Here's how the places were allocated at oversubscribed Northampton primary schools
By Nick Spoors
Published 17th May 2019, 16:49 BST
When there are more children applying for a school than places available, Northamptonshire County Council uses subscription criteria in order to be as fair as possible.
If your child was not been offered a place at your preferred school, it means it filled up to its published admission number (PAN) with children who had a higher priority than your child within the oversubscription criteria. The following explains how places have been allocated at each non-academy school in Northampton.
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4 siblings; 12 pupils who live closer to the school than any other school and 14 out of 28 other pupils using the distance tiebreaker.
1 pupil in public care or with an education and health care plan; 26 siblings; 10 pupils who live closer to the school than any other school; and 23 out of 38 other pupils using the distance tiebreaker.
41 siblings; 12 pupils who live closer to the school than any other school and 37 out of 60 other pupils using the distance tiebreaker.
17 siblings; 9 pupils who live closer to the school than any other school; and 34 out of 38 other pupils using the distance tiebreaker.
2 pupils in public care or with an education and health care plan; 23 siblings; 21 pupils who live closer to the school than any other school; and 14 out of 23 other pupils using the distance tiebreaker.
2 pupils in public care or with an education and health care plan; 30 siblings; and 28 out of 29 pupils who live closer to the school than any other school using the distance tiebreaker.
