Applying for a Nursery School in Enfield, Information for Parents

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Applying for a Nursery School in Enfield,
September 2013
Information for Parents
You can submit your application online at www.enfield.gov.uk/admissions
www.enfield.gov.uk/admissions
Primary
Schools in
Enfield with a
Nursery Class
KEY
21
19
30
8
41
12
32
6
7
28
34
4
22
27
31
5
1
11
24
35
39
37
40
20
13
9
33
18
23
17
14
3
16
10
15
2
36
26
38
29
25
1. Alma
2. Bowes
3. Brettenham
4. Brimsdown
5. Bush Hill Park
6. Carterhatch
7. Chase Side
8. Chesterfield
9. Churchfield
10. Cuckoo Hall
11. De Bohun
12. Eastfield
13. Eldon
14. Fleecefield
15. Galliard
16. Garfield
17. Hazelbury
18. Highfield
19. Honilands
20. Houndsfield
21. Keys Meadow
22. Kingfisher Hall
Academy
23. Latymer All Saints
24. Oasis Academy
Hadley
25. Prince of Wales
26. Raynham
27. Southbury
28. St. Andrew’s Enfield
29. St. John & St James
30. St. John’s
31. St. Mary’s
32. St. Michael’s
33. Starks Field
34. Suffolks
35. The Raglan
36. Tottenhall
37. West Grove
38. Wilbury
39. Wolfson Hillel
40. Woodpecker Hall
Academy
41. Worcesters
Contents
Letter to parents and carers ........................................ 2
Special educational Needs.......................................... 15
PLEASE NOTE:
Applying for a nursery class place......................... 3
General information.......................................................... 16
Completing the application form........................... 5
Private fostering.......................................................... 17-18
How applications are decided..................................... 6
Useful addresses and contacts................................ 19
Please remember that staff in the Enfield Schools
Admission Service are dealing with the placement of
many children at the same time and we try our utmost
to help the parents of all these children. We do the job
conscientiously and always welcome polite enquiries,
either on the telephone, in writing or in person.
Admissions criteria for community schools ...... 7
Priority zones................................................................................8
Your child’s address............................................................. 9
Notification of decisions................................................ 10
What happened last year............................................. 11
n Appendix 1 – Schools In Enfield ............. 20-25
n Appendix 2 – Voluntary aided criteria and
Foundation School Admission Arrangements.............. 26
n Appendix 3 – Keywords .......................................... 27
n Appendix 4 – Term dates ....................................... 28
n Appendix 5 – Priority zone maps ......................... 29
Waiting lists.............................................................................. 12
Nursery education funding............................ 13 - 14
The information in this leaflet relates to the Academic Year 2013/2014 and was correct at 1 September 2012.
The Authority reserves the right to amend the information contained in this booklet to take account of any
important changes that may occur after this date. Further information may be obtained from the Enfield Schools
Admission Service.
Applying for a Nursery School in Enfield
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Letter
THIS BOOKLET
Enfield Schools Admission Service
PO Box 56
Civic Centre, Silver Street
Enfield Middlesex EN1 3XQ
Email: Enfield.School.Admissions@enfield.gov.uk
Website: www.enfield.gov.uk/admissions
This booklet is for parents with a child born between
1 September 2009 and 31 August 2010 (inclusive).
It explains how you apply for a place in a nursery class
attached to a primary school in Enfield. If it is possible
to offer your child a place at a nursery, they will start in
September 2013.
Autumn 2012
Dear Parents and Carers,
Admission to Nursery Classes, 2013
This booklet has been prepared to give parents
and carers information about how to apply for
a community school nursery place in Enfield.
You will also find details about how to apply
for a nursery place at an academy, foundation
or voluntary aided school.
As well as nursery classes attached to schools
in Enfield, there are a number of other
preschools, day nurseries and playgroups in
the area. Informed Families – Enfield’s Family
Information Service has details of the provision
available and you will find further information
about this Service in this booklet.
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We hope you will find this booklet helpful. If
you need any further advice, please contact
the Enfield Schools Admission Service,
telephone 020 8379 5501.
Yours faithfully,
Director of Schools and Children’s Services
Nursery classes in Enfield are part time and are open
during term time only. Children in nursery classes
attend either five mornings or five afternoons a week.
A separate leaflet is available from Informed Families
– Enfield’s Family Information Service (telephone
0800 694 1066) that lists other nursery classes, day
nurseries and playgroups run by voluntary and private
organisations.
Children who attend a nursery class attached to a
school are not guaranteed a place in the reception
classes of the same school. All parents have to
re-apply for admission for the following year. This
is to ensure that parents who do not to send their
children to nursery will not be disadvantaged when
applying for a school place.
Applying for a nursery
class place (part time)
WHAT KIND OF SCHOOLS ARE THERE?
There are four different types of primary schools that
may have nursery classes.
nCommunity schools. The admission arrangements are
the responsibility of the Local Authority.
n Voluntary Aided schools. The Governors are the
admission authority for these schools.
nAcademies. The Governors are the admission authority
for these schools.
The following foundation and voluntary aided schools
have nursery classes. Parents who would like to apply for
these schools need to approach them directly.
Cuckoo Hall Primary School, Kingfisher Hall Academy,
Latymer All Saints CE, Oasis Academy Hadley Primary,
St. Andrew’s CE Primary, Enfield, St. John’s CE, St. John
& St. James CE Primary, St. Mary’s Catholic Primary, St. Michael’s CE Primary, Wolfson Hillel, Woodpecker
Hall Primary Academy.
A list of all the schools with nurseries can be found in
Appendix 1.
APPLYING FOR A PLACE IN A NURSERY
CLASS AT A COMMUNITY SCHOOL
If you have a child born between 1 September 2009
and 31 August 2010 you can apply for a nursery class
for September 2013. This will be the September before
their 4th birthday. Children who are offered a place,
either mornings or afternoons, usually attend the
nursery class for a year before starting in a reception
class at a primary school. The place will be part time.
You can apply online at www.enfield.gov.uk/admissions
for a place in a community school nursery class and
further details about this are given on the next page.
Application forms will also be available from 1 October
but no earlier than this date. It is not possible to make
an application any earlier. Application forms can be
obtained from any of the community schools, which
have a nursery class attached or from the Enfield
Schools Admission Service. All applications are treated
in the same way in accordance with the procedure listed
on page 5. Applications are not dealt with on a first
come first served basis
Pre-schools and Day
Nurseries in the private
and voluntary sector are
registered by Ofsted
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Applying online
APPLYING ONLINE – ww.enfield.gov.uk/
admissions
From 1 October 2012 until 15 January 2013 you will
also be able to apply for your community nursery class
online. The online applications will be managed through
a secure London-wide portal hosted by the London Grid
for Learning website. The website address is
www.enfield.gov.uk/admissions
There are benefits to applying online:
The closing date for applications is 15 January 2013
whether you apply online or fill in the paper form.
If you apply online you still need to send in proof
of your address and your child’s date of birth to the
Admissions Service at the Civic Centre.
Please print off the relevant page from your online
application and send it with the documentation to the
Admissions Service in Enfield.
n It is quick and easy to do
n You will get an email confirmation that your
If you decide to apply online you must not submit an
Enfield paper application form.
If you don’t have access to the internet at home, you
can always visit your local library and get access there.
The first hour is free but demand can be heavy so to
avoid disappointment we strongly recommend that
you book a session in advance. For further details
telephone your nearest library.
application has been received
n The system helps you check for errors
n The system has a series of security procedures which
will prevent anyone seeing information they are not
entitled to
n Available 24 hours a day, seven days a week until the
closing date
n You will be able find out the outcome of your
application during the evening of 4 May 2013.
VERY IMPORTANT – Please note:
Parents/Carers must have an email address to make
an online application. To help parents/carers, links
are provided from the eAdmissions website to enable
applicants to register for a free email address.
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You may wish to make a note of your user name and password here:
USER NAME:
PASSWORD:
Completing
the application form
COMPLETING THE APPLICATION FORM
If you decide not to apply online a paper application
form will need to be completed in full and returned to
the school with the nursery class that you would like
your child to attend. You will need to take evidence of
your child’s home address and date of birth to show the
school when you apply.
For evidence of your address you should provide two of
the following.
n a mortgage or rental agreement
n most recent Council Tax statement
n most recent child benefit letter
n a utility bill less than 3 months old
To confirm your child’s date of birth you may provide his/
her medical card or personal child health record (red book).
When you sign the application form, you are asked to
confirm you have received, read and understood this
booklet. You are also signing to confirm the information
you have given is accurate and complete and that
you understand that if there is false information, the
authority has the right to withhold or withdraw the offer
of a place.
WHAT IF I MAKE MORE THAN ONE
APPLICATION FOR COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
IN ENFIELD
Parents should complete only one application form.
You may nominate up to two community schools as
preferences. If you complete more than one application
form, the Authority will take the form with the latest
date as the valid application and will withdraw any
earlier applications. If two or more applications are
completed on the same day, the Authority reserves the
right to decide which application to accept and which
to disqualify.
HOW YOUR APPLICATION WILL BE
DEALT WITH
Schools will forward your application to the Enfield
Schools Admission Service. Your child will be considered
for the school/schools nominated as a preference. If
more applications are received than the number of
places available, places will be allocated according to the
criteria (rules) listed on page 7.
When deciding applications, admission authorities are
under a legal duty to follow the arrangements described
in the published information. Because of this, we can
only consider information relevant to the published
criteria. These are listed in priority order.
If your child can be offered a nursery place you will be
sent a letter advising you of this on 4 May 2013. You
will be asked to respond to this letter within 10 days.
If you do not reply by the date given, the place will be
withdrawn and offered to another child.
If it is not possible to offer your child a place, you will
receive a letter advising you of this from the Enfield
Schools Admission Service. This letter will give you
information about any nurseries with vacancies and
invite you to consider whether you would like to apply
for one of these vacancies. This is likely to be only a
limited number of schools.
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How applications are decided
HOW APPLICATIONS ARE DECIDED
LATE APPLICATIONS
For admissions to Enfield’s community nursery classes,
Enfield will always try to meet your request by allocating
a place for your child at the nursery class you named as
your highest preference. However, many nursery classes
are likely to be oversubscribed. In these cases, places will be
given to children who meet the criteria in the order shown.
Please note nursery places are only part time.
It is important to apply during the application period
as late applications will be considered only after places
have been allocated to the children whose parents
applied before the closing date. Nursery class places
are in considerable demand and it would be unusual to
have vacancies once all ‘on time’ applications have been
processed. It is, therefore, very important to apply at the
correct time.
The process of allocating places will begin after 15 January
2013, once the completed applications have been returned.
The Admissions Service will prioritise all the applications
that have been received for each school in accordance with
the published admissions criteria. This briefly includes:
n Considering the medical applications that have
been made.
n Verifying that children are siblings, living at the same
address and that the older child is expected to still be at
the school nominated in September 2013.
n Measuring the distance from the home to the school for
other applications.
Once all the applications have been considered under the
right criterion, a proposed admission list is drawn up for
each of the schools. The Enfield Schools Admission Service
will then begin to co-ordinate the offer of places. Your child
will be offered a place at whichever nursery class is the
highest preference for which they have qualified under the
admissions criteria. Lower preferences are withdrawn at this
stage.
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If you apply after 15 January 2013 for admission in
September 2013, you will need to go to the Enfield
Schools Admission Service, Civic Centre, Silver Street,
Enfield, EN1 3XQ to complete your application form.
You will need to bring with you documentation to
confirm your child’s name, date of birth and address. No
schools will accept a direct application after this date.
The Authority reserves the right to accept late
applications, where it considers there are exceptional
reasons for the application not being received on time.
NURSERY CLASSES IN ANOTHER
LOCAL AUTHORITY (LA)
Children living in Enfield can apply to go to nursery
classes in another local authority (LA). Parents should
contact the relevant LA for information about the
arrangements for admissions to nursery classes in their
area. Parents must not nominate out borough schools
on the Enfield form.
Children who live outside Enfield may apply to a
school within this borough. Parents should contact the
relevant school for an appropriate form. It is important
that parents also apply for schools in their own local
authority.
Admissions criteria for nursery
classes at community schools
ADMISSIONS CRITERIA FOR NURSERY
CLASSES AT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS
e) Children genuinely resident within the school’s
designated priority zone;
The following criteria are used to decide which children
should be offered places when there are more children
wanting to go to the school than there are places
available. When this is the case, applications from
parents who nominated the school as their preference
will be considered before other applicants. The criteria
are in order of priority.
f) Children living nearest to the school measured as the
crow flies, that is, in a straight line from the child’s
home to the main entrance of the school. (Travel
by private car or public transport is not taken into
account).
a) Children in public care (looked after children) and
children who were adopted (or subject to residence
orders or special guardianship orders) immediately
following having been looked after;
b) Children for whom a particular school is appropriate
on exceptional medical grounds. Such applications
will be considered under this criterion only if they are
supported by an attached written statement from a
doctor. This must demonstrate that there is a very
specific connection between the child’s medical need
and the school requested;
c) Children with a brother or sister who will be attending
the school or linked junior school at the time of
proposed admission. The children concerned must be
living at the same address;
d) Children whose parent is a member of staff who has
been employed at the school concerned for two or
more years at the time of application and/or children
of a member of staff who has been recruited to fill
a vacancy for which there is a demonstrable skill
shortage.
All distances will be calculated by our admissions
IT system using ADDRESS-POINT®. This provides a
national grid co-ordinate and a unique reference for
each postal address in Great Britain. The grid reference
is provided to a resolution of 0.1 metres (10 cm). The
accuracy of each ADDRESS-POINT® is such that each
point will fall within the addressed building. In the case
of a multi-occupancy buildings such as flats where there
may only be one address point, priority will be given
to the applicants whose door number is the lowest
numerically/or alphabetically
When it is not possible to admit all applicants to a
particular school within any criterion, priority for the
places available will be measured as the crow flies.
Unfortunately, there have been some cases where
parents have been tempted to supply false or
inappropriate information to try and get a place at a
particular school, for example, by giving the address
of a relative instead of the home address. Information
supplied by parents is checked. If it is found that false
information has been provided and a place has been
obtained because of this, the place is likely to be
withdrawn. A place can also be withdrawn once a child
has started.
Read the admissions
criteria (set of rules)
for the school you are
interested in
The Local Authority defines siblings as a brother or
sister living at the same address on the date when the
applicant would be admitted. The term “sibling” means
a full, step, half, adopted or fostered brother or sister,
but not cousins.
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Priority zones
WHAT IS A PRIORITY ZONE?
Some primary schools have priority zones. The children living within these zones have priority of admission to a particular school. Priority zones are normally areas in which families who
ask for admission live some distance away from the school concerned, but who cannot reasonably be offered an alternative community primary school.
These zones may vary from year to year.
The priority zones relating to admissions during the 2013/2014 academic year are as follows:
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BRETTENHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL
CHASE SIDE PRIMARY SCHOOL
FLEECEFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
RAYNHAM PRIMARY SCHOOL
Becket Road
Cameron Close
Cavendish Close
Cavendish Road
Cheshire House
Craig Park Road
Dane Road
Daniel Close
Dodsley Place
Ellanby Crescent
First Avenue, N18
Gibbs Road
Hereford House
Jeremy’s Green
Leicester House
Montagu Crescent
Montagu Gardens
Montagu Road (numbers 1-237 odd, 2-226 even)
Princes Road
Rays Avenue
Rays Road
Second Avenue, N18
Shropshire House
Stacey Avenue
Swaythling Close
Aragon Close
East Lodge Lane
Enders Close
Farorna Walk
Hadley Road
Harefield Close
High Oaks
Hunters Way
Lavender Hill (numbers 200 up)
Mount View
Oak Avenue
Ridge Crest
Roundhedge Way
Spring Court Road
The Ridgeway (odd numbers from 191 up,
even numbers from 82 up)
William Covell Close
Brook Crescent
Brookfield Road
Brookside Road
Felixstowe Road
Fraser Road
Grilse Close
Parr Close
Albany Road, N18
Culpepper Close
Dysons Road
Genista Road
Kimberley Road
Ladysmith Road, N18
Leopold Road
Willoughby Lane Nos 179 -209
Your child’s address
ADDRESS
Admissions Service.
The child’s address used in the application for admission
must be the child’s place of ordinary residence, that is, the
address where there is a settled intention by those with
parental responsibility to live for the foreseeable future.
You must not use a business address, childminders’ or
relatives’ address or any other address other than the
child’s place of ordinary residence. You must provide
proof to support your address and the information will be
checked.
If a place is offered on the basis of false information,
the place will be withdrawn.
The Council do not accept short term accommodation
addresses which appear to have been obtained to achieve
proximity and so priority for admission to a school. In these
cases, the Council may require supplementary evidence to
support the child’s ordinary residence at that address.
If a parent or adult with parental responsibility is found
to have knowingly given false information to improve
their chances of obtaining a place at a particular school.
Any offer made on the basis of false information will
be withdrawn. If a parent to have knowingly given false
information to obtain a school place the actions will be
investigated with a view to civil or criminal proceedings
being taken against them under the Fraud Act 2006 or any
other relevant enactment.
If you move home after completing the form you must
tell the Admissions Service straight away. Changes will
only be accepted for admission purposes if satisfactory
proof is provided that a move to a new address has
taken place. Further information is available from the
When parents live separately, the application must be
based on the address at which the child usually lives
and as given on the child benefit documentation. When
parents live separately but the child lives equally with
both parents at different addresses, the child’s home
address will be taken to be the address of the main
parent/carer eligible to receive Child Benefit and Child Tax
Credit. If there are reasons why your child is not living
with the main parent/carer, you and the other parent/
carer must declare this individually by letter and submit
this with your application form for consideration by a
senior officer in the Admissions Service. If this address is
accepted, it will be used for applications to all schools,
including voluntary aided and foundation schools.
If your child has been allocated a place and you move
before your child’s admission, the application for a place
may be reconsidered. This may result in the offer of a
place being withdrawn if, for example, you move further
away from the school.
MEDICAL
In relation to community nursery classes, a small
number of children are offered places under this
criterion. Medical priority is usually given to children
who have an exceptional illness or disability, which
means that one school is more appropriate than
another.
If you think that your child should be considered under the
medical criterion when making your application you must:
n Indicate which nursery class you are asking for your
child to be considered for on medical grounds.
n Explain how the nursery class concerned can meet
your child’s needs better than any other nursery class.
n Ensure that a suitable professional, for example a
consultant, supports your request. This information
must be provided with your application. Your
request will be considered by a panel of senior local
authority staff. Further advice may be sought at the
discretion of the Director of Schools and Children’s
Services.
PLEASE NOTE:
It is not usually possible to give a child priority on
medical grounds after the allocations have been
completed if medical information was not submitted at
the time of application.
Lots of children may have some medical or special
needs when they start school but the majority will not
need to be given any additional priority of admission.
It is still very important though that you tell the school
of any medical or special needs your child may have
before he or she starts school. For example, you should
let the school know if your child has a nut allergy, is
diabetic or has received support from the speech and
language service.
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Notification of decisions
NOTIFICATION OF DECISIONS
MORNING/AFTERNOON SESSIONS
Parents/carers will be sent a letter advising them of the
outcome of their application on 3 May 2013. Parents
will be asked to accept or decline the offer of a place
within 10 days in order that unwanted nursery places
can be reallocated. Children usually stay in a nursery
class for the full year. Sometimes, though, a child leaves
and it is possible to allocate that place to another child
on the school’s reserve list.
Individual schools are responsible for deciding whether
the place allocated is a morning or afternoon session.
If it is not possible to offer a place at the nursery of
your preference you may contact the Enfield Schools
Admission Service to see which nursery classes have
vacancies so that you can consider applying for any
of these.
If your child is offered a nursery class place it is on
the understanding that they will attend for either five
morning or five afternoon sessions. If you accept a place
at an Enfield nursery class your child will not be able to
take up another part time place in a voluntary, private
or independent nursery/playgroup unless you meet the
cost of this placement in full.
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Nursery class places are not available for less than five
half day sessions each week. School nursery classes are
only open during the school term.
Applications are not dealt
with on a first come first
serve basis
WHAT HAPPENED LAST YEAR –
NURSERY CLASSES AT COMMUNITY SCHOOLS –
2012 ALLOCATIONS
School
No. of Places
Total
Applications
Looked After/
Medical
Siblings
Priority Zone
Distance
Furthest
Distance (miles)
No.of Refusals
Bowes
60
89
4
16
N/A
40
0.671
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Brettenham
60
144
4
24
15
17
0.217
44
Brimsdown
60
113
2
27
N/A
31
0.334
29
Bush Hill Park
60
93
2
28
N/A
30
0.457
25
Carterhatch
60
147
3
27
N/A
30
0.452
32
Chase Side
60
114
3
25
0
32
0.386
50
Chesterfield
60
97
2
44
N/A
14
0.552
12
Churchfield
60
109
3
23
N/A
34
0.398
36
Eastfield
60
112
4
27
N/A
29
0.290
32
Eldon Infant
60
119
2
50
N/A
8
0.180
45
Fleecefield
60
139
4
25
10
21
0.207
44
Galliard
60
146
4
33
N/A
23
0.356
62
Hazelbury Infant
60
145
2
47
N/A
11
0.166
64
Highfield
60
79
3
17
N/A
40
0.942
19
Houndsfield
60
73
4
30
N/A
26
0.647
7
Prince of Wales
60
121
4
27
N/A
29
0.445
26
Raynham
60
129
3
39
5
13
0.106
62
Southbury
60
94
4
22
N/A
34
0.743
6
Starks Field
60
89
2
10
N/A
48
0.864
6
The Raglan Infant
60
135
4
40
N/A
16
0.272
73
Tottenhall
60
131
3
22
N/A
35
0.275
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n The Local Authority was able to meet the demand for places at: Alma, De Bohun, Garfield, Honilands, Houndsfield, Suffolks, West Grove, Wilbury Schools and Worcesters.
This table provides information about the pattern of admissions for the academic year 2012/13. The breakdown may be very different for the academic year 2013/14.
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Waiting lists
WAITING LISTS
APPEALS
Children who are not offered a place at a nursery
class will be placed on a waiting list for their preferred
nursery. Waiting lists are prioritised in accordance with
the admissions criteria.
There is no right of appeal for a nursery place.
Any places that are declined will be offered to other
children on the waiting list. When it is not possible to
offer places to twins or triplets, their names will be kept
on the reserve list in the same way as other children. If
only one place becomes available and the children at the
top of the reserve list are twins/triplets, parents will be
contacted so they can decide whether or not to accept
the one place available. The Authority will not be able to
offer two or three places in these cases if there is only
one vacancy available.
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ADMISSION TO PRIMARY SCHOOL
SEPTEMBER 2014
You will need to apply separately for a place in the
reception class of a primary/infant school regardless of
whether your child is offered a place at a nursery class.
There is no automatic right of transfer from the
nursery class to reception class in the same school.
Children eligible for nursery education from September
2013 will usually start primary school in September
2014. The application procedure for admission to a
reception class of a school will be from 1 October 2013 –
15 January 2014. A booklet providing information about
this process will be available from your local primary
school or the Enfield Schools Admission Service from 1
October 2013. The arrangements may be different to
those currently in place.
If your application is late,
you might not get a place
even if you have other
children at the school
Support to find free, quality
early learning sessions
WHAT IF THERE ARE NO PLACES AVAILABLE
IN THE NURSERY, PLAYGROUP OR
PRE-SCHOOL OF MY PREFERENCE?
Enfield Council offers 15 hours of free early learning
sessions to all three and four-year olds in the term
following their third birthday, for a maximum of 38
weeks of the year, whether or not the provider is
attached to a school. These free sessions will be made
available flexibly to meet your family’s needs. This is
called the free entitlement. You can find out how the
free entitlement works in our At a glance factsheet ‘The
Free Entitlement (Nursery Education Fund) FREE sessions
to support your child’s development’. This factsheet can
be downloaded at www.enfield.gov.uk/if/downloads.
Informed Families – Enfield’s Family Information
Service (IF) publish a complete list of day nurseries,
playgroups and pre-schools in Enfield, but please note
that not all providers have signed a contract to deliver
free Early Education sessions (see next section below).
You can call IF for a list of these providers or search
online for these providers at www.enfield.gov.uk/fid.
If you have already used IF’s information but are
unable to find a place, you can contact them again
and ask to be referred to IF Extra – Enfield’s Childcare
Brokerage service, which can provide free and impartial
face-to-face support to help you find the right place
for your child. Eligibility criteria apply: see IF’s Childcare
Brokerage policy for more details.
WHERE CAN I GET THE FREE SESSIONS?
Providers must be part of the LBE Directory of Providers,
which means they have signed a contract to deliver
quality care and learning. This includes most nurseries
and pre-schools or playgroups, as well as some
childminders.
IF can help you find a suitable nursery or pre-school,
as well as giving you more information about how
directory providers have agreed to deliver the free
entitlement sessions. Your child can take their sessions
with one or two childcare providers.
If your child receives education in a maintained school
nursery or reception class, they are receiving their free
entitlement sessions, and they will not get more sessions
with another nursery or pre-school on the Directory.
HOW DO I GET THE SESSIONS?
Visit your local nursery, or pre-school and ask if a place
is available. Check with IF that the setting is registered
on the Directory. Read the factsheet from the Choosing
Childcare series: ‘Choosing a group childcare setting’, at
www.enfield.gov.uk/if/downloads.
This factsheet answers frequently asked questions about
finding the right early education place for your child.
DOES FREE REALLY MEAN FREE?
Yes. All sessions must be free to parents at the point of
delivery and there should be no conditions attached
to a free place. Any fees, for such as additional hours or
lunches, must be presented clearly to you and agreed,
prior to your child starting at the setting.
The provider receives funding for delivering the Free
Entitlement sessions your child uses. If your child
takes up more than the Free Entitlement, or accesses
additional services, then you will have to pay any extra
fees. For example, if your child attends a four-hour
session with a provider who offers an Extended Offer
of three hours, you will have to pay the provider for the
additional hour. Don’t forget that if you work, you may
be eligible to claim the childcare element of Working
Tax Credits, or your employer may provide childcare
vouchers to help you with meeting the costs of your
childcare. You will be asked to sign an agreement to say
that you are not already receiving the Free Entitlement
sessions that you are claiming from another provider.
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Support to find free, quality
early learning sessions continued
Some settings charge a registration fee or deposit when
a child first starts to attend, although they may only
do so if your child is accessing more than the Free
Entitlement hours.
WHAT HAPPENS IF MY CHILD ALREADY
ATTENDS A NURSERY FULL-TIME?
Your provider is expected to reduce the normal fees for
your child by the value of the free place. Remember:
your provider must be a member of the Directory.
CAN I TAKE UP A PLACE OUTSIDE ENFIELD?
Yes. You can take your three or four year-old child to
any nursery or playgroup/pre-school that is on that
borough’s Directory.
level and that children are progressing towards the Early
Learning Goals within the Early Years Foundation Stage
(EYFS).
You can view Ofsted’s latest inspection reports at www.ofsted.gov.uk/inspection-reports/find-inspectionreport, and the Independent Schools Inspectorate’s
reports find at www.isi.net to find out more about the
quality of your preferred provider’s care and learning. For
more information please contact IF or download their
Choosing Childcare factsheet: ‘Why Quality Matters’, at
www.enfield.gov.uk/if/downloads. This factsheet answers
frequently asked questions about what Ofsted and the
Council does to help early years settings improve their
practice and keep your child safe and happy.
HOW CAN I BE SURE ABOUT QUALITY?
Nurseries and pre-schools in the Directory of providers
in the private and voluntary sector are registered by
Ofsted, and independent school nurseries are inspected
by the Independent Schools Inspectorate. This ensures
that the quality of care and learning is at an appropriate
Further information on the free entitlement and
quality early learning is available from IF on:
0800 694 1066
Lines open: Monday-Friday 8.45am-12.00pm and
1.00pm-4.15pm except Wednesday 1.00pm-4.15pm
email: if@enfield.gov.uk
or visit: www.enfield.gov.uk/if
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Make sure you return
your completed Enfield
application form by
15 January 2013
Special educational needs
SPECIAL EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
Enfield provides a range of specialist facilities and
support services for children who have special
educational needs. The special educational needs of
most children are met in mainstream schools through
arrangements made by the schools themselves.
If you think your child has special educational needs you
should talk to your child’s teacher about your worries.
If you are still concerned, there will be somebody in the
school responsible for special educational needs who
will be happy to talk to you. This person is called the
Special Needs Co-ordinator (SENCO) in primary schools.
The person may be a class teacher, a specialist teacher,
a deputy head or the headteacher, depending on the
arrangements made by the school. Each school also has
a Governor who has responsibility for special needs.
The school may decide, after talking to you, that your
child should have specialist support from within the
school or advice and support from one or more of
Enfield’s special educational needs services.
When this support has been in place for some time
your child’s progress will be reviewed. If you and the
school are still concerned that your child is not making
enough progress a statutory assessment under the
1996 Education Act may be necessary. The statutory
assessment will be co-ordinated by SEN Services at
Enfield Education Services. Further information about
this may be obtained from SEN Services, telephone
(020) 8379 3232 or (020) 8379 3210.
Enfield provides a range
of specialist facilities
and support services for
children who have special
educational needs
CHILDREN WITH A STATEMENT OF SPECIAL
EDUCATIONAL NEEDS
In some cases, priority of admission to a particular
school may be given to children if the LA has agreed to
name that school on the child’s statement of special
educational needs. In these cases, if your child would not
normally have obtained a place in the school through
the normal admissions process described earlier in this
booklet, priority will only be given to those children who
have an overriding need for the school concerned i.e. it
is adapted or has a resource base that can meet their
particular need. If you ask for a particular school, SEN
Services will send your child’s details to the Governors
of the School. The Governors will consider if naming the
school in your child’s statement will:
n be appropriate for the child’s age, ability, aptitude or
special educational needs;
n be compatible with the provision of efficient
education of other pupils already attending
the school;
n be an efficient use of the LA’s resources.
If they feel that naming their school on your child’s
statement of Special Educational Needs is inappropriate
they will put their reasons in writing. These will then be
considered by the LA’s SEN Panel who will advise the LA
whether or not to name that school.
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General information
FAMILY HOLIDAYS DURING TERM TIME
Under normal circumstances it is expected that family
holidays will be arranged during school holiday periods.
Where it is impossible for a child to attend school
because of holiday arrangements, parents should notify
the school in writing, giving as much notice as possible,
unless there are exceptional circumstances. Holidays
taken during term-time which are longer than two
weeks in duration may result in the child’s place at the
school being re-allocated.
Where children are taken out of school without seeking
permission, these absences will be deemed unauthorised.
In such cases schools can refer to the Education Welfare
Service with regard to penalty notices.
RELIGIOUS PREFERENCE
There is no provision in community schools for the
particular needs of any religious group. Parents who,
because of their religious convictions, wish to withdraw
their child from assembly or from Religious Education,
need to discuss this with their Headteacher. The religious
preferences of parents as they may affect the education
of their child, will not be taken into account when
considering applications for non-denominational schools.
STATEMENT OF EQUAL OPPORTUNITIES
SCHOOL YEAR GROUPS
*Key Stage 1 for the National Curriculum also includes those pupils in Reception classes who have reached
compulsory school age. The new description does not cover nursery provision
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KEY STAGE:
DESCRIPTION (YEAR):
AGE OF THE MAJORITY OF PUPILS
AT THE END OF
THE SCHOOL YEAR:
*
Reception
5
1
Year 1
6
1
Year 2
7
2
Year 3
8
2
Year 4
9
2
Year 5
10
2
Year 6
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The London Borough of Enfield believes in equality of
opportunity for all its citizens regardless of class, age,
colour, creed, religion, gender and sexual orientation.
Multi-cultural education is just one of the many aspects
in its implementation and accordingly the London
Borough of Enfield will treat all its residents on an equal
and fair basis.
DATA PROTECTION ACT
The information provided on the application form by
parents/guardians will be input on to a computer system
for use by the Local Authority in accordance with the
Data Protection Act..
Are you looking after
someone else’s child?
If you are caring for a child under the age of 16 (or 18
if disabled) for 28 days or more, and you are not a close
relative, this is called a ‘private fostering’ arrangement. A
close relative is defined as either a grandparent, sibling,
aunt or uncle (whether blood relative or by marriage) or
a stepparent.
All private fostering arrangements have to be registered
with the local authority because local authorities have
a duty to safeguard and promote the welfare of all
children in their borough, and to ensure that those in
private fostering arrangements are safe and secure.
What the law says:
n By law, all private fostering arrangements have to be
registered with the local authority where the private
foster carer lives.
n If you intend to look after someone else’s child for
more than 28 days you must inform Enfield Children
and Families Social Care at least 6 weeks before the
child comes to live with you.
n Where an emergency arrangement has been made
you must inform Enfield Children and Families Social
Care within 48 hours of the child’s arrival.
Private fostering is based on parental consent for the
duration of the arrangements, and birth parents retain
parental responsibility all of the time.
Birth parents should inform Enfield Children and Families
Social Care of their intention to have someone else look
after their child.
Private foster carers become responsible for the
day-to-day care of the child they are looking after.
They are responsible for carrying out any duties agreed
with the parents and must allow a social worker to
visit the child being looked after at the carer’s home.
Birth parents should provide the carer with details of
their child’s school and health, information about their
history, language, religion, interests, dietary needs,
hobbies, likes and dislikes etc.
It is a good idea for parents to have a written
agreement with the carer so that everyone is clear
about how the child should be cared for. This should
include consent to medical treatment, educational
issues and financial arrangements. It is important that
birth parents keep in regular contact with their children
and with the carers. If they do not, the child may be
considered to have been abandoned.
n It is an offence not to inform your local authority
about a private fostering arrangement unless there is
a reasonable explanation.
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Are you looking after
someone else’s child? continued
What are the responsibilities of Enfield
Children and Families Social Care?
Who do I tell if I am involved in, or aware
of, a private fostering arrangement?
In order to fulfil their duty to safeguard and promote
the welfare of all children in their borough, Enfield
Children and Families Social Care will:
If you know of a private fostering arrangement then you
must contact Enfield Children and Families Social Care.
They will be pleased to hear from you. It is not their
intention to disrupt the arrangements you have made,
they just need to know about them and check that the
child is safe and being properly cared for.
n Act on information given by parents, carers and
anyone else about private fostering arrangements and
visit to assess the suitability of the arrangement. This
includes making checks on the carer and their home.
n Speak to the child alone and speak to the carer.
n Make regular visits in line with the law to ensure
the child remains safe and is well cared for. This is
within 1 week of being told about a private fostering
arrangement and not more than every 6 weeks after
that for the first year.
n Offer advice and support to the birth parents or
carers to try to keep the child at home.
If the child is deemed to be at risk of suffering harm or
has suffered harm, the child may be removed from the
carer by Enfield Children and Families Social Care.
You can call or write using the details below:
Enfield Children and Families Social Care
Assessment Team
Charles Babbage House
1 Orton Grove
Melling Drive
Enfield EN1 4TU
Tel: 020 8379 2507
Email:ChildreninNeedService@enfield.gov.uk
Or:CPRQADMIN@enfield.gov.uk
REMEMBER – PRIVATE FOSTERING IS
EVERYONE’S RESPONSIBILITY WHETHER
YOU ARE A PROFESSIONAL OR A MEMBER
OF THE PUBLIC.
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All private fostering
arrangements have to
be registered with the
local authority where the
private foster carer lives
Useful addresses
& contacts
ENFIELD PARENTS AND CHILDREN
Enfield Parents’ and Children is a local organisation that
gives free advice, information and support to parents
whose children have special educational needs. Their
address is:
The Ark
Unit 1 Marsh House
500 Montagu Road
Edmonton
London N9 0UR
Tel: (020) 8373 2700
www.enfieldparents.org.uk
OFSTED
Ofsted is the inspectorate for children and learners in
England. It is a non-ministerial government department
accountable to Parliament. Their role is to contribute
to the provision of better education and care through
effective inspection and regulation. They achieve this
through a comprehensive system of inspection and
regulation covering childcare, schools, colleges, children’s
services, teacher training and youth work. Each
week Ofsted carries out hundreds of inspections and
regulatory visits, helping professionals in education and
childcare make a difference to the lives of children and
young people.
Ofsted reports are published on the Ofsted website:
www.ofsted.gov.uk
CORAM CHILDREN’S LEGAL CENTRE
Coram Children’s Legal Centre
Coram Community Campus
48 Mecklengburgh Square
London WC1N 2QA
Tel: 020 7713 0089
Fax: 020 7713 0748
Email: clclondon@essex.ac.uk
Child Law Advice Line - Freephone 0808 802 0008
NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF OTHER LOCAL
AUTHORITIES
London Borough of Barnet
School Organisation and Admissions Team
Building 4
North London Business Park
Oakleigh Road South
London N11 1NP
Tel: (020) 8359 7651
Website: www.barnet.gov.uk/school-admissions
London Borough of Haringey
Chief Education Officer
Education Offices
48 Station Road
Wood Green
London N22 4TY
Tel: (020) 8489 1000
Website: www.haringey.gov.uk
DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION (DFE)
Sanctuary Buildings
Great Smith Street
London. SW1P 3BT
Tel: 0870 0002288
Parents website: www.parentscentre.gov.uk
www.education.gov.uk
Hertfordshire County Council
Admissions & Transport Team
County Hall (CHR102)
Pegs Lane
Hertford SG13 8DG
Tel: 03001234043
Website: www.hertsdirect.org/admissions
You must return the form
in person to either the
school or the Civic Centre
(8th floor)
by 31 January 2007
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SCHOOLS IN ENFIELD (A-C) LIST OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITH NURSERY CLASSES
SCHOOL NAME, ADDRESS AND
TELEPHONE NUMBER
ALMA PRIMARY SCHOOL
Alma Road,
Enfield, EN3 4UQ
(020) 8804 3302
www.almaprimaryschool.org.uk
email: office@alma-primary.org.uk
BOWES PRIMARY SCHOOL
Bowes Road, London, N11 2HL
(020) 8368 2552
www.bowes.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@bowes.enfield.sch.uk
Brettenham Road, London, N18 2ET
(020) 8345 6055
www.brettenhamprimaryschool.co.uk
email: office@brettenham.enfield.sch.uk
BRIMSDOWN PRIMARY SCHOOL
Green Street, Enfield, EN3 7NA
(020) 8804 6797
www.brimsdown.enfield.sch.uk
email: contact@brimsdown.enfield.sch.uk
BUSH HILL PARK PRIMARY SCHOOL
Main Avenue,
Enfield, EN1 1DS
(020) 8366 0521
www.bushhillpark.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@bushhillpark.enfield.sch.uk
CARTERHATCH INFANT SCHOOL
Carterhatch Lane, Enfield, EN1 4JY
(020) 8804 6886
www.carterhatch-inf.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@caterhatch-inf.enfield.sch.uk
Trinity Street,
Enfield, EN2 6NS
(020) 8363 1120
www.chasesideprimary.co.uk
email: office@chaseside.enfield.sch.uk
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STATUS AND
AGE RANGE
APPENDIX 1
HEADTEACHER
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
NO.
OF NURSERY PLACES AVAILABLE
Ms. Helen Thomas
–
90
Sarah Turner - Executive Headteacher
Androulla Nicou - Head of School
–
60
Deborah Hall
School has a Priority Zone
60
Mr. J. Fisher
–
60
Mrs. Sue Crisp
–
60
Mr A Boyes
–
60
Mrs. Sally Quartson
60
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5-7
Community
5 - 11
SCHOOLS IN ENFIELD (C-F) LIST OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITH NURSERY CLASSES
TELEPHONE NUMBER
CHESTERFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
Chesterfield Road, Enfield, EN3 6BG
(01992) 760678
www.chesterfield.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@chesterfield.enfield.sch.uk
CHURCHFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
Latymer Road, London, N9 9PL
(020) 8807 2458
www.churchfield.enfield.sch.uk
email: churchfield.office@churchfield.
enfield.sch.uk
CUCKOO HALL ACADEMY
Cuckoo Hall Lane, London, N9 8DR
(020) 8804 4126
www.cuckoohallacademy.org.uk
email: office@cuckoohallacademy.org.uk
DE BOHUN PRIMARY SCHOOL
Green Road, London, N14 4AD
(020) 8449 4402
www.debohunprimary.co.uk
email: admissions@debohun.enfield.sch.uk
EASTFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
Eastfield Road, Enfield, EN3 5UX
(020) 8804 5013
www.eastfieldprimary.com
ELDON INFANT SCHOOL
Eldon Road, London, N9 8LG
(020) 8807 5230
email: office@eldon-inf.enfield.sch.uk
Brettenham Road, London, N18 2ES
(020) 8807 7899
email: office@fleecefield.enfield.sch.uk
GALLIARD PRIMARY SCHOOL
Galliard Road, London, N9 7PE
(020) 8804 1818
www.galliard.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@galliard.enfield.sch.uk
STATUS AND
AGE RANGE
APPENDIX 1
HEADTEACHER
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
NO.
Mrs. Kaaren Holmes - Head of School
–
60
Mr. A. Hall
–
60
Patricia Sowter
You need to apply directly
to this school
120
Mr. Terry Scott
–
60
Mr. A. P. Combe
–
60
Ms. J. Messer
–
60
Mrs. A. Goldwater
60
Ms P. Sullivan
–
60
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Academy
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5-7
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
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SCHOOLS IN ENFIELD (G-K) LIST OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITH NURSERY CLASSES
TELEPHONE NUMBER
GARFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
Springfield Road, London, N11 1RR
(020) 8368 4500
www.garfield.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@garfield.enfield.sch.uk
HAZELBURY INFANT SCHOOL
Haselbury Road, London, N9 9TT
(020) 8807 5677
www.hazelbury-inf.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@hazelbury-inf.enfield.sch.uk
HIGHFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
Highfield Road, London, N21 3HE
(020) 8360 2149
www.highfield.prim.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@highfield-primary.enfield.
gov.uk
HONILANDS PRIMARY SCHOOL
Lovell Road, Enfield, EN1 4RE
01992 701012
www.honilands.ik.org
email: office@honilands.enfield.sch.uk
HOUNDSFIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
Ripon Road, London, N9 7RE
(020) 8804 4938
www.houndsfield.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@houndsfield.enfield.sch.uk
KEYS MEADOW PRIMARY SCHOOL
84 Tysoe Avenue, Enfield, EN3 6FB
(020) 8350 8200
www.keysmeadows.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@keysmeadow.enfield.sch.uk
KINGFISHER HALL ACADEMCY
Cuckoo Hall Lane
Edmonton, London N9 8DR
(020) 8804 4126
www.kingfisheracademy.org.uk
email: office@kingfisherhallacademy.org.uk
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STATUS AND
AGE RANGE
APPENDIX 1
HEADTEACHER
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
NO.
Ms K. Khwaja
–
60
Ms. V. White
–
60
Mrs. M. Kemal
–
60
Mr. R. Silverman
–
90
Miss V. Fitt
–
60
Mr. L. Price
–
60
Matthew Laban
You need to apply directly to this school.
60
Community
5 - 11
Community
5-7
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
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SCHOOLS IN ENFIELD (L-S) LIST OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITH NURSERY CLASSES
TELEPHONE NUMBER
LATYMER ALL SAINTS CE SCHOOL
41 Hydethorpe Avenue, London, N9 9RS
(020) 8807 2679
www.latymerallsaints.enfield.sch.uk
email: offoce@latymerallsaints.enfield.
sch.uk
OASIS ACADEMY HADLEY PRIMARY
143 South Street, Enfield EN3 4PX
(020) 8804 1648
www.oasisacademyhadley.org
email: info@oasishadley.org
PRINCE OF WALES PRIMARY SCHOOL
Salisbury Road, Enfield, EN3 6HG
(01992) 762840
www.princeofwales.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@princeofwales.enfield.sch.uk
Raynham Avenue, London, N18 2JQ
(020) 8807 4726
www.raynhamprimaryschool.co.uk
email: office@raynham.enfield.sch.uk
ST. ANDREW’S CE PRIMARY SCHOOL
116 Churchbury Lane, Enfield, EN1 3UL
(020) 8363 5003
www.st-andrewsenf.co.uk
email: admin@st-andrews-enfield.enfield.
sch.uk
ST JOHN’S CE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Theobalds Park Road, Enfield, EN2 9BD
(020) 8363 4709
www.stjohnsprimarysch.org.uk
email: office@stjohnsprimarysch.org.uk
ST. JOHN & ST. JAMES CE PRIMARY SCH
Grove Street, London N18 2TL
(020) 8807 2578
www.stjohnandjames.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@stjohnandjames.enfield.sch.uk
ST. MARY’S CATHOLIC PRIMARY
SCHOOL
Durants Road, Enfield, EN3 7DE
(020) 8804 2396
www.st-marys.enfield.lgfl.net
office@stmarys.enfield.sch.uk
STATUS AND
AGE RANGE
APPENDIX 1
HEADTEACHER
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
NO.
Miss. L. Reynolds
You need to apply directly to this school
90
Ms L. Dawes
The Academy moves to its new home
in December 2012. You need to apply
directly to this school.
60
Jan Bless
–
60
Marra Rollins
60
Miss. F. Hood
60
Mrs. S. Notley
13
Mrs. H. Knightley
Miss. M. Creed
Voluntary Aided
5 - 11
Academy
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Voluntary Aided
5 - 11
Voluntary aided
5 - 11
Voluntary aided
5 - 11
Voluntary Aided
52
5 - 11
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SCHOOLS IN ENFIELD (S-W) LIST OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITH NURSERY CLASSES
TELEPHONE NUMBER
ST. MICHAEL’S CE PRIMARY SCHOOL
Brigadier Hill, Enfield, EN2 0NB
(020) 8363 2724
www.st.michaels.enfield.org.uk
email: admin@st-michaels.enfield.sch.uk
SOUTHBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL
Swansea Road, Enfield, EN3 4JG
(020) 8804 1710
email: office@southbury.enfield.sch.uk
STARKS FIELD PRIMARY SCHOOL
167 Church Street, Edmonton, N9 9SJ
(020) 8887 6060
www.starksfield.enfield.sch.uk
email: office2@starksfield.enfield.sch.uk
SUFFOLKS PRIMARY SCHOOL
Brick Lane, Enfield, EN1 3PU
(020) 8804 1534
www.suffolks.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@suffolks.enfield.sch.uk
THE RAGLAN INFANT SCHOOL
Wellington Road, Enfield, EN1 2NS
(020) 8360 5121
www.raglan.infant.org
email: office@raglanjunior.org
TOTTENHALL INFANT SCHOOL
Tottenhall Road, London, N13 6HX
(020) 8829 1100
www.tottenhall.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@tottenhall.enfield.sch.uk
WEST GROVE PRIMARY SCHOOL
218a Chase Road, London, N14 4LR
(020) 8351 9200
www.westgrove.enfield.sch.uk
email: gyorganci@westgrove.enfield.sch.uk
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STATUS AND
AGE RANGE
APPENDIX 1
HEADTEACHER
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
NO.
Miss. C. Mann
30
Mr. D. Bryant
–
60
Ms. D. Bhalla
–
60
Acting Headteacher Mrs. Gillian Sanders
–
60
Mrs. J. Wood
-
60
Mrs C Clarke
–
60
Miss. Angela Campbell
–
60
Voluntary Aided
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
Community
5-7
Community
5-7
Community
5 - 11
SCHOOLS IN ENFIELD (W) LIST OF PRIMARY SCHOOLS WITH NURSERY CLASSES
TELEPHONE NUMBER
WILBURY PRIMARY SCHOOL
Wilbury Way, London, N18 1DE
(020) 8807 5335
www.wolfsonhillel.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@wilbury.enfield.sch.uk
WOLFSON HILLEL PRIMARY SCHOOL
154 Chase Road, London, N14 4LG
(020) 8882 6487
www.wolfsonhillel.enfield.sch.uk
email: schooloffice@wolfsonhillel.enfield.sch.uk
WOODPECKER HALL ACADEMY
Nightingale Road, London, N9 8DR
(020) 8443 0708
www.woodpecker-hallacademy.org.uk
email: office@cuckoohallacademy.org.uk
WORCESTERS PRIMARY SCHOOL
Goat Lane, Enfield, EN1 4UF
(020) 8363 7860
www.worcesters.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@worcesters.enfield.sch.uk
LAVENDER PRIMARY SCHOOL
Lavender Road, Enfield, EN2 0SX
www.lavender.enfield.sch.uk
email: office@lavender.enfield.sch.uk
STATUS AND
AGE RANGE
APPENDIX 1
HEADTEACHER
ADDITIONAL
INFORMATION
NO.
Mrs S. Heaviside
–
120
Ms. Kirsten Jowett
60
Miss S. Oliver
60
Mrs. K. Jaeggi
–
60
Community
5 - 11
Voluntary Aided
5 - 11
Academy
5 - 11
Community
5 - 11
There is a proposal for this school to open a nursery class admitting 60 children in September 2013. Parents are able to make an application either online or by completing a
paper application at the school. If the nursery does not open as proposed parents will be advised and invited to change their preference.
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APPENDIX 2
VOLUNTARY AIDED AND FOUNDATION SCHOOLS’ ADMISSION ARRANGEMENTS
The following schools are responsible for admission to
their own nursery classes. If you want to apply for a
place in the nursery at any of these schools, you must
approach the schools directly for further information.
Cuckoo Hall Academy (Academy)
Kingfisher Hall Academy (Academy)
Latymer All Saints CE Primary School (voluntary aided)
Oasis Academy Hadley (Academy)
St. Andrew’s CE Primary School, Enfield (voluntary aided)
St. John & St. James CE Primary School (voluntary aided)
St. John’s CE Primary School (voluntary aided)
St. Mary’s Catholic Primary School (voluntary aided)
St. Michael’s CE Primary School (voluntary aided)
Wolfson Hillel Primary School (voluntary aided)
Woodpecker Hall Academy (Academy)
Details of their admission criteria and admission
arrangements are available from the schools directly
and will also be available on their websites.
Parents should check the closing date for applications
with the school/s directly.
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Keywords
Academies – Publicly funded independent schools.
Admissions are the responsibility of the Governing Body.
Admissions Authority – The admissions authority of a
school determines the admissions policy of the school.
The admissions authority for community primary schools
in Enfield is the London Borough of Enfield and the
admissions authority of a voluntary aided, academy, or
foundation school is the Governing Body of the individual
school.
Community School – This type of school is funded
entirely by the Local Authority. The admissions to the
school are controlled by the Local Authority. If the
school is oversubscribed the Local Authority’s published
criteria for admission will be used.
Criteria – The rules used to decide a child’s priority for
admission to a particular school.
Curriculum – The total programme of planned work and
activities of a school to meet its pupils’ needs.
Foundation School – This is a school funded entirely
by Central Government and is independent of the Local
Authority. Admissions to the school are determined
by the Governors who, if the school is oversubscribed,
operate criteria for admission that have been agreed by
the Secretary of State for Education.
Key Stage – A period of study relating to a particular
age group. Key Stage 1 covers school years reception
and years 1-2, and Key Stage 2 covers school years 3-6.
APPENDIX 3
Mixed Ability Teaching Groups – Children of a wide
range of ability taught together as a class: the work of
such a group is largely based on individual and
group assignments.
Priority Zones – Priority zones are normally areas in
which families who ask for admission live some distance
away from the school concerned, but who cannot
reasonably be offered an alternative community primary
school. These zones may vary from year to year.
Sibling – The Local Authority defines siblings as a
brother or sister living at the same address on the date
when the applicant would be admitted. Sibling priority
will only be given where the older sibling will still be
attending the school in the September that the younger
child joins. The term ‘sibling’ means a full, step, half,
adopted or fostered brother or sister, but not cousins.
Proof of the relationship may be requested.
Voluntary Aided School – This is a school which
although mainly funded by the Local Authority has
admissions decided by the Governing Body. The
Governors will apply the published admissions criteria.
At Voluntary Aided schools the Governing Body will
employ the School’s staff and have primary responsibility
for admission arrangements. The School’s land and
buildings will normally be owned by a charitable
foundation. The Governing Body will contribute towards
the capital costs of running the School.
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Applying for a Primary School in Enfield
TITLE dates APPENDIX 4
Term
ACADEMIC YEAR 2012/2013
AUTUMN TERM 2012
Monday 3 September – Thursday 20 December
Half Term – Monday 29 October – Friday 2 November
SPRING TERM 2013
Tuesday 7 January –Thursday 28 March
Half term – Monday 18 February - Friday 22 February
SUMMER TERM 2013
Tuesday 16 April – Wednesday 24 July
Half Term – Monday 27 May – Friday 31 May
AUTUMN TERM 2013
Monday 2 September – Thursday 19 December
Half Term – Monday 28 October – Friday 1 November
SPRING TERM 2014
Tuesday 6 January – Thursday 4 April
Half term – Monday 17 February - Friday 21 February
SUMMER TERM 2014
Monday 22 April – Wednesday 23 July
Half Term – Monday 26 May – Friday 30 May
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You will have to apply
for a reception place for
admission in Sept 2014
Priority zonesAPPENDIX 5
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AG
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AD
NS
MO
CRAIG
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AV
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U
ST
MORLEY
RD
NT
AG
FIR
LYNDHURST
LANS
FIE
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MO
G
LIN
BRETTENHAM
PRIMARY
SCHOOL
WAT
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S
NORTH
AVE
ES RO
AD
ENUE
O
CL
BRETTENHAM RD.
PRINC
S.
ROAD
EY AV
R
R
PA
FLEECEFIELD
PRIMARY
SCHOOL
JEREM
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EEN
TAGU
RD.
SEBASTOPOL RD.
DA
ROANDE
MOID
FELIXS
TOWE
RD.
BROOK
CR.
BEAC
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STREE
AD
RO
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BA N
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ROARD
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SHR
UBB
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PLACSLEY
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EDMONTON
AD
RO
D
FORE
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AS
Fraser Road
Grilse Close
Parr Close
IEL
Brook Crescent
Brookfield Road
Brookside Road
Felixstowe Road
FR
KF
Leicester House
Montagu Crescent
Montagu Gardens
Montagu Road
(numbers 1-237odd, 2-226 even)
Princes Road
Rays Avenue
Rays Road
Second Avenue, N18
Shropshire House
Stacey Avenue
Swaythling Close
OO
BR
Becket Road
Cameron Close
Cavendish Close
Cavendish Road
Cheshire House
Craig Park Road
Daniel Close
Dodsley Place
Ellanby Crescent
First Avenue, N18
Gibbs Road
Hereford House
Jeremy’s Green
NA
RO
AD
RAYS RD.
CON
DUIT
LANE
NDIS
H RD
.
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Priority zones continuedAPPENDIX 5
Aragon Close
East Lodge Lane
Enders Close
Farorna Walk
Hadley Road
Harefield Close
High Oaks
Hunters Way
Lavender Hill (numbers 200 up)
Mount View
Oak Avenue
Ridge Crest
Roundhedge Way
Spring Court Road
The Ridgeway
(odd numbers from 191 up,
even numbers from 82 up)
William Covell Close
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Priority zones continuedAPPENDIX 5
Albany Road, N18
Culpepper Close
Dysons Road
Genista Road
Kimberley Road
Ladysmith Road, N18
Leopold Road
Willoughby Lane Nos 179-209
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Give your child the best start by joining the library.
Research shows that children who
share books regularly have the best
chance of reading well.
The Library has…
Hundreds of books to choose from – picture books,
poetry, fairy tales – books to share and books to help
your child read alone
books in more than 20 different
Turkish, Albanian, Somali
languages including
stories and music on CD and films on DVD
free Internet
access to find things out
lots of activities for you and your child to encourage
reading – reading groups, story and craft activities after
school and in holidays
Enjoying books is a
BIG step towards reading
To find out more about the Library Service, telephone:
020 8379 1000 or visit the website: www.enfield.gov.uk
It’s FREE to join and FREE to borrow books.
TRANSLATION
Albanian -
Polish -
Ky libërth shpjegon si të aplikoni për fëmijën tuaj që të shkojë në shkollën fillore në Enfield. Në qoftë se keni nevojë
për ndihmë ose këshillë, lutemi kontaktoni Enfield Schools Admission Service, Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield,
EN1 3XQ telefononi numrin 020 8379 5501 ose kontaktoni shkollën tuaj fillore lokale. Një listë e plotë e emrave
dhe adresave të shkollave në Enfield është përfshirë në këtë libërth.
Broszura po_wiecona jest informacjom o tym, w jaki sposób nale_y zg_asza_ dziecko do szko_y podstawowej w
Enfield. Je_li istnieje potrzeba dalszej informacji prosimy zg_asza_ sie do serwisu przyje_ szkolnych w Enfield (Enfield
Schools Admission Service), w Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3XQ, numer telefonu: 020 8379 5501
lub skontaktowa_ sie z najbli_sza szko_a podstawowa. Pe_na lista zosta_a zamieszczona w niniejszej brioszurze.
Broszura zawiera pe_na liste adresów szkó_ w Enfield.
Bengali -
Portuguese Este folheto explica como inscrever a criança no 1° Ciclo do Ensino Básico em Enfield. Se precisar de ajuda ou
conselho, pedimos-lhe que contacte Enfield Schools Admission Service, Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield, EN1
3XQ, número de telefone 020 8379 5501, ou contacte a escola do 1° Ciclo do Ensino Básico mais perta da sua
casa. Inclue-se neste folheto uma lista completa de nomes e endereços das escolas em Enfield..
Farsi -
Romanian Aceasta Brosura explica cum sa va inscrieti copilul sa mearga la scoala primara din Enfield. Daca aveti nevoie de
ajutor sau sfaturi, va rugam sa luati legatura cu Centru pentru Admitere la Scolile din Enfield, Civic Centre, Silver
Street, Enfield, EN1 3XQ telefonati la numarul 020 8379 5501 sau luati legatura cu scoala voastra primara locala.
O lista cu numele si adresele scolilor din Enfield este inclusa in aceasta brosura.
French Ce Livret explique comment faire une demande d‘admission de votre enfant à l’école primaire dans Enfield. Si
vous avez besoin d’une aide ou des conseils, contactez s’il vous plaît le Service d’admission d’ecoles d’Enfield, Civic
Centre, Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3XQ le numéro de téléphone est: 020 8379 5501 ou contactez votre école
primaire locale. Une liste complète des noms et adresses des écoles dans Enfield est incluse dans ce livret.
Gujarati -
Somali Buug yarahaani waxa uu sharxayaa sida ilmahaaga loogu dalbado si uu u dhigto dugsiyada hoose ee Enfield.
Hadii aad u baahan tahay wax caawimo ama talo ah, fadlan lasoo xiriir Adeega Meeleeynta ee Isguulada Enfield,
Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3XQ Taleefoon nambarka 020 8379 5501 ama laxiriir isguulka hoose
ee xaafadaada ama degaankaaga. Liiska magacyada iyo ciwaanada isguulada Enfield oo buuxa waxa uu ku jiraa
buugyarahaan.
Polish Bu bro_ürde çocu_unuz için Enfield’de bir ilkokula nasıl ba_vurabilece_iniz açıklanmaktadır. E_er yardıma ya da
tavsiyeye ihtiyacınız varsa lütfen Enfield Schools Admission Service, Civic Centre, Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3XQ,
ile ba_lantı kurun. Telefon numarası: 020 8379 5501. Bölgenizdeki ilkokul ile de ba_lantı kurabilirsiniz. Enfield’deki
okulların tümünün isimleri ve adresleri bu bro_ürde mevcuttur.
Enfield Schools Admission Service
PO Box 56
Civic Centre
Silver Street
Enfield EN1 3XQ
Tel: 020 8379 5501
Fax: 020 8379 3334
email: enfield.school.admissions@enfield.gov.uk
Enfield Customer Service Centre Tel: 020 8379 1000
MONDAY
10am - 4.30pm
TUESDAY
1pm - 4.30pm
WEDNESDAY 10am - 4.30pm
THURSDAY
1pm - 4.30pm
FRIDAY
10am - 4.30pm

Applying for a Nursery School in Enfield, Information for Parents

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