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- Our school has a defined set of admission criteria because of its location, popularity, and consequent over-subscription. Beatrix Potter is a two-form entry school. This means that each year will have an admission limit of 60 pupils. The order of priority in allocated places is as follows: Children looked after. Siblings of children currently on the school roll, subject to their living within the school’s first or second priority area. Other children living within the priority area. Other children living within the second priority area. Siblings of children currently on the school roll who live outside the priority areas. Other children outside the priority areas. Within some categories, applications will be considered in order of proximity to the school, where home to school distances are taken to be by a straight line. The straight-line measurement used to prioritize applicants commences in all cases at the location of the property determined by the National Land Planning Gazetteer and terminates at the central point of the school site as determined by Wandsworths Geographical Information system. Measurements by alternative systems and/or other points will not be taken into account in any circumstances. Where applicants have identical distance measurements, priority amongst them will be determined at random. The priority area is bounded by and includes the following roads: Openview (east side from the school boundary wall to the corner of Burntwood Lane) Burntwood Lane (north side from Openview to Trinity Road, odd numbers 227 and upwards) Trinity Road (west side from Burntwood Lane to Magdalen Road, odd numbers 261-309) Magdalen Road (numbers 1-145). The second priority area is those roads to the east of Trinity Road known as the “Toastrack” and Trinity Road (numbers 238-324) and the roads to the north of Magdalen Road including Groom Crescent, Strickland Row, Alma Terrace, Heathfield Square, and Heathfield Road to the junction of Earlsfield Road, Wilde Place, and Carmichael Mews. Our children are our future, we as governors strive to provide the best possible opportunities for our children to achieve their potential, thrive, and be happy in this excellent school. We work alongside the whole school community to achieve the best possible outcomes for all our children. Using our experience we act as critical friends, advisors, and supporters to the school. We are very proud to be associated with Beatrix Potter and its high standards of education. Working together we will continue this tradition and move the school forward to even greater achievements. View full school
Our school has a defined set of admission criteria because of its location, popularity, and consequent over-subscription. Beatrix Potter is a two-form entry school. This means that each year will have an admission limit of 60 pupils. The order of priority in allocated places is as follows: Children looked after. Siblings of children currently on the school roll, subject to their living within the school’s first or second priority area. Other children living within the priority area. Other children living within the second priority area. Siblings of children currently on the school roll who live outside the priority areas. Other children outside the priority areas. Within some categories, applications will be considered in order of proximity to the school, where home to school distances are taken to be by a straight line. The straight-line measurement used to prioritize applicants commences in all cases at the location of the property determined by the National Land Planning Gazetteer and terminates at the central point of the school site as determined by Wandsworths Geographical Information system. Measurements by alternative systems and/or other points will not be taken into account in any circumstances. Where applicants have identical distance measurements, priority amongst them will be determined at random. The priority area is bounded by and includes the following roads: Openview (east side from the school boundary wall to the corner of Burntwood Lane) Burntwood Lane (north side from Openview to Trinity Road, odd numbers 227 and upwards) Trinity Road (west side from Burntwood Lane to Magdalen Road, odd numbers 261-309) Magdalen Road (numbers 1-145). The second priority area is those roads to the east of Trinity Road known as the “Toastrack” and Trinity Road (numbers 238-324) and the roads to the north of Magdalen Road including Groom Crescent, Strickland Row, Alma Terrace, Heathfield Square, and Heathfield Road to the junction of Earlsfield Road, Wilde Place, and Carmichael Mews. Our children are our future, we as governors strive to provide the best possible opportunities for our children to achieve their potential, thrive, and be happy in this excellent school. We work alongside the whole school community to achieve the best possible outcomes for all our children. Using our experience we act as critical friends, advisors, and supporters to the school. We are very proud to be associated with Beatrix Potter and its high standards of education. Working together we will continue this tradition and move the school forward to even greater achievements.
