Issue details

Admissions Arrangements for the 2027/28 School Year

Purpose of report:
This report seeks the Executive Member’s approval for the City of York Council co-ordinated schemes and admission policies for the 2027/28 school year. It also seeks approval of the proposed individual school published admission numbers (PANs) for the academic year beginning in September 2027. The report follows a period of 6 weeks consultation.

Executive Member will be asked to:
Approve the admission arrangements (admissions policies and published admission numbers) for all schools for whom the local authority is the admissions authority, for entry into school in September 2027.

Support/object to/impartial the admission arrangements (admission policies and published admission numbers) for all MAT schools who are their own admission authorities but for whom CYC have a school place sufficiency duty.

Decision type: Non-key

Decision status: For Determination

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Notice of proposed decision first published: 08/09/2025

Decision due: 20/01/26 by Decision Session - Combined Executive Member Decision Session

Lead member: Executive Member for Children, Young People and Education

Lead director: Corporate Director of Children and Education

Department: Directorate of Children and Education

Contact: Maxine Squire, Assistant Director of Education email:  rachelle.white@york.gov.uk  maxine.squire@york.gov.uk Tel: 01904 553007, Rachelle White, School Admissions Manager  rachelle.white@york.gov.uk.

Consultation process

The statutory requirement is for a six week consultation. Dates are still to be confirmed.

Consultees: Headteachers and governing bodies of all schools in the City of York area, admissions authorities other than CYC (Voluntary Aided and Academy schools), neighbouring admissions authorities. Also any parent/carers of children in the area who respond to consultation documents.

Equality Impact Assessment Completed?: EIA will be considered as part of the report.

 

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