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North Walsham Infant School
Context
Executive Headteacher
Mrs Jo Read
Multi-school
The Federation of North Walsham Infant & Junior Schools (Shared Headteacher / Executive Headteacher)
Broad Horizons Education Trust (Academy Trust)
Cluster
Age range
4-7
Status
Academy Converter
Type
Infant
DfE Number
2120
Contact details
Address
North Walsham Infant School
Manor Road
North Walsham
Norfolk
NR28 9HG
Telephone
01692-403013
Map
Areas
School & Community Zone
LA Area
North & East
Diocese
Not Applicable
Councillor division
North Walsham East
District
North Norfolk
Councillor
Lucy Shires (Liberal Democrats)
Ofsted
Ofsted outcome
Last inspection
22/11/2022
Pupil numbers
Number on Roll (May 2024)
167
Planned admission numbers (2024/25)
60
Planned admission numbers (2025/26)
60
Proposed Admission numbers (2026/27)
60
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SEND Provision
Mixed year groups
None
School visits
  • Open days
  • Individual visits
Transition support
  • Bespoke Transition package
  • Small group visits
  • Large group visits
Facilities
  • Inclusive before school provision
  • Inclusive after school provision
Mental health support
  • Qualified counsellor
  • Mental Health Champion
  • Emotional literacy support assistant (ELSA)
Curriculum Offer
Feeder schools
Feeds from
 
Number on Roll (NOR) detail
NOR May 2024
Yr R54
Yr 154
Yr 259
Total167
Admissions policy

School admission policy : 2024/25 (Agreed)

The Trust will admit children with a Statement of Special Educational Needs or an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) naming the school.

Should the school receive more applications than the published admission number, the following over subscription criteria will be used, in the order shown, to decide which children are admitted:

Over Subscription Criteria

1. Children who are looked after or previously looked after or who have been adopted from public care

2. Children who live in the area served by the school and who have a sibling attending the school at the time of their admission.

3. Children who have a social or medical reason for needing to attend the school in question and who live in the area served by the school (evidence of this need in the form of a letter from a doctor or social worker will be required).

4. Other children who live in the area served by the school.

5. Children who live outside the area served by the school who have a sibling with a statement of special educational needs attending the school at the time of their admission.

6. Children who live outside the area served by the school who have a sibling attending the school at the time of their admission.

7. Other children who live outside the area served by the school.

If oversubscription occurs under any of the criteria, the highest priority will be given to children living nearest to the school. To determine who lives nearest, distance will be measured on a straight line ‘crow-fly’ basis, using Ordnance Survey data. If following the application of admission rules and distance two applicants cannot be separated for a final place at a school, the Trust will use random allocation to determine the priority for the remaining place.

Late applications (those arriving after the published closing date) will only be considered after all other applications have been processed.