The admission authority, who is the local authority for most schools or the governing body for foundation, voluntary-aided schools and Academies. Q: How do they decide who will be given a place and who won´t?

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The admission authority, who is the local authority for most schools or the governing body for foundation, voluntary-aided schools and Academies. Q: How do they decide who will be given a place and who won´t?

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The admission authority, who is the local authority for most schools or the governing body for foundation, voluntary-aided schools and Academies. Q: How do they decide who will be given a place and who won´t?

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The admission authority has to draw up and publish a list of admission criteria; that is, a series of priority categories. These will vary in detail depending on local circumstances and in the case of faith schools, for example, will reflect the distinctive nature of the school.

The admission authority, who is the local authority for most schools or the governing body for foundation, voluntary-aided schools and Academies. Q: How do they decide who will be given a place and who won´t?

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