencer outlines how to avoid the most common mistakes when dealing with admission appeals
Consultation on changes to admissions arrangements in schools and academies must be undertaken in accordance with the Schools Admissions Code. Richard Freeth, education layer, offers expert advice
