School Announcements:
Admissions
Admission arrangements for Banstead Infant School 2018
Admission arrangements for Banstead Infant School 2017
Admission arrangements for Banstead Infant School 2016
We are often asked about our catchment area.There is no set catchment area; it varies each year. From initial offers for September 2017 admissions it was a 2.01km radius from the school. There were 32 children who were siblings of children at the school or at Banstead Junior School. This left 58 places for children without siblings.
We would love to welcome you to our school. Surrey County Council deal with our new reception admissions and any in-year admissions. To apply for a place for the September 2018 reception intake please click on the link below:
Surrey County Council Admissions
If you are applying for a current Reception place after September 2017 please use the form below. This form can also be used if you are applying for a place in Year 1 or Year 2 at any time.
Form to apply for in year admissions
You can contact us directly or in year application forms and guidance notes for 2017/18 are also available on Surrey County Council’s website.
Surrey have recently provided further guidance on admitting children out of their chronological year group. In general, it is the view of the local authority that children should be educated in their chronological year group, with the curriculum differentiated as appropriate, and that they should only be educated out of their chronological year group in very limited circumstances. Each request will be considered according to the circumstances of the case and what is in the child’s best interests. This will not normally be for more than a single National Curriculum year. Please click on the link below to read the full document or contact the school for further information.
Guidance on the education of children out of their chronological year group
A new code of practice for children with special educational needs was introduced in September 2014. As part of the new Code of Practice schools are required to publish an SEN Information Report. This details the provision for children with special educational needs. It explains how we help children who need support when they are learning. If you have any questions regarding the document please contact Mrs Storrar.
