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Fair Access Protocol
Fair Access Protocol
What Fair Access Protocol is and our Fair Access Protocol for Bristol Primary and Secondary Schools
All councils must have a Fair Access Protocol. The Fair Access Protocol must be agreed with the majority of schools in the local authority area. It is for children who have not been able to secure a school place during the school year. This is after using the normal admissions procedures. It aims to:
- ensure that a place at a suitable school can be offered as soon as possible
- focus particularly on children who are vulnerable
- ensure that no school is asked to take too many children who have:
- been excluded from other schools
- have challenging behaviour
Fair Access Protocol documents
Site Map
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School admissions
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New reception primary school place
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Infant to Junior school transfer
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New year 7 secondary school place
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Contact school admissions
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Check school year
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In year admission
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Studio schools and university technical colleges for 14 to 19 year olds
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Options for education and training after 16
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School admission appeals
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Admissions for children with Special Educational Needs
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Admissions for children of parents in the military or on crown postings
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School Organisation Strategy
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School admission arrangements
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School admissions terms used and abbreviations
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Ofsted inspection and reporting
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Fair Access Protocol