Use this contents list to navigate through our pages as if you were using a composite prospectus. We can send you a copy of the prospectus if you ask for it.
Key dates and contact details
Key dates in the admissions cycle and useful contact numbers are available on the relevant pages.
School information
The information in our Check a school's admissions details tool is correct for:
- secondary schools as of 30 July 2024
- primary schools as of 2 September 2024
Admissions
- Choosing schools and how schools decide who gets a place
- Find more information about a school
- Our admissions policy for community and voluntary controlled schools
- Types of schools in Leeds
- Apply for a primary school
- Apply for a secondary school
- Elective home education
- Fair access protocol
- Submit extra information in support of your application (such as previously looked after children, faith-based, exceptional need or other special criteria, delaying or starting school early)
- Offer day and what happens next
- Moving schools
- Appeals
- Admissions policy consultation
- Reception, junior and year 7 coordinated admissions schemes
- In-year coordinated admissions scheme
- Accessibility statement for application portal
Support for children with special educational needs and disabilities
- Support with learning
- Education, health and care needs assessments and plans
- Resolving disagreements
- Specialist schools and provisions (SILCs)
- SENDIASS
Attending school
- School transport
- School uniforms
- School calendar
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RE Syllabus
- Free school meals and milk
- School attendance and fines
- Child care and after school clubs
Planning, privacy and complaints
- School place planning
- Privacy notice
- Complain about a school on GOV.UK
- Complaints to children's services
Statement from Councillor Helen Hayden
Whether your child is starting primary school or moving onto secondary school, choosing which schools to apply for is one of the most important decisions a family can make. We understand this and are committed to working with parents and carers to help and support them as they make this decision.
“To help parents and carers make their preferences, a range of information is available both directly from schools and from the council. Schools will provide information about their own admissions policy, open events, transport and uniforms. The admissions pages of the council website provide details about previous allocation rounds, links to Ofsted reports and links to each school as well as further details about admissions policies.
It is vitally important that families submit their school preferences before the given deadline. We also strongly advise using all five preferences to give the best chance of being allocated a place at a preferred school.”
Councillor Helen Hayden
Executive Member for Children and Families.
