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Majority of Staffordshire parents offered top choice of primary school

Posted on Monday 17th April 2023
Primary school stock newsroom

The majority of parents in Staffordshire have been allocated their first-choice primary school.

More than 95 per cent of parents will find out that they have been allocated a place at their top preferred primary school, with more than 99 per cent being offered one of their top three.

Figures revealed today show that out of a total 9,155 places allocated, 8,706 received their first-choice primary school while 9,063 were allocated one of their top three.

Staffordshire County Council’s Deputy Leader Philip White said:

“It is hugely important for parents to know what school their children will be attending in September, which is why our admissions team have been working hard to ensure all Staffordshire parents know where their children will be going in the autumn.

“With more children needing primary school places compared to last year, allocating school places and accommodating parental choice is always a careful balancing act. The fact that we are able to consistently allocate the overwhelming majority of parents their first-choice primary school shows how hard our admissions team works, and also how helpful it is that the majority of parents submit their primary school preferences on time.”

Parents who applied online will be receiving emails about the results from today onwards. 

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