Admissions
We always encourage parents to visit us to observe the school in action and talk to the Headteacher and staff.
Children who live within the Boddington catchment area (the villages of Upper and Lower Boddington and surrounds) and who apply within the stated time frame are given priority, however children who live outside our catchment area are always considered and have successfully requested admission. Our published admissions number is 10 although we can sometimes take more depending on the numbers of children in other Year groups.
Northamptonshire County Council deals with our admissions. Detailed information on admissions is available from the County Council through the link below:
Please click to go to NCC Admissions.
Once places have been offered and accepted, parents and children are invited into school in the summer term for welcome meetings and a series of visits.
In order to reflect the Local Education Authority’s guidance and to ensure a calm and purposeful start to their school career, it is an option for parents to phase children into their reception year with half days. This is an arrangement that can be discussed on a need basis with the school. If you feel that your child does not need to have a phased start, we also offer full time schooling from the first day of term.
Children who live within the Boddington catchment area (the villages of Upper and Lower Boddington and surrounds) and who apply within the stated time frame are given priority, however children who live outside our catchment area are always considered and have successfully requested admission. Our published admissions number is 10 although we can sometimes take more depending on the numbers of children in other Year groups.
Northamptonshire County Council deals with our admissions. Detailed information on admissions is available from the County Council through the link below:
Please click to go to NCC Admissions.
Once places have been offered and accepted, parents and children are invited into school in the summer term for welcome meetings and a series of visits.
In order to reflect the Local Education Authority’s guidance and to ensure a calm and purposeful start to their school career, it is an option for parents to phase children into their reception year with half days. This is an arrangement that can be discussed on a need basis with the school. If you feel that your child does not need to have a phased start, we also offer full time schooling from the first day of term.
Admissions Appeals Timetable 2017
School Prospectus
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A copy of the School Prospectus is available to download here or can be requested from the School Office.
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