Admissions procedure
The school and Hertfordshire County Council (HCC) operates two separate admission systems for Nursery and Reception. This means that the offer of a place in Nursery does not guarantee a place in school.
Full information on the School Admissions process can be found on the HCC website via the link below. If you have any further questions please contact HCC direct.
https://www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/services/Schools-and-education/Schools-and-education.aspx
Whilst the process is online, we are happy to support you in any way that we can. For example, we can:
- Provide you with a paper application form for nursery applications;
- Help you to apply online or do it on your behalf;
- Support and guide you through the application process.
Nursery Admissions
Applying for a Nursery Place for the 2020/21 Academic Year?
(Nursery place for children born between 1st September 2016 and 31st August 2017)
Tudor Primary School offers a one form (25 place) nursery with a morning session from 8.45am – 11.45am for 25 children. For further information about our nursery provision download the document below (Nursery Information 2019).
Applications must be made directly to the school using the Nursery Application Form which is found on the attachments at the bottom of this page.
If you would prefer, you are able to collect an application form from the school office.
Timetable for Nursery Applications 2020/2021
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3rd Feb 2020 – March 2021 |
Nursery applications open on the 3rd Feb and can be made at any time until the closing date of the 13th March, after which they will de considered a "late application". |
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Now - Mar 2020 |
Parent tours for Nursery intake |
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13th Mar 2020 |
Closing date for applications for 2020/21 academic year - applications must be received by 9.00am. |
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8th Apr – 23rd Apr 2019 |
Easter holidays |
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29th Apr 2020 |
Nursery places offered to families by email |
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11th May 2020 |
Deadline for accepting Nursery places - if parents have not responded by this date any offer of a place will be withdrawn. |
In Year Admissions - Nursery places for 2019/2020
If you would like a place in our nursery for the current academic year (2018/2019) please contact the school office on 01442 256294 or admin@tudor.herts.sch.uk to see if we have any places available or to be placed on a waiting list.
The next round of admissions for Nursery is September 2020:
Parents are also directed to: www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/parents where they can find more information.
Children are accepted into Nursery in the September before their fourth birthday.
Reception Admissions
Children enter school at the beginning of the Autumn Term. Our annual admission limit is sixty.
Apply on-line at www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/admissions or phone 0300 123 4043. The the local admissions team at Hertfordshire County Council will be process all applications and then allocation letters will be sent out to parents early in the Spring Term.
Parents are encouraged to make an appointment to visit the school when considering their child’s educational future. Whenever possible, Mr Weightman (Headteacher) will show you around the whole school so you are able to make a fully informed decision. You will also have opportunities to ask questions about how Tudor will meet the educational and social needs of your child. Please contact the school on 01442 256294, or email admin@tudor.herts.sch.uk
When schools are oversubscribed the rules for admission are applied by Hertfordshire County Council giving priority to children with a statement for Special Educational Needs, those with a brother/sister already at the school, compelling medical or social reasons and children for whom the school is the nearest in relation to alternative schools.
'In Year' Admissions
An application to move between schools straight away (or within a few weeks) is known as an 'In Year' application. This is when a child wishes to transfer to another school outside of the usual transfer time, for example because of a change of address.
Further information on moving schools and how to make an In Year application can be found online at:
www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/inyear
Tudor Primary School works alongside other local schools to challenge 'school hopping'. Whilst there may be clear reasons why a family wish to move their between schools in the local area, Headteachers are able to share important information. For example, a meeting may be arranged between the different schools and the family to ensure an effective transition to a new setting.