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School Admissions Consultation 2008

Consultation published by The Department for Children, Schools and Families View original »

In the Childrens Plan, published in December 2007, Ministers committed to review the school application and allocation process. The Department launched on 12 June a consultation which outlines proposed changes to make the admissions process for parents as fair, transparent and straightforward as possible. The consultation runs until 2 October and we would welcome your views on the proposed changes. We are aware of some minor errors in cross-references, which will be addressed in the final versions

Timeframe

This consultation started on 12th June 2008 and ended on 2nd October 2008.

Consultation Documents

Here are the documents we were able to locate that relate to this consultation:

School Admissions Consultation Document (PDF) ( Adobe PDF, 820Kb)
Draft Statutory Regulations (PDF) ( Adobe PDF, 327Kb)
Draft School Admissions Appeals Code (PDF) ( Adobe PDF, 529Kb)
Draft School Admissions Code (PDF) ( Adobe PDF, 656Kb)
School Admissions Consultation 2008 - Response Form (Word) ( Microsoft Word, 307Kb)
Proposed School Admissions (Co-ordination of Admission Arrangements) (England) Regulations 2009 ( Microsoft Word, 127Kb)
Proposed Education (Admissions Appeals Arrangements)(England)(Amendment) Regulations 2008 ( Microsoft Word, 78Kb)
Proposed Education (School Information) (England) Regulations 2009 ( Microsoft Word, 166Kb)
Proposed School Admissions (Local Authority Reports) Regulations 2009 ( Microsoft Word, 70Kb)
Proposed School Admissions (Admission Arrangements) (England) Regulations 2009 ( Microsoft Word, 313Kb)

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