School Admissions Policy (next academic year)

Appendices (2024-2025)

Appendix A – School Admission Numbers

Community Primary Schools

Est Non:

Name of School

Age Range

Language

Category

AN / Reception and above

2203

Sageston CP   School                  

3-11

EM

17

2209

Ysgol Gynradd Gymunedol Eglwyswrw

4-11

WM

20

2212

Ysgol Gymunedol Wdig/Goodwick Community School

3-11

WM

19

2214

Fenton CP School

3-11

EM

50

2220

Johnston CP School

3-11

EM

30

2222

Lamphey Primary School

3-11

EM

29

2223

Ysgol Gymunedol Brynconin

3-11

WM

12

2228

Hook CP School

3-11

EM

15

2231

Ysgol Llanychllwydog

3-11

WM

4

2233

Ysgol Gymunedol Maenclochog

3-11

WM

16

2242

Narberth CP School

3-11

DS

47

2243

Ysgol Bro Ingli

3-11

WM

15

2250

Puncheston CP School 

4-11

WM

10

2253

Ysgol Llandudoch

3-11

WM

20

2254

Wolfscastle CP School / Ysgol Casblaidd

3-11

WM

5

2258

Saundersfoot CP School

3-11

EM

42

2260

Stepaside CP School

3-11

EM

28

2261

Templeton CP School

3-11

EM

18

2266

Tavernspite CP School

3-11

EM

29

2270

Ysgol Gymunedol Croesgoch

3-11

TR

17

2271

Broad Haven Primary School

3-11

EM

17

2273

Roch Community School

3-11

EM

25

2384

Coastlands School/ Ysgol y Glannau

3-11

EM

15

2385

Ysgol Clydau

4-11

WM

10

2386

Pembroke Dock Community School

3-11

EM

90

2387

Monkton Priory CP School

3-11

EM

30

2388

Ysgol Gelli Aur/ Golden Grove Community School

3-11

DS

57

2389

Ysgol Glannau Gwaun

3-11

DS

E12, W21

2391

Prendergast CP School

3-11

EM

64

2392

Pennar Community School

3-11

EM

38

2393

Neyland Community School

3-11

EM

47

2395

Ysgol Hafan y Mor

3-11

WM

30

2396

Milford Haven CP School

3-11

EM

96

2397

Waldo Williams Primary School

3-11

EM

37

2398

Ysgol Bro Penfro

(Opening Sept 2024 subject to successful completion of new build school)

3-11

WM

30

 

 Voluntary Controlled Schools

Est Non:

Name of School

Age Range

Language

Category

AN / Reception and above

3035

Cilgerran Church in Wales VC School/ Ysgol G Rh Cilgerran

3-11

WM

19

3036

Cosheston VC School

3-11

EM

8

3040

Cleddau Reach VC Primary School

3-11

EM

34

3042

Manorbier Church in Wales VC School

3-11

EM

12

3050

Spittal Church in Wales VC School

3-11

EM

20

3055

St Florence Church in Wales VC School

3-11

EM

13

3058

Ysgol Ger y Llan

3-11

WM

21

3059

Tenby Church in Wales VCP School

3-11

EM

45

3060

Penrhyn Church in Wales VC School

3-11

EM

17

3061

Gelliswick Church in Wales VC School

3-11

EM

68

 

 3-16/3-19

Est Non:

Name of School

Age Range

Language

Category

AN / Reception and above

5500

Ysgol Caer Elen

3-16

WM (Prim)

AB(2A) (Sec)

 Prim 60 (90 Rec), Sec 119

5501

Ysgol Bro Preseli  

3-19

WM (Prim)

AB(2A) (Sec)

 Prim 30, Sec 164 (Y7-11), 104 (Y12)

 Secondary Schools

Est Non:

Name of School

Age Range

Language

Category

AN / Y7-11

4031

Ysgol Bro Gwaun

11-16

EW

105

4035

The Greenhill School

11-19

EM

207 (Y7-11)
79 (Y12)

4038

Ysgol Harri Tudur/Henry Tudor

11-19

EM

237 (Y7-11)
80 (Y12)

4063

Milford Haven School

11-16

EM

252

4512

Haverfordwest High VC School

11-19

EM

310 (Y7-11)
99 (Y12)

 Notes:

  • The above does not include details of Voluntary Aided schools; such schools undertake their own admissions arrangements
  • The language categories will change by the time these arrangements are approved by Cabinet in March 2023. The new categories will need to be reflected in PLASC 2024

Appendix B - Exceptions To The Infant Class Size Legislation

  • Children, whose statements of SEN specify that they should be educated at the school concerned, and who were admitted to the school outside a normal admission round.
  • Children who are looked after by local authorities (Looked After Children), or who have ceased to be looked after (previously Looked After Children) as a result of being adopted or being placed with a family or given a special guardian and are admitted to the school outside a normal admissions round.
  • Children initially refused admission to a school, but subsequently offered a place outside a normal admission round by direction of an admission appeal panel, or because the person responsible for making the original decision recognises that an error was made in implementing the school’s admission arrangements.
  • Children admitted outside the normal admission round who: the maintaining local authority confirmed cannot gain a place at any other suitable school within a reasonable distance of their home because they have moved into the area outside a normal admission round, or desire a religious education, or a Welsh speaking education and the school in question is the only suitable school within a reasonable distance.
  • Children who were admitted to the school outside the normal admission round after which the school has arranged its classes, and after the first day of the school year, the effect of which would mean that the school would have to take a relevant measure if such children were not excepted pupils.
  • Children of armed forces personnel who are admitted outside the normal admission round.
  • Children whose twin or other sibling from a multiple birth are admitted as non-excepted pupils, as the final pupil(s) allocated a place before the admission number is reached.
  • Children who are registered pupils at special schools, but who receive part of their education at a mainstream school.
  • Children with SEN who are normally educated in a special unit in a mainstream school, who receive part of their lessons in a non-special class.

Excepted pupils will remain so, once admitted, for the remainder of their time in an infant class or until class numbers fall back and they can be organised to comply with the infant class size limit. For example, because a non-excepted child leaves the class, an additional infant class is created, or an additional teacher is appointed, then that child ceases to be an excepted pupil. Classes must be organised so as to comply with the limit wherever possible.

ID: 10812, revised 01/10/2024
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