Admissions
Prospective parents are strongly encouraged to telephone or email for an appointment to meet the headteacher or a senior teacher and view the school. We do not have a specific ‘Open Day’; please come on a ‘normal’ school day and see what we have to offer!
If your child is due to start Reception in September 2025, please contact Diane Walton, our Infant Administrator, by emailing diane.walton@farsleyfarfield.org.uk to book a tour of the school. A chat followed by a tour of the school buildings and huge grounds usually takes an hour.
15 or 30-hour attendance at school can usually begin in Nursery when your child is three. We admit all children into our Reception class at the beginning of the school year in September.
If your child was born between 1st September 2020 and 31st August 2021, you will receive a letter from Leeds Children’s Services informing you that it is time to apply for a school place for your child. The application process is open between 1st November 2024 and 15th January 2025 and all applications must now be completed online. Leeds City Council Admissions website is here: https://www.leeds.gov.uk/schools-and-education/school-admissions
Our catchment area is here, but you can apply from outside this area: a high proportion of our children come from outside our immediate area.
Places for school are centrally allocated by the Leeds City Council Education Authority; having a Nursery place does not guarantee a place in school. If you live outside the Leeds area you can still apply for a place in a Leeds school but will need to do this through your own authority. If you do not receive a letter or have any questions you can contact pupil admissions on: 0113 2224414. A copy of Leeds City Council’s Admissions policy is available to view here.
For an ‘in-year transfer’, you will need to apply through Leeds Admissions and complete an online application form. Please click here to see information you will need before you move school and click here to see how to apply. Please note: whilst families moving into the area can usually start asap, children wishing to transfer to us from neighbouring schools would normally do so at the start of a half term. If you are in dispute with your current school, please do not approach us for a place without having discussed any problems with the headteacher of your current school. Changing schools can be detrimental to your child’s academic progress – your current school knows them well – and should only be considered in exceptional circumstances please. We follow the same admissions policy as Leeds City Council in terms of prioritisation for places.
Details of places allocated are here: https://www.leeds.gov.uk/schools-and-education/school-admissions/check-school-details/display-details?schoolid=195
https://www.leeds.gov.uk/schools-and-education/school-admissions/our-school-admissions-policies
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