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How are home-to-school distances worked out for admission purposes?

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How are home-to-school distances worked out for admission purposes?

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A. Straight line distance is calculated from the home (using the Ordnance Survey point) to the school point in the County’s Geographic Information System. The school point is usually near the school’s reception area.