Waiting list movement and Appeals rates
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Waiting list movement and Appeals rates
A couple of people have asked about how many places get turned down after they are offered, how much waiting lists move, and what the chances of success at appeal are. I don't have a lot of data on this (will see if I can get more), but a couple of snippets relating to 2011 admissions, taken from reports to the Warwickshire Schools Admission Forum.
As at 21st March 2011:
"There are some vacancies at Grammar Schools, King Edward VI has five places to offer as does Stratford Girls Grammar. It was stated that a large number of children who have refused places have gone to the Independent sector." (For 2011 both schools had a PAN of 75)
As 15th June 2011:
"Lawrence Sheriff Offers at 94, appeals heard 50 successful appeals 22 Currents offers stand at 116
King Edwards Offers at 75, appeals heard 35 successful 8 current offers stand at 83"
As at 21st March 2011:
"There are some vacancies at Grammar Schools, King Edward VI has five places to offer as does Stratford Girls Grammar. It was stated that a large number of children who have refused places have gone to the Independent sector." (For 2011 both schools had a PAN of 75)
As 15th June 2011:
"Lawrence Sheriff Offers at 94, appeals heard 50 successful appeals 22 Currents offers stand at 116
King Edwards Offers at 75, appeals heard 35 successful 8 current offers stand at 83"
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Re: Wating list movement and Appeals rates
I know from last year (admission sept 12) nobody turned down their place at RHS so no one from waiting list got place. Only 2 children got in on appeal. A friend of mine out of catchment with a score of 325 (AQS was 311) didn't get place on appeal despite being exceptionally bright (no tutor) and they were pretty much told that appeal places were just not feasable unless exceptional as they simply didn't have the space.
Re: Waiting list movement and Appeals rates
Qwe gave this info on a previous thread:
This might help with the southern area,
2011 entry:
AGS:
Total on waiting list = 33
Waiting list minimum score = 323
Number of offers made from w/l = 21
SGGS:
Total on waiting list = 26
Waiting list minimum score = 322
Number of offers made from w/l = 14
2012 entry:
AGS:
Total on waiting list = 51
Waiting list minimum score = 319
Number of offers made from w/l = 23
SGGS:
Total on waiting list = 33
Waiting list minimum score = 320
Number of offers made from w/l = 23
This might help with the southern area,
2011 entry:
AGS:
Total on waiting list = 33
Waiting list minimum score = 323
Number of offers made from w/l = 21
SGGS:
Total on waiting list = 26
Waiting list minimum score = 322
Number of offers made from w/l = 14
2012 entry:
AGS:
Total on waiting list = 51
Waiting list minimum score = 319
Number of offers made from w/l = 23
SGGS:
Total on waiting list = 33
Waiting list minimum score = 320
Number of offers made from w/l = 23
Re: Waiting list movement and Appeals rates
Some more appeals figures - as at end of June 2011:
KE Vi Stratford: 31 appeals, 10 upheld
Stratford Girls: 30 appeals, 6 upheld 1 pending
Alcester Grammar: 37 appeals, 5 upheld
Lawrence Sheriff : 44 appeals, 31 upheld
Rugby High: 17 appeals, 2 upheld
Ashlawn (inc nonSelective): 43 appeals, 19 upheld, 8 pending
KE Vi Stratford: 31 appeals, 10 upheld
Stratford Girls: 30 appeals, 6 upheld 1 pending
Alcester Grammar: 37 appeals, 5 upheld
Lawrence Sheriff : 44 appeals, 31 upheld
Rugby High: 17 appeals, 2 upheld
Ashlawn (inc nonSelective): 43 appeals, 19 upheld, 8 pending
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Re: Waiting list movement and Appeals rates
Thank you, that's very interesting.
Re: Waiting list movement and Appeals rates
This is the waiting list info for KES
2011 entry = Offers made to 26th boy on waiting list
2012 entry = Offers made to 16th boy on waiting list
And this is how the girls school scores translated into rankings last year
SGGS = lowest offer made on 1st March was on a score of 328.
This score was ranked as 179 out of 534 girls, and 330 out of 1064 total children within the south circle.
AGS = lowest offer made on 1st March was on a score of 324.
This score was ranked as 196 out of 534 girls, and 370 out of 1064 total children within the south circle.
2011 entry = Offers made to 26th boy on waiting list
2012 entry = Offers made to 16th boy on waiting list
And this is how the girls school scores translated into rankings last year
SGGS = lowest offer made on 1st March was on a score of 328.
This score was ranked as 179 out of 534 girls, and 330 out of 1064 total children within the south circle.
AGS = lowest offer made on 1st March was on a score of 324.
This score was ranked as 196 out of 534 girls, and 370 out of 1064 total children within the south circle.
Re: Waiting list movement and Appeals rates
Thanks - that's interesting.
Put a different way - assuming that the rankings may have been equal with others - in the Southern circle:
178 out of 534 girls (33.33%) scored 329 or above
151 out of 530 boys (28.49%) scored 329 or above
195 out of 534 girls (36.52%) scored 325 or above
174 out of 530 boys (32.83%) scored 325 or above
And 2012 was the year they had a section with questions on a ballet theme - any chance of a gender bias creeping in there somewhere?
Put a different way - assuming that the rankings may have been equal with others - in the Southern circle:
178 out of 534 girls (33.33%) scored 329 or above
151 out of 530 boys (28.49%) scored 329 or above
195 out of 534 girls (36.52%) scored 325 or above
174 out of 530 boys (32.83%) scored 325 or above
And 2012 was the year they had a section with questions on a ballet theme - any chance of a gender bias creeping in there somewhere?
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Re: Waiting list movement and Appeals rates
I wonder what the lowest mark achieved is that has got through on appeal?