General School Admissions
Our school has a Pupil Admission Number (PAN) of 60 for each year group. However, as a result of financial pressures we have an agreement with the Local Authority to reduce this upper limit to 30 for Reception 2017 Entry, Year 1 2018 entry and Year 2 2019 entry. This arrangement will be reviewed in May 2020. Please see letter below for confirmation of this arrangement with the Local Authority Admissions.
Parents must apply for a place at Lillington Nursery and Primary School through Warwickshire Local Authority. If you live within our school’s priority area you have more chance of your child being offered a place at our school. Living within the priority area, however, does not guarantee an offer of a place at our school as there may be more applicants living within the priority area than the number of places available.
Places will be offered according to the admissions criteria, including the meeting of application deadlines.
Late applications will be considered after all those received on-time.
We encourage you to apply online, otherwise call the admissions office. If you would like the opportunity to visit us or any further information on admissions, please call us directly and this can be arranged.
Please click the link below to find out how to apply for your child's place in September 2018 and other admissions information.
www.warwickshire.gov.uk/primaryschool
When can my child start school?
In Warwickshire children start Infant or Primary School the September after their fourth birthday. The law says all children must start school by the beginning of the term after their fifth birthday. If a child attends an Infant School, they will transfer to a Junior/Primary School in the September following their seventh birthday.
Timetable for 2019 entry:
From August 2018
Information booklets posted to parents of children due to start school in September
From August 2018
Information booklets sent to children due to transfer to Junior school in September (children in year 2 in Warwickshire Infant schools)
15th January 2019
Closing date for on-time applications (5pm deadline)
16th April 2019 - National Offer day
All parents/carers of children who have applied on time and online for a Primary, Infant or Junior school place will receive a notification email.
For those parents/carers of children who have applied on time and for Primary, Infant and Junior school places via any other method should receive a letter.
Rising Stars 2 Year Old Provision
We are authorised by OFSTED to offer places to children from the age of 2.
If you meet the government criteria, these places are fully funded for 15 hours a week.
Alternatively, you can book paid sessions.
If you would be interested in a place of know of a family that would be, please contact the school office.
Nursery
To apply for a Nursery place, please complete the application form below and return it to the school office.
A Nursery place can be given to a child the term following their 3rd birthday.
We offer 15 hours and 30 hour, with a paid lunch club facility.
If you would be interested in a place or know of a family that would be, please contact the school office.
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Grammar School Admissions/11 Plus
We would advise that parents and carers monitor the website http://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/grammarschool where the timetable for registration/application for grammar school entry will be updated in due course and also where the registration process will be opened from May/June next year. It is likely that parents who wish their children to be considered for specific access arrangements during testing (such as extra time etc.) will need to send in evidence, such as an educational psychology report and/or anything else they feel is relevant, alongside their child's registration form though this will be clarified on our website/admissions publications in due course for entry.
Consultation documents can be found on the following webpage (these tend to relate to school's admissions arrangements so I include the link and relevant details for you reference):
http://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/admissionarrangementsconsultation201617
Pages 12, 13 and 14 of the WCC Admission Arrangements contain the Secondary timetable specifically, outlining proposed 11+ test dates, registration deadline, etc. The arrangements for each of the schools (where possible) are also on that webpage.
However, please note that these documents are currently only draft arrangements which are going through the consultation process. Although we would not expect major changes to these proposals, the final determined documents will not be available for a few months, and so we would advise you to refer to the arrangements again later in the year, once these have been confirmed.
We would advise that parents and carers monitor the website http://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/grammarschool where the timetable for registration/application for grammar school entry will be updated in due course and also where the registration process will be opened from May/June next year. It is likely that parents who wish their children to be considered for specific access arrangements during testing (such as extra time etc.) will need to send in evidence, such as an educational psychology report and/or anything else they feel is relevant, alongside their child's registration form though this will be clarified on our website/admissions publications in due course for entry.
Consultation documents can be found on the following webpage (these tend to relate to school's admissions arrangements so I include the link and relevant details for you reference):
http://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/admissionarrangementsconsultation201617
Pages 12, 13 and 14 of the WCC Admission Arrangements contain the Secondary timetable specifically, outlining proposed 11+ test dates, registration deadline, etc. The arrangements for each of the schools (where possible) are also on that webpage.
However, please note that these documents are currently only draft arrangements which are going through the consultation process. Although we would not expect major changes to these proposals, the final determined documents will not be available for a few months, and so we would advise you to refer to the arrangements again later in the year, once these have been confirmed.