Sentences with phrase «secondary school places»

National Offer Day arrives with a warning of a shortage of secondary schools places.

There is indeed an upcoming secondary school places shortages that will be more difficult to deal with than the primary crisis.

But without sufficient resources it will be extremely difficult to manage complex primary expansions and meet the rising demand for secondary school places in the future,» warned Mr John.

A controversial lottery system for secondary school places in Brighton failed in one of its key aims, to give poorer children equal access to top schools, academics say.

It is shocking to see that over recent years the access to high quality secondary school places in England has become even more unequal» Is it?

Official figures reportedly show that the number of children applying for primary school in 2016 exceeds the current number of secondary school places by 16,284.

Research by The Key, released yesterday, warned of the impending squeeze on secondary school places as schools face a 20 per cent increase in pupil numbers over the next eight years.

The report, «Access to high performing schools in England» looks at the density of high - quality secondary school places across England, comparing high - quality places in 2015 with 2010 in order to identify whether geographic access to high performing schools is improving.

To meet the increasing need for secondary school places as Oxford's population grows, Cherwell School, judged to be «outstanding» by Ofsted in January 2008, will be opening The Swan School, a secondary school in 2017.

Local councils say they need to create more than 230,000 primary and secondary school places between now and 2020.

In Blackpool and Hartlepool local authorities there are no high performing secondary school places.

The Department for Education (DfE) has said that local authorities have plans to create 52,000 more secondary school places by 2018, with # 7 billion is committed to new places.

Figures published by the Department for Education on Thursday showed that 570,000 extra secondary school places need to be created by 2025.

However, local councils say they still need to create more than 230,000 primary and secondary school places nationally between 2017 and 2020.

The Department for Education said 18,995 extra secondary school places had been created since September, through the opening of new free schools and academies.

- With primary school places in short supply in many parts of the country, and parents struggling to get their children into a local school, can it really be a priority to open more free schools in 2015 and 2016 in areas with excess secondary school places?

Almost half (49 per cent) of councils across the country are at risk of being unable to meet rising demand for secondary school places within the next five years, local government leaders have warned.

The report reads: «Without sufficient funding there is a very real risk in London of not being able to secure a school place for every child, particularly given the complex and costly secondary school place expansions needed.»

«If we are to avoid this looming secondary school places crisis, councils need to be able to force existing academy schools to expand if voluntary agreement is impossible and must be given back powers to open new maintained schools themselves.»

More than 16,000 new secondary school places will be needed within the next seven years to meet rising demand, according to analysis by the BBC.

The body that represents London's 32 councils has warned the cost of meeting a primary and secondary school places shortfall will reach # 2.3 bn by 2015.

The plans, announced by the Department for Education, will mean that parents looking at local secondary school places for the following autumn will have the most up - to - date exam results, at least in provisional form.

Increased pressure on secondary school places is expected in September 2018 and is likely to continue for the next few years.

It is shocking to see that over recent years the access to high quality secondary school places in England has become even more unequal

The Funding Agency for Schools, the body responsible for GM schools last time around, made it clear in one of its final reports that there would be a shortage of secondary school places in parts of London; and so there was early in this century as no one body had overall responsibility for planning.

Schools Week reported last month that pupils are now less likely to get their first choice of secondary school place as a result of the bulge.

A new report by the Education Policy Institute, Access to high performing schools in England, looked at the density of high - quality secondary school places across England, comparing high - quality places in 2015 with 2010 in...

Examining the 20 local authorities with the largest increases in the density of high performing secondary school places, and the 20 local authorities with the greatest decreases, the widening geographic inequality in access to high performing schools is also evident.

The aim of the project is to establish a successful, co-educational state boarding school in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead as part of the Government's Free Schools programme, to meet the need for more secondary school places and to provide more choice of state school offering to parents.

Local councils say they need to create over 230,000 primary and secondary school places nationally between 2017 and 2020.

He revealed his interim findings at a conference on admissions in London, as tens of thousands of parents in England apply for secondary school places.

Apply for a primary or secondary school place, children missing education.

While the Council continues to monitor the demand for primary and secondary school places and works with all schools to mitigate unexpected high demand so that wherever possible pupils can attend their preferred school, Council Leader Adam Paynter said he was concerned that the increasing demand for places signalled fairer funding was need for Cornwall's schools.

Apply online for a primary or secondary school place.

Applications for secondary school places have risen for the second consecutive year, reaching 521,274, with the proportion of pupils given their first choice falling from 85 to 84 per cent.

The intention behind this, as reported by Education Business in July is to provide up - to - date information to parents submitting application forms for secondary school places this month for September next year.

This is now being reflected with a shortage in secondary school places.

The statistics also show that in 2017, 562,487 applications for a secondary school place were received, an increase of 2.6 per cent on 2016 and the highest number of applications received since 2008 (568,723).

«Time is running out for the government to fully support councils» efforts to provide primary and secondary school places in the capital over the next five years.»

Department for Education (DfE) figures and local pupil forecasts by the Local Government Association (LGA) show that more than 125,000 children face missing out on a secondary school place by 2022/23.

Due to the unprecedented demand for primary and secondary school places, schools are more pushed than ever to provide adequate dining facilities for their pupils.

Figures from the latest pupil projection statistics show that last year councils had to provide 2,740,000 secondary school places, which is predicted to increase significantly to 3,387,000 by 2024.

A new report by the Education Policy Institute, Access to high performing schools in England, looked at the density of high - quality secondary school places across...

Official application figures will be published on Tuesday, but the Good Schools Guide estimated that they had risen by at least three per cent, meaning more than 85,000 children have applied for a secondary school place.

More than half a million families in England find out on Tuesday about their children's secondary school places for this autumn.

children in year 6 of a primary school born between 1 September 2006 and 31 August 2007 applying for a secondary school place in September 2018

In Birmingham, where about 10,000 secondary school places are allocated, a survey from the Press Association found 68.5 % got their first preferences.

«Last week the Local Government Association released an analysis of Department for Education figures, which showed that 125,000 children face missing out on a secondary school place by 2022/23.

Kevin Courtney, Joint General Secretary of the National Education Union comments on the Local Government Association analysis of Department for Education figures, which shows that 125,000 children face missing out on a secondary school place by 2022/23.

London boroughs alone are facing a shortage of 118,000 primary and secondary school places up until 2016 - 17.