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Admissions

Choosing the right school for your child is an exciting and important time for you as a parent or carer. That is why we like to take the time with you to show you and your child what our school has to offer, to answer your questions and give you a flavour of school life at Rauceby. We are always happy to give personal tours of the school as well as the open events we organise for the Autumn term.

 

We are a one form entry school and accept 28 children each year. We take children from a much wider area than is indicated on the map below. Many of our children come from the villages of North and South Rauceby, the Greylees estate, Sleaford and the surrounding villages. However, we have a significant number of families from further afield. There is a public bus that many of our children use from Greylees and the Sleaford area to travel to school.

 

We are often over subscribed but we do currently have some vacancies in every year group except for Y5 and Y6. Please contact our school office for a personal tour around the school with our Headteacher.

 

To apply for a school place, click on the link below that will take you to School Admissions at Lincolnshire County Council.

Admissions Policy

 

To access the school's admission policy please visit the policy page of the website using the link below.

School Places at Rauceby

Appeals Process

Rauceby Primary School is an Academy - this means it has its own admission authority. However, you may find the information on the Lincolnshire County Council website useful

Appeal a school place decision – Before you appeal - Lincolnshire County Council

 

How to Appeal a place at Rauceby

You will need to lodge your appeal directly with the school. Please complete the attached form and send any supporting evidence directly to us as directed on the form.

 

You must put your child's name on anything you send us so we know who it is for. You can submit more information later on if you need to.You need to send any supporting evidence you wish to be considered in advance of the appeal hearing. We may blank out other people's faces or personal details on documents you send to us.

 

 

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