Sheffield primary: These schools were harder to get into for September 2024 because of higher demand
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www.thestar.co.uk— Competition to get into Sheffield’s primary schools for this September was tougher than last year. Last week, Sheffield’s children and parents found out what ‘big school’ they will be starting at for their reception year in 2024. However, figures show many of the Steel City’s schools had to turn down more children than they did last year and are more ‘oversubscribed’ as a result, suggesting competition was tougher. It comes after the council was warned last June it needed to create 390 new...
www.thestar.co.uk—Sheffield schools: These were the hardest secondaries to get your child into for Y7 in September 2024. Every parent wants their little one to go to the best school they can. So when they pick their top three preferences for the new academic year, it can make finding out a momentous day. Sign up for newsletters from The Star However, not everyone gets into their first choice - the very best schools can turn away nearly as many students as they have places to offer, they are that in demand. Below, we've listed which Sheffield secondary schools were the most 'oversubscribed' for September 2024,...
www.thestar.co.uk—Sheffield schools: These are the hardest secondary schools to get into for Y7 ahead of National Offer Day 2024. Today is the day Sheffield parents and their little ones find out which 'big school' they are going to this September. National Offer Day 2024 (March 1) is when children find out which secondary school they will start at in the new academic year. Sign up for newsletters from The Star Every parent wants their little one to go to the best school they can. So when they pick their top three preferences for the new academic year, it can make finding out on March 1 a momentous day. However, not...
www.thestar.co.uk—Sheffield primary schools: 13 city primary schools handing out the most suspensions revealed. Suspending children from school is something we rarely see from educators, especially at primary level. Teachers aim to keep kids in school, where they are safe, fed and learning. However, for a multitude of reasons, senior leadership can and do decide to temporarily suspend pupils from school. Suspensions and permanent exclusions data, published in a Gov.uk package in April 2024, includes figures revealing which Sheffield primary schools handed out the most suspensions in the 2021-22 academic...