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Rushey MeadRushey Mead contains two schools that have benefited from the BSF programme – Rushey Mead School and Soar Valley College. Find out more about each of them here.
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Western contains two schools that have benefited from the BSF programme – New College and West Gate School. Find out more about each of them here
/services/planning-and-property/building-schools-for-the-future-bsf/our-bsf-schools/western/Attendance network - summer 2024
A virtual session took place on Thursday 20 June 2024 which provided valuable insights into local attendance processes. A recording of the session, a copy of the presentation, and questions and answers can be found below.
/services/education-welfare-service/school-attendance-network-meetings/attendance-network-summer-2024/Non-statutory data collections
The schools' data team collect in any data/information required and agreed by schools with the local authority. These non-statutory collections are only required locally and there is no national equivalent. An example is the year 6 to 7 transition data. These collections are either to inform local practice or to provide a smooth transfer of data from one type of body to another. An example of this is the key stage 4 results which are sent on to post-16 providers.
/services/schools-data/data-collections-and-transfers/non-statutory-data-collections/Evington
Evington contains four schools that have benefited from the BSF programme – Ash Field Academy SEN School, City of Leicester College, Judgemeadow Community College and St. Paul’s Catholic School. Find out more about each of them here.
/services/planning-and-property/building-schools-for-the-future-bsf/our-bsf-schools/evington/Year 6 to 7 data for secondary schools
Using the admissions information for secondary school places, the team can send out transition data to the appropriate secondary school via DataNet. The system allows for regular updates as Admissions allocate different/more children to secondary schools.
/services/schools-data/data-collections-and-transfers/year-6-to-7-transition-data/year-6-to-7-data-for-secondary-schools/Beaumont Leys
Beaumont Leys contains three schools that have benefited from the BSF programme – Babington Community College, Beaumont Leys School and English Martyrs Catholic School. Find out more about each of them here.
/services/planning-and-property/building-schools-for-the-future-bsf/our-bsf-schools/beaumont-leys/Castle, Wycliffe and Spinney
Castle, Wycliffe and Spinney Hills contain three schools that have benefited from the BSF programme – Children’s Hospital School and Crown Hills Community College. Find out more about each of them here.
/services/planning-and-property/building-schools-for-the-future-bsf/our-bsf-schools/castle-wycliffe-and-spinney/Knighton
Knighton contains three schools that have benefited from the BSF programme – Lancaster School, Millgate SEN School and Sir Jonathan North Community College. Find out more about each of them here.
/services/planning-and-property/building-schools-for-the-future-bsf/our-bsf-schools/knighton/Preparation for autumn school census
We need to have as many pupils as possible on roll by school census day on 3 October 2024 to support budgets! Schools should provide regular information to the school admissions service if there are children on their intake lists (reception, Year 3 and Year 7) who they think are not going to take up their offered place. These offers can then be withdrawn and the places re-offered.
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