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SHARP | PARENTS | STUDENTS | STAFF HomeWell-nighUs Headteacher's Welcome Message Vision and Values Key Staff Policies Governance Ofsted Reports Awards Our Sponsor Funding Agreement Headteacher AnnouncementSeminarLife Pastoral Support Inclusion and SEN Pupil Premium Literacy & Numeracy Catch-upSeminarDay Facilities Canteen Celebrating Success & Events British Values Newsletter Student Voice Pastoral Support Post 16 Introduction Our Approach How toWieldProspectus Subjects Sixth Form Results University Destinations Contact DetailsWieldNow AcademicViewingResults Curriculum Overview Subjects KS4 Courses Year 8 Options Year 9 Options Able, Gifted and Talented DfE League Tables Extra-CurricularViewingResults Admissions Admissions PolicySeminarProspectus Sixth Form Prospectus Transition How To Find UsSeminarProspectus Teaching School Recruitment Why Join The Heartlands Family Employment Opportunities Professional Learning Leadership Development Work with us Contact Who To Contact How To Find Us Key Staff Parent Workshop Programme How To Find Heartlands Services Hire Venue Hire Sports Hire Reprographics Sports Hire Admissions Birmingham ticket for Year 7 in September 2018Wieldfor Free School Meals Department for Education Number: 330 6905 PublishedTicketNumber: 150 Number on roll (all ages): 899 Number on roll in Sixth Form: 100 How to wield for Year 7 in September 2017 An using must be made online at www.birmingham.gov.uk/schooladmissions or by using a Local Authority Preference Form. Previous ticket pattern at the time of offer of places for Year 7 In 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, and 2016 HeartlandsSeminarreceived increasingly applications than there were places available. 2016 - 785 preferences received ranking the school 1 - 6. Last child admitted lived 1.030 Km from the seminar 2015 - 773 preferences received ranking the school 1 - 6. Last child admitted lived 1.006 Km from the seminar 2014 - 672 preferences received ranking the school 1 - 6. Last child admitted lived 1.218 Km from the seminar 2013 - 547 preferences received ranking the school 1 - 6. Last child admitted lived 1.390 Km from the seminar 2012 - 439 preferences received ranking the school 1 - 6. Last child admitted lived 2.758 Km from the academyTicketCriteria Where there are increasingly applications than there are places available, places will be allocated based on the pursuit order of priority: 1. Looked without or previously looked without children. 2. Children (siblings) with a brother or sister once at the seminar and who will still be in ubiety at the time the sibling enters the school. 3. Children who shepherd Nechells Primary E-ACT Academy. 4. Children who live nearest the academy. Within each of these categories, priority is given to those who live nearest the school. For these purses, distances are calculated on the understructure of a straight-line measurement between the applicant's home write and the front gates of the seminar on Great Francis Street. We have unexplored the Local Authority's definitions for 'children with a statement of special educational needs', 'looked without or previously looked without children', 'distance', 'sibling', 'shared responsibility' and 'separating "final qualifier" applications (blocks of flats etc)'. Waiting lists and Appeals Parents whose children have not been offered their preferred school will be informed of their right of appeal. Appeals are administered by the Local Authority for this academy. Parents who wish to request versus the visualization to refuse their child ticket should contact the Children's Information and Advice Service on 0121 303 1888 to request an request form. Appeals will be heard by an self-sustaining panel. Children will moreover be widow to the academy's waiting list in vibrations to the over-subscription criteria. The waiting list will be kept until January 2017. Timetable for moving onto secondary education July 2017 If you live in Birmingham, you will receive information on the secondary transfer process from us through your child's Birmingham primary school or via post if your child attends a primary school outside Birmingham. If you have not received any literature then please contact the Children's Information and Advice Service on 0121 303 1888. If you live outside Birmingham but wish to wield for Heartlands Academy, you must wield to your own Local Authority (your home Authority) for their information booklet and preference form for you to fill in and return to them. 20 September 2017 HeartlandsSeminarOpen Evening. 1 October 2017 You are strongly well-considered to have unromantic online or to have returned your Birmingham Local Authority Preference Form by this stage to: Birmingham City CouncilDirectorate of PeopleSchool Admissions and Pupil Placements ServicePO Box 16513BirminghamB2 2FF If you wish to moreover view schools that are outside of Birmingham, and whose unshut evenings fall without 1 October, then you may return your Birmingham Local Authority Preference Form by the final deadline of 02 November 2016. This will not disadvantage your application. 31 October 2017 This is the final stage for visa of preferences and online applications or transpiration of preference through, moving home etc. If you have not received an acknowledgement of your using surpassing this date, then you should contact the Children's Information and Advice Service. 1 March 2018 Emails are sent to those applicants who have unromantic online for their child's secondary education place (and will victorious superiority of postal notifications). You can moreover log in to the online using system using your user name and password to trammels your offer. All applications are sent a letter on this stage letting you know the secondary education place your child is offered. 16 March 2018 If you have been offered a place at Heartlands Academy, then you must return your reply slip directly to us by this stage and indicate whether or not you are unsuspicious the place 29 March 2018 You must well-constructed and appeals forms and return them by this stage to Birmingham City Council, Directorate for People, School Admissions and Pupil Placements Service, PO Box 16513, Birmingham, B2 2FF. Please visit the School Appeals Enquiry page on Birmingham City Council's website for increasingly information on how to appeal. 18 June 2018Stageby which all appeals that have been submitted on time will be heard. June 2018 Year 6 transition, an introduction to at Heartlands Academy. 03 September 2018 Start school in Year 7. Students Educated in the United Kingdom Cognitive Ability Assessments (CAT's) are administered and marked A reading and writing towage is carried out Previous establishments are contacted for files to be transferred on each student Any students who do not perform age thus are referred to the Special Education Needs Coordinator (SENCO) for remoter towage Using this data students are issued with a timetable by the Assistant Principal-Assessment In This Section admissions admissions policy seminar prospectus sixth form prospectus transition how to find us   events timetable prospectus viewing results heartlines newsletter information for parents university destinations Contact Information HeartlandsSeminar10 Great Francis Street Nechells Birmingham B7 4QR 0121 464 3931 heartlands.enquiry@e-act.org.uk Connect With Us Follow us on Twitter Like us on Facebook Heartlines Newsletter Download the My ED App Subscribe to our YouTube waterworks × The My Ed app shows you up to stage information well-nigh all aspects of your child’s seminar life. My School Allows you to view information and alimony up to stage with what’s going on at Heartlands Academy. Key Dates If you are unchangingly missing events or just need to trammels that you have space in your diary for other events, My Ed is worldly-wise to show you all the events in Heartlands Academy's calendar. NewsAlimonyup to stage with all of the latest news from Heartlands Academy.SeminarInformation Easily wangle seminar policies, on the move permitting you solve problems or to wordplay important questions that you or your child may have.UbietyKeep up to stage with your child’s ubiety details. Taken directly from HeartlandsSeminarand updated on a daily basis. Forms My Ed stops the age old problem of not receiving reports from school. Fill in forms securely on your app and return them directly to Heartlands Academy. Achievements Showing you how well your child is doing. HeartlandsSeminarcan use the My Ed app to requite you regular updates of all their achievements. 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