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ADMISSIONS POLICY (11-16)

RATIONALE

The Admission policy of this school reflects the current WSCC policy and handbook for all

County schools in West Sussex. This policy is outlined in the booklet Information for

Parents which is published by the Local Authority. The Admissions handbook may also be

found on the website www.wsgfl.org.uk.

AIMS

1. To conform to the WSCC policy for admissions to County schools in West

Sussex.

2. To maintain a published admissions number (PAN) which is appropriate to

the accommodation and resources of the school.

IMPLEMENTATION

1. The published admission number limit defined by the Governing Body is 252.

2. This policy covers the following types of admissions:

a) The main admission round which is an annual process.

b) Casual admission, when the pupil is new to the area.

c) Parental transfer request, when parents wish to transfer their child from one

local school to another.

d) Managed move, which a school instigates from one local school to another.

The pupil would normally be at risk of exclusion.

e) Re-integration of pupils following exclusion, or time at a pupil referral unit or

special school.

f) Placement of vulnerable or potentially challenging pupils.

3. The pupil admissions office (South) deals with matters relating to

Chichester High School for Girls:

Centenary House, Durrington Lane, Worthing BN13 2QB

General enquiries: 01903 839141, Fax: 01903 839210

Email: admissions.south.ed@westsussex.gov.uk

Pupil Admission Manager (South) - Helen Moules - 01903 839202.

4. The WSCC policy is that waiting lists will be held for intake years only

(Year 7). This list will be held from allocation until the start of the summer

term by the Pupil Admissions Officer.

MONITORING

The Governing Body will monitor and review this policy on an annual basis in collaboration

with the Headteacher.

Reviewed March 2008

Next Review: March 2009

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