Admission arrangements set out how school places are allocated. They include information such as oversubscription criteria, designated areas, published admission numbers and how applications are processed.
Admission authorities must determine their admission arrangements by 28 February each year.
For academy and voluntary aided schools, the academy trust or governing body is the admission authority and is responsible for determining and publishing the admission arrangements. You can find these arrangements in our schools directory. They are listed on the individual school's page.
For Bracknell Forest community and voluntary controlled schools, the local authority is the admission authority and is responsible for determining and publishing the admission arrangements. These arrangements can be found below.
Admission arrangements for 2027 to 2028
The 2027 to 2028 admission arrangements have been determined by the Cabinet Member for Education for Bracknell Forest.
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Admission arrangements for 2026 to 2027
The 2026 to 2027 admission arrangements have been determined by the Cabinet Member for Education for Bracknell Forest.
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Admissions relevant area
The School Standards & Framework Act 1998 requires local authorities to establish Relevant Area(s) for admission policy consultations. The Relevant Area is the area in which admission authorities must consult with schools regarding their proposed admission arrangements before finalising them.
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Consultation notice board
Consultations are held when admission arrangements are being reviewed or changed. They give parents, carers, schools and other interested people the opportunity to comment before arrangements are finalised.
There is no current consultation.
Admission arrangement consultations take place between October and January and will be listed on this page during that period.
Objecting to admission arrangements
You can make an objection to the Office of the School's Adjudicator if you think that any of the arrangements that have been set are:
- unlawful
- not in compliance with the School Admissions Code
- not in compliance with relevant law relating to admissions
To do this, fill in a school admissions arrangements objection form on GOV.UK.