School Admissions

Applications to Applegarth  Primary School

All applications must be made via the NYCC admissions arrangements. We encourage families considering applying for a place in Reception to visit the Reception Starters page and book a place on one of our open evenings.

Most year groups have a maximum Pupil Access Number (PAN) of 40, however, since September 2023, our PAN reduced to 30. This means the classes in Reception and Year 1 have 30 in each year group.

School Admissions Policies & DocumentsDownload
Admission Policy 2023-2023Download
Primary Admission Numbers 2023-2024Download
Determined Arrangements Notice 2023-24Download
Co ordinated Admission Arrangements 2023-24Download

The Equality Act 2010 prohibits schools and authorities from discriminating against disabled children and young people in respect of admissions for a reason related to their disability. In addition, the School Admissions Code of Practice requires children and young people with SEND to be treated fairly. Admissions authorities:

  • must consider applications from parents of children who have SEN but do not
    have an EHC plan on the basis of the school’s published admissions criteria
    as part of normal admissions procedures
  • must not refuse to admit a child who has SEN but does not have an EHC
    plan because they do not feel able to cater for those needs
  • must not refuse to admit a child on the grounds that they do not have an
    EHC plan

Telephone 01609 533679 for help and support or email: schooladmissions@northyorks.gov.uk

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