- Our School
- Welcome from the Principal
- Our Vision and Values
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- Governance
- Our Staff
- Our Policies
- Performance and Results
- Ofsted
- Safeguarding
- Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
- Equality and Diversity
- British Values
- Mental Health and Wellbeing
- Our Facilities
- Prospectus
- Job Vacancies
- About Red Kite Learning Trust
- Teacher Training
- Children's Centre
- Cluster Team
Admissions to Reception
In-year applications (1 September 2024 to 31 August 2025)
If you would like to change schools, or if you are moving into the area for example, you can apply for a school transfer, by making an in-year application.
An in-year application is for the admission of a child to Reception or Year 7 if submitted on or after the first day of the first school term of the admission year; or it is for the admission of a child to any other age group at any time.
Red Kite Learning Trust and its Leeds schools are part of the Leeds City Council centralised in-year admissions scheme.
Information about joining the academy during an academic year can be found below.
If you would like to change schools, or if you are moving into the area for example, you can apply for a school transfer, by making an in-year application.
How to Apply
Parents and carers may apply at any time for an in-year school place. Application forms are provided and processed by Leeds City Council (tel. 0113 222 4414).
You can apply for a place online using the local authority in-year application form at:
If you have moved to a new house, please upload evidence of the move with the online application.
Parents and carers will be notified in writing by the school of its decision. This will be within 15 school days of your in-year application being received.
Appeals Procedure
If your in-year application is unsuccessful, you will have the right of appeal against the school’s decision.
Appeals are arranged by Leeds City Council and you can find the appeal form and information at:
The appeal panel is independent of the school and council and the decision is legally binding. Appeals against a decision for an in-year application can be submitted at any time during the school year.
- Our School
- Welcome from the Principal
- Our Vision and Values
- Admissions
- Governance
- Our Staff
- Our Policies
- Performance and Results
- Ofsted
- Safeguarding
- Special Educational Needs and Disabilities
- Equality and Diversity
- British Values
- Mental Health and Wellbeing
- Our Facilities
- Prospectus
- Job Vacancies
- About Red Kite Learning Trust
- Teacher Training
- Children's Centre
- Cluster Team
