Introduction
1. This Scheme is made by North Tyneside Council under the Education (Co-ordination of Admission Arrangements) (Primary) (England) Regulations 2008 and applies to all First and Primary Schools in North Tyneside.
Interpretation
2. In this Scheme:
"The LA" means North Tyneside Council acting in their capacity as Local
Authority.
"The LA area" means the area in respect of which the LA is the Local Authority.
"Primary education" has the same meaning as in section 2(1) of the Education
Act 1996.
"Secondary education" has the same meaning as in section 2(2) of the Education Act 1996.
"Primary school" has the same meaning as in section 5(1) of the Education Act
1996.
"Secondary school" has the same meaning as in section 5(2) of the Education.
Act 1996.
"School" means a community, foundation, or voluntary school (but not a special school), which is maintained by the LA.
'VA schools" means such of the schools as are voluntary aided schools.
“Trust schools” means such of the schools have a trust status.
“Academy” means such of the schools have academy status.
"Admission Authority" in relation to a community school means the LA and, in relation to Trust and VA schools means the governing body of that school, and in relation to an Academy means the Academy Trust of that school.
“The equal preference system” the scheme operated by North Tyneside Council whereby all preferences listed by parents/carers on the common application form are considered under the over-subscription criteria for each school without reference to parental rankings. Where a pupil may be offered a place at more than one school, the rankings are used to determine the single offer by selecting the one ranked highest on the common application form.
"The specified year" means the school year beginning at or about the beginning of September 2026.
“Academic year” means a period commencing with 1st August and ending with the next 31st July.
“The determination year” in relation to the proposed admission arrangements for a school, means the academic year beginning two years before the academic year to which the arrangements relate.
"Admission arrangements" means the overall procedure, practices, criteria, and supplementary information to be used in deciding on the allocation of school places and refers to any device or means used to determine whether a school place is to be offered.
“Parent/Carer” means any person who holds parental responsibility, as defined under the 1989 Children Act, and with whom the child normally resides.
“Direct distance” means the distance measured in a straight-line from a single fixed point of the home address (including flats) to a single fixed point associated with the school using the Local Land and Property Gazetteer and the Council’s Geographic Information System (GIS/ONE); those living closer to the school will receive higher priority.
“Appropriate school” means the nearest school identified by the Local Authority in accordance with the home to school transport policy.
“Home” Local Authority means the Local Authority in whose area the parents live.
The Primary “National Offer Day” is 16 April or the next working day.
“In year “admission means any application for a place other than the normal year of entry.
School Admissions Code refers to the code published in September 2021.
“Eligible for a place” means that a child has been placed on a school’s ranked list at such a point, which falls within the school’s published admission number.
Commencement and extent
3. This scheme applies in relation to the admission arrangements for the schools for admission year 2026-2027 (the specified year).
4. The Local Authority will include in its admission arrangements for the specified year the provisions set out in Schedule 1 to this scheme, or provisions having the same effect.
5. The governing body of each of the Academies, VA and Trust schools will include in its admission arrangements for the specified year the provisions set out in the Schedule, as far as relevant to that school, or provisions having the same effect.
The Scheme
6. The Scheme shall be determined in accordance with the provisions set out in Schedule 1 and processed in accordance with the timetable set out in Schedule 2.
7. The scheme shall apply to every school in the Local Authority area as identified in Appendix 1 (except special schools).
8. The Scheme will also include applications from parents seeking admission to North Tyneside schools who live within the following neighbouring Local Authorities:
- Newcastle Local Authority
- Northumberland Local Authority
9. We will also co-ordinate our admission process with any other Admission Authorities where relevant.
SCHEDULE 1 PART I -THE SCHEME
10. There will be a standard form known as the Common Application Form.
11. The Common Application Form will be used for the purpose of admitting pupils into the first year of First and Primary education in the specified year, and for applications made outside the normal year of entry i.e. ‘In year’ admissions leading up to, and during, the academic year 2026/2027.
12. The Common Application Form must be used as a means of expressing up to three preferences for the purposes of section 86 of the School Standards and
Framework Act 1998, by parents resident in the Local Authority area wishing to express a preference for their child:
a) to be admitted to a school within the Local Authority area (including Academies, VA and Trust schools).
b) to be admitted to a school located in another Local Authority area (including Academies, VA, and Trust schools)
The Common Application Form will -
- Allow parents to express up to three preferences, including, where relevant, any schools outside the Local Authority’s area, in the rank order in which they wish their child to receive an offer of a place at the respective schools; and,
- Specify the closing date and where the application form must be returned in accordance with paragraph 10.
The Local Authority will make appropriate arrangements to ensure:
- That the Common Application Form is available on request from the Local Authority and on-line at www.northtyneside.gov.uk/schooladmission until the closing date; and,
- That the Common Application Form is accompanied by a written explanation of the key features of the co-ordinated admissions scheme.
The Local Authority will take all reasonable steps to ensure that:
- Every parent resident in the Local Authority area who has a child attending a nursery class or early years setting and is eligible to commence primary education receives a written explanation of how to apply either online or paper copy (on request only); and,
- Every parent whose application falls within the category of an ‘In Year’ transfer receives a copy of the Common Application Form (and written explanation), on request, and understands the process.
13. Parents will be advised that they will receive no more than one offer of a school place and that:
- If more than one school is nominated and two or more preferences can be offered the parent will be regarded as having ranked the schools in the order appearing on the form (the first-mentioned being ranked the highest).
- Places at any oversubscribed school will be offered based on equal preference rank order and that where an offer is made it would be for the highest ranked school.
- If a place cannot be offered at a nominated school, a place will be offered at an alternative school.
14. The Common Application Form will include an extra section to be completed by parents who express a preference for a Voluntary Aided School to enable them to provide additional relevant information.
15. Where a school receives a supplementary information form from a North Tyneside resident it will not be regarded as a valid application unless the parent has also completed a Common Application Form, and the school is nominated on it. Where supplementary information forms are received directly by schools the school must inform the Local Authority immediately so it can verify whether a Common Application Form has been received from the parent and, if not, the Local Authority will contact the parent and ask them to complete a Common Application Form. Under the requirements of the scheme parents will not be under any obligation to complete an individual school’s supplementary information form where this is not strictly required for the governing body to apply their oversubscription criteria.
16. Any school which operates criteria for selection by ability or aptitude must ensure that its arrangements for assessing ability or aptitude, to enable decisions to be made on nominations, conform to the timing requirements of the scheme as set out in Schedule 2. (N.B. no Community, Academy, Trust or Voluntary Aided School in North Tyneside operates criteria for selection based on ability or aptitude)
Processing of Common Application Forms
17. It will be the responsibility of parents to ensure that Common Application Forms are received directly to the Local Authority by the closing date of 12 January 2026. Common Application Forms may also be completed on-line by the closing date.
Determining offers in response to the Common Application Form
18. The Local Authority will act as a clearinghouse for the allocation of places by the relevant admission authorities in response to the Common Application Forms. The Local Authority will only make any decision with respect to the offer or refusal of a place in response to any preference expressed on the Common Application Form where:
- It is acting in its separate capacity as an admission authority; or,
- An applicant is eligible for more than one place and is allocated a place at the highest ranked school: or,
- An applicant is not eligible for a place at any school that the parent has nominated.
19. The Local Authority will allocate places in accordance with the provisions set out in paragraph 18 of this Schedule.
20. Completed application forms must be received by the closing date of 12 January 2026.
21. Completed application forms, which are received after the closing date will be marked ‘LATE’ and considered on an individual basis except that the procedure must not prevent the proper processing under the Scheme of application forms received on time.
22. The Local Authority will process all application forms; any completed application forms must be treated as a confidential communication between the parent and the Local Authority. All ranked applications received by the closing date will be considered before any ranked applications received after this closing date unless exceptional circumstances apply.
23. By 2 February 2026 the Local Authority will notify the admission authority for each of the schools of every nomination that has been made for that school, including all relevant details and any supplementary information received by this date, which schools require to apply their oversubscription criteria. Where parents have nominated a school outside the Local Authority area, the Local Authority will also similarly notify the relevant authority/authorities by this date.
24. By 23 February 2026 the admission authority for each Trust, VA and Academy school will provide the Local Authority with a list in rank order, in accordance with their admission criteria of all pupils who applied for a place at the school.
25. By 6 March 2026 the Local Authority will exchange responses to preferences with other Local Authorities.
26. By 13 March 2026 the Local Authority will match the provisional offers of places against each parent’s ranking and proceed as follows:
- Where the child is eligible for a place at only one of the preferred schools, a place at that school will be offered to the child.
- Where the child is eligible for a place at two or more of the preferred schools, they will be offered a place at whichever school is the highest ranked and any lower offers will be disregarded.
- Where none of the preferences can be met, the child will be offered a place at the catchment area school if a vacancy exists, or at the nearest appropriate school with a vacancy, measured in a straight-line from a single fixed point of the home address (including flats) to a single fixed point associated with the school using the Local Land and Property Gazetteer and the Council’s Geographic Information System (GIS/ONE) those living closer to the school will receive higher priority.
- The Local Authority will not allocate a school place to those pupils who have not submitted a Common Application Form. The Local Authority will not offer a place until a form has been completed and after 8 May 2026. The parent will then be offered a place at the catchment area school if a vacancy exists, or at the nearest appropriate school with a vacancy.
- Once all other pupils who submitted a Common Application Form have been considered and after 8 May 2026, the Local Authority will allocate a place to those pupils who have not submitted a Common Application Form at the catchment area school if a vacancy exists, or at the nearest appropriate school with a vacancy, as measured in a straight-line from a single fixed point of the home address (including flats) to a single fixed point associated with the school using the Local Land and Property Gazetteer and the Council’s Geographic Information System (GIS/ONE) those living closer to the school will receive higher priority
27. 25 March 2026 -The Local Authority informs its First and Primary Schools of the pupils to be offered places at their schools and informs other Local Authorities of places in North Tyneside schools to be offered to their residents.
28. On 16 April 2026 parents will be notified by email of the outcome of their application if they applied online and requested an email notification. If the parent completed a paper application form a letter will be posted second class informing them of the school place allocated. This notification will give the following information:
- The name of the school at which a place is offered.
- The reasons why the child is not being offered a place at any of the other higher ranked schools nominated on the Common Application Form.
- Information about their statutory right of appeal against the decisions to refuse places at the other nominated schools.
- Allow parents to request that their child’s name is placed on a waiting list for any schools that they were refused that were ranked higher on the application form than the place that was offered.
- Contact details for the schools (in the case of nominated VA schools where they were not offered a place) so that they can lodge an appeal, with the governing body, and the relevant Local Authorities.
29. The notification will not inform parents of places still available at other schools.
30. 1 May 2026: (1) The deadline for parents to accept the place offered. If they do not respond by this date the Local Authority will assume that the offer of the school place is accepted and will notify the school accordingly, and where possible, the Local Authority will also continue to pursue parents for written confirmation of acceptance for oversubscribed schools. (2) The deadline for parents to request to place their child’s name on a waiting list for any school they ranked higher on their Common Application Form than the school they were offered.
Waiting Lists
31. Parents may ask for their children to be kept on a waiting list of children to be re-allocated places if they become available after 16 April 2026 at any school, they have ranked higher on their Common Application Form than the school they were offered. Where a parent has been offered a place at a school which they did not nominate on their Common Application Form, they may be placed on the list of all the schools they did nominate and can then be considered for places at those schools. If pupil numbers fall below the published admission number, then children will be admitted from the waiting list according to the admission criteria regardless of when their application form was received. The LA will hold all waiting lists where requested. Waiting lists for schools will be kept for one term in the academic year i.e., 31 December 2026. No list will be kept for any school thereafter either by the Local Authority or by any individual school.
32. 8 May 2026: The Local Authority re-allocates any places that may have become vacant since 16 April, in accordance with the school admission criteria, which will include the following:
- Those who have not yet been offered any school place, for example, late applications from parents who have just moved into the area and have not been offered a school place.
- Those who have not been offered a school place at any of the schools they nominated on the Common Application Form and the place that has become available is at a school originally nominated on the Common Application Form.
- Those who have been offered a school place but who ranked the school at which a place has now become available higher on the Common Application Form.
33. Where there are more applicants than places available then the priorities used within the school’s admission criteria will also be applied to all applicants on the waiting list to determine the allocation of places.
34. Where a parent has been allocated a place at their second ranked school, they may be placed on a waiting list of their first ranked school but not their third and so on. Where a parent has been offered a place at a school, which they did not nominate on their Common Application Form, they may be placed on the list of all the schools they did nominate and can then be considered for places at those schools.
35. Waiting lists for schools will be kept by the Local Authority for one term in the academic year i.e., 31 December 2026. No lists will be kept for any school thereafter, either by the LA or by individual schools.
36. Where parents have not returned their acceptance slip for oversubscribed schools or responded to the offer the Local Authority will assume that the place has been accepted and the school will be notified accordingly.
PART 2 – LATE APPLICATIONS
37. The closing date for applications in the normal admissions round is 12 January 2026. As far as is reasonably practicable applications for places in the normal admissions round that are received late for a good reason or in exceptional circumstances may be considered, provided they are received before 31 January 2026, the date the allocation procedures begin. Examples of what may be considered as good reason and exceptional circumstances include: when a lone parent has been ill for some time, or has been dealing with the death of a close relative; a family has just moved into the area or is returning from abroad (proof of ownership or tenancy of a North Tyneside property will be required in these cases). Other circumstances may be considered, and each case will be decided on its own merits by each individual admission authority.
Change of school preference after 13 January 2026:
38. Once parents have submitted their Common Application Form, they cannot change their preferences without a genuine reason, for example, if the family has recently moved address (in this instance, proof of ownership or tenancy of a North Tyneside property will be required).
Late applications received after 31 January 2026
39. Late applications received after 31 January 2026, which, are not deemed to be exceptional by the Authority, will not be processed until after 16 April.
No common application form received by 16 APRIL 2026
40. Where no Common Application Form is submitted the child will not be offered a school place on 16 April 2025. The Local Authority will not offer a place until a form has been completed and after 8 May 2026.
Applications received after 16 April 2026
41. Applications received after 16 April at any school must be forwarded to the Local Authority immediately. Where only the supplementary information form is received the school must inform the Local Authority immediately so it can verify whether a Common Application Form has been received from the parent and, if not, contact the parent and ask them to complete a Common Application Form. The Local Authority will enter the details onto its Education Management System (EMS) and, after consultation with the relevant admission authority, offer a place as soon as possible at the school highest in the parent's order of preference that has a vacancy or if this is not possible, at the nearest appropriate school with a vacancy (as defined in paragraph 18).
Change of school preference after 16 April 2026
42. Parents cannot change their original school preference(s) without a genuine reason, for example, if the family has recently moved address. Where the Local Authority agrees to accept a change of preference application the original school preference will be cancelled, and a new application must be submitted which will be considered as ‘Late.’ Any place previously offered at a school in North Tyneside on 16 April 2026 will be withdrawn and the parent will be notified in writing of the outcome.
Year of entry appeals
43. All Admission Authorities must publish their appeals timetable on their website by 28 February each year.
44. Where schools are their own admission authority i.e., Academies, VA and Trust, the school will be responsible for presenting the schools case for any appeals lodged. However, for Academies and Trust Schools the Local Authority can be present for stage 1 of the appeal to answer any questions on the admission process.
PART 3 - ‘IN YEAR’ ADMISSIONS
Applications received after 16 April 2026
45. Applications received after 16 April 2026, and for places in year groups other than the normal year of entry to First and Primary schools, will be treated as ‘In Year’ admissions.
Applying for a school place outside the normal year of entry
46. Parents must apply to their ‘home’ Local Authority regardless of the school they are applying for.
47. The ‘home’ Local Authority will process all Common Application Forms and inform parents of the outcome of their application even if the school is an Academy, Trust or Voluntary Aided.
48. The Local Authority is unable to process applications for schools where the date that the place is required from, is more than 2 months from the date of the application (Service and Crown Personnel are exempt).
49. Children must be resident in the country before a Common Application Form can be considered (Service and Crown Personnel are exempt).
50. School places cannot be allocated based on intended future changes of address unless a house move has been confirmed through the exchange of contracts or a rental agreement. The admission authority reserves the right to seek further documentary evidence to support the claim to residence.
Children in the care of the Local Authority
51. A Local Authority has the power to direct an admission authority (including
Academies, Trust and Voluntary Aided schools) to admit a child who is a child in the care of the Local Authority, even when the school is full. The Local Authority must not choose a school from which the child is permanently excluded but may choose a school whose infant classes are already at the maximum size. In respect of admissions for key stage 1 a child in the care of the Local Authority would be admitted as an ‘excepted pupil’ for the time they are in an infant class or until the class numbers fall back to the current infant class size limit.
Responding to common application forms
52. If the application is for an Academy, Trust or Voluntary Aided school, the Local Authority will refer the application to the Governing Body of the school. In the case of applications for schools outside North Tyneside, the Local Authority will contact the relevant authority.
53. All admission authorities must respond to the Local Authority within five working days of receiving the Common Application Form informing them of the decision. If there is a place available pupils must be admitted within twenty school days of the application being received by the Local Authority or at the beginning of a half term if appropriate.
54. Where a place is not available at the highest ranked school the Local Authority will coordinate with the second and third preference schools until a place can be offered at one of the preferences.
55. If the pupil is not on the roll of a North Tyneside school and a place cannot be offered at any of the nominated schools, the parent will be informed of places available at other schools in the area.
56. If there are more applications than places available, the published admission criteria must be applied.
57. Pupils can only be refused a place at a school if one of the statutory reasons in the School Admissions Code applies.
58. Pupils should not be placed outside the normal age group without written recommendation from an Educational Psychologist.
59. The Local Authority will keep a track of any pupils who apply for ‘In Year’ admissions, and intervene as appropriate to ensure that they are placed in a school without undue delay particularly in respect of children in the care of the Local Authority and disadvantaged children moving into the area i.e., Gypsy, Roma and Traveller children.
60. Where schools are their own admission authority i.e., Academy, Trust or VA, the school will be responsible for presenting the schools case for any in-year appeals lodged. The school should liaise directly with the Clerk to the Independent Appeal Panel, Legal, Governance Services, North Tyneside Council, NE27 0BY. Tel: (0191) 643 5316.
Determining offers in response to the common application form
Pupils living in North Tyneside and applying for a school in the area (including Academies, Trust and Voluntary Aided Schools)
61.The Local Authority will notify the parent of the outcome of the place for all schools including Academies, Trust and VA schools.
Pupils living in North Tyneside applying for a school out of the area
62. The ‘Home’ authority (NorthTyneside) must contact the maintaining authority to confirm the availability of a place. The ‘Home’ authority (NorthTyneside) would then confirm the offer of the place in writing to the parent, with a copy to the maintaining authority.
Pupils living out of the area applying for a North Tyneside school
63. The ‘Home’ authority must contact North Tyneside Local Authority to confirm the availability of a place. The ‘Home’ authority would then confirm the offer of a place to the parent, with a copy of the offer to North Tyneside LA.
Acceptance of the school place
64. Parents will be expected to respond to accept or decline the offer within ten working days, failure to do so will result in the school place being assumed as accepted and the school notified accordingly.
Waiting lists
65. The Local Authority will hold the waiting list where requested. The waiting list will be held for the year of entry only i.e., reception class for oversubscribed schools. The list will be held for one term in the academic year. No list will be held by the Local Authority for any school after 31 December 2026.
SCHEDULE 2
TIMETABLE OF CO-ORDINATED SCHEME
FIRST AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS
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DATE |
EVENT |
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8 September 2025
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Application Process begins for 2026/27 |
| 12 January 2026 |
Closing date for all applications to be received by the Local Authority
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| 2 February 2026 |
Details of preferences to be sent to Trust, VA, Academies and other Local Authorities where preferences stated are for schools other than the home Local Authority.
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23 February 2026
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The admission authority for each Trust, VA and Academy School will provide the Local Authority with a list in rank order in accordance with their admission criteria of all pupils who applied for a place at the school.
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6 March 2026
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The Local Authority will exchange responses to preferences with other Local Authorities.
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25 March 2026
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The Local Authority will inform all North Tyneside schools of children to offered places at their schools.
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16 April 2026
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National Offer Day for places |
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1 May 2026
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Last date for parents to accept or refuse the offer that has been made.
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1 May 2026
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Last date for parents to request in writing that they want to place their child’s name on the waiting list for any schools which they have applied for and been refused.
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8 May 2026
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The LA reallocates any places that have become available since offer day.
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June/July 2026
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Appeals to be heard |
CO-ORIDNATED ADMISSIONS SCHEME – FIRST AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS Admission Authorities in the Area of North Tyneside to which the scheme applies.
The Scheme applies to the Governing Body as the Admission Authority for the following Voluntary Aided Schools:
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Christ Church C of E Primary School
|
Kielder Terrace North Shields NE30 2AD |
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St Bartholomew’s C of E Primary School
|
Goathland Avenue Longbenton NE12 8FA |
| St Peter’s C of E Primary School |
North Terrace Wallsend NE28 6PY |
| St Aidan’s RC Primary School |
Coniston Road Wallsend NE28 0EP |
| St Bernadette’s RC Primary School | Rising Sun Cottages Wallsend NE28 9JW |
| St Columba’s RC Primary School |
Station Road Wallsend NE28 8EN |
| St Cuthbert’s RC Primary School |
Lovaine Place North Shields NE29 0BU |
| St Joseph’s RC Primary School |
Wallsend Road North Shields NE29 7BT |
| St Mary’s RC Primary School |
Farringdon Road North Shields NE30 3EY |
| St Mary’s RC Primary School |
Great Lime Road Forest Hall NE12 7AB |
| St Stephens’ RC Primary School |
Goathland Avenue Longbenton NE12 8FA |
| Star of the Sea RC Primary School |
Seatonville Road Whitley Bay NE25 9EG |
The Scheme applies to the Governing Body as the Admission Authority for the following Learning Trust Schools and Academy Trust Schools
| Amberley Primary School |
East Bailey Killingworth NE12 6SQ
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Appletree Gardens First School
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Appletree Gardens Whitley Bay NE25 8XS |
| Balliol Primary School |
Chesters Avenue Longbenton NE12 8QP |
| Battle Hill Primary School |
Berwick Drive, Battle Hill Wallsend NE28 9DH |
| Benton Dene Primary School |
Hailsham Avenue, Longbenton NE12 8FD
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| Burradon Primary School |
Burradon Road Cramilngton NE23 7NG |
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Carville Primary School
|
The Avenue Wallsend NE28 6AX |
| Denbigh Primary School |
Denbigh Avenue Wallsend NE28 0DS |
| Fordley Primary School |
Dudley Drive, Fordley Cramlington NE23 7AL |
| Forest Hall Primary School |
Delaval Road Forest Hall NE12 9BA |
| Greenfields Primary School |
Taylor Avenue Wideopen NE13 6NB |
| Hadrian Park Primary School |
Addington Drive Wallsend NE28 9RT |
| Hazlewood Primary School | Canterbury Way, Woodlands Park Wideopen NE13 6JJ |
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Ivy Road Primary School
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Forest Hall Newcastle NE12 9AP
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| King Edward Primary School |
Preston Avenue North Shields NE30 2BD |
| Monkhouse Primary School |
Wallington Avenue North Shields NE30 3SH |
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Preston Grange Primary School
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Chiltern Road North Shields NE29 9QL |
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Richardson Dees Primary School
|
High Street East Wallsend NE28 7RT |
| Redesdale Primary School |
Wiltshire Drive Wallsend NE28 8TU |
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Rockcliffe First School
|
Grafton Road Whitley Bay NE26 2NR |
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Stephenson Memorial Primary School
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Martin Road Wallsend NE28 0AG |
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Wallsend Jubilee Primary School
|
Mullen Road Wallsend NE28 9HA |
| Western Primary School |
Rutland Road Wallsend NE28 8QL |
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Westmoor Primary School
|
Southgate Killingworth, NE12 6SA |
| Whitehouse Primary School |
Whitehouse Lane North Shields NE29 8PE |
The Scheme applies to the Governing Body as the Admission Authority for the following Academies:
| Grasmere Academy |
Grasmere Court Killingworth NE12 6TS |
| Kings Priory School |
Huntington Place North shields NE30 4RF |
Community Schools where the Local Authority is the Admission Authority
| Coquet Park First School |
The Links Whitley Bay NE26 1TQ
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| Langley First School |
Drumoyne Gardens West Monkseaton NE25 9DL
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| Marine Park First School |
Park Road Whitley Bay NE26 1LT
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| Southridge First School |
Cranleigh Place Whitley Bay NE25 9UD |
| South Wellfield First School |
Otterburn Avenue Whitley Bay NE25 9QL |
| Whitley Lodge First School |
Woodburn Drive Whitley Bay NE26 3HW |
| Backworth Park Primary School |
Hotspur North Backworth NE27 0FZ |
| Bailey Green Primary School |
West Bailey Killingworth NE12 6QL |
| Collingwood Primary School |
Oswin Terrace North Shields NE29 7JQ |
| Cullercoats Primary School |
Marden Avenue, Cullercoats North Shields NE30 4PB |
| Holystone Primary School | Whitley Road, Holystone Newcastle NE27 0DA |
| New York Primary School |
Lanark Close, New York North Shields NE29 8DP |
| Percy Main Primary School |
Nelson Terrace North Shields NE29 6JA |
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Preston Grange Primary School
|
Chiltern Road, Preston Grange North Shields NE29 9QL |
| Riverside Primary School |
Minton Lane North Shields NE29 6DQ |
| Shiremoor Primary School |
Stanton Road, Park Estate Shiremoor NE27 0PW |
| Spring Gardens Primary School |
Brightman Road North Shields NE29 0HP |
| Waterville Primary |
Waterville Road North Shields NE29 6SL |