You can now begin the admission process for your child if they are born between the dates listed below, the closing date for applications to Nursery and Reception is 15th January .
To apply for Nursery (the school year in which your child turns 4 years old), you will need to complete a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) available on this website or can it be collected from the school office.
To apply for Reception, you must complete the Ealing Borough Common Application Form (or the CAF from the borough you live in). Please see the Ealing website for more details www.ealing.gov.uk/admissions
Reception Parents should also complete a Supplementary Information Form (SIF). Failure to do so will place your application in Category 10, meaning any applicants in categories 1 through to 9 will be offered a place ahead of your application. Asking a Catholic priest or other minister of religion to complete the Certificate of Catholic Practice may also lead to your application being placed in a higher priority category.
St. Joseph's Catholic Primary School welcomes applications from members of other faiths and and from families with no faith. If you are unclear about what makes a Catholic school distinctive please ask to meet with the headteacher.
Appeals for the school year will be coordinated by the London Borough of Ealing. Should you wish to appeal, please inform the Clerk to the Governors via the school office before 27th May. Appeals after this date cannot be guaranteed to be heard before the autumn term starts.
To apply for any year group, from Reception to Year Six, you must complete the Ealing Borough Common Application Form (or the CAF from the borough you live in). Please see the Ealing website for more details www.ealing.gov.uk/admissions
Parents should also complete a Supplementary Information Form (SIF). Failure to complete the SIF will place your application in Category 10, meaning any applicants in categories 1 through to 9 will be offered a place ahead of your application. Asking a Catholic priest or other minister of religion to complete the Certificate of Catholic Practice may also lead to your application being placed in a higher priority category.
St. Joseph's Catholic Primary School welcomes applications from members of other faiths and and from families with no faith. If you are unclear about what makes a Catholic school distinctive please ask to meet with the headteacher.
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