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Secondary schools


Admissions

Islington Local Authority and the City of London are going to be working together to provide secondary school places for the children living in the Square Mile. As a result of this City and Islington parents will use the same form to make an application for their child. Across London, forms will be obtained from and returned to the Local Authority in which the child lives regardless of where the schools are located. For City resident parents, a form will be sent to all known parents with children transferring in 2009. Parents not receiving a form or requiring further advice should contact the Admissions Service.

Admissions service
PO Box 270
North Wing
Guildhall
London EC2P 2EJ

Tel: 020 7332 1750,  email

You can also download a step by step guide to secondary transfer and frequently asked questions and answers on moving to a secondary school.

Additional information on secondary school admissions

Click here to apply online for secondary school admissions. You will need to register yourself on the site before you can access the online admissions facilities. 

You can also search for a school across London online.

City of London Academy

Children permanently resident in the Square Mile have priority admission to the City of London Academy (Southwark) at secondary transfer age. Places are also available at the City of London Academy Islington and Hackney (please see table below). The three Academies are mixed comprehensive schools sponsored by the City of London. Academies are publicly funded schools, but independent of the LA where they are located. The Governors set the admission arrangements.

 

The City of London Academy Southwark
Lynton Road
Bermondsey
London SE1 5RB
Tel 020 7394 5100
Fax 020 7394 5101
Email

There are potentially 30 places available at this Academy for City of London residents, please contact the Admissions Service for further information

The City of London Academy Islington
Address Prebend Street
London, N1 8PQ
Telephone: 020 7226 8677
Email

There are potentially 10 places available at this Academy for City of London residents, please contact the Admissions Service for further information

 

The City of London Academy Hackney
Lynton Road
Bermondsey
London SE1 5RB
Tel 020 7394 5100
Fax 020 7394 5101
Email

There are potentially nine places available at this Academy for City of London residents, please contact the Admissions Service for further information



Transport to the City of London Academy Southwark

On 21 March 2006, the Committee received a detailed report setting out the current position in respect of pupil numbers, costs, transport arrangements and policies. The PDF below has more information about the report that went to the committee and details on how to obtain the report.

Download the transport to the Academy PDF here (26kb)

 

School Inspections

The purpose of Independent School Inspections is to ensure that standards are maintained and that the school complies with relevant legal requirements. Recommendations are included if needed to help the school improve.

Ofsted

Secondary schools - Ofsted reports

Office for Standards in Education (Ofsted) is a government department established in 1992 to take responsibility for the inspection of all schools in England. Its role also includes the inspection of local education authorities, teacher training institutions and youth work. During 2001, Ofsted became responsible for inspecting and regulation of early years childcare, including childminders.


Last modified: 31 July 2008 | Author: Amrul Khan
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