Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

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dsme
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Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

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BlueBerry wrote:
dsme wrote:My DD got 125 , We live in North London .. Does she have any realistic chance of getting a place in any of the Slough Grammars ?

Thanks
North London?! Wow, that's going to be a long journey for your DD.

Oh and congratulations.
Thanks Tinkers / Blueberry .. I have been following your guidance for some time now.. Thanks for all the useful info.. We will be moving if needed :-)
rhiane
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Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

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nazishadnan wrote:My dd got 215 .. we are in maidenhead sl6 .. what chance do we have for a place at Langley
Congratulations
But do you mean 115? can't be 215 as the range was 44-135
neo1232
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Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

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Assuming it is 115 - you have no chance since you are in zone 3 - you can apply for other school though in Slough consortium.
Shanvi01
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Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

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What does zone 3/2 mean ? How can I find in which zone I belong to and the cutoff zone level? can any one please clarify.
Tinkers
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Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

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Shanvi01 wrote:What does zone 3/2 mean ? How can I find in which zone I belong to and the cutoff zone level? can any one please clarify.

I suspect the Slough schools admissions pages will have that info.
You can (hopefully) find the links to the various admissions pages here.
https://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/forum ... 10&t=44649" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
neo1232
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Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

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Priority Area 1 comprises postcode areas SL3 7, SL3 8, SL3 0 and SL3 9.  SL3 7 and SL3 8 are the postcode areas surrounding the school, covering the great majority of the Langley area. SL3 0 covers the area of Colnbrook and Poyle, which is also part of the Borough of Slough. SL3 9 includes the Datchet area.  These postcode areas include all the primary schools (maintained schools, academies and free schools) in Langley, Datchet, Colnbrook and Poyle.
Priority Area 2 includes postcodes covering SL0, SL1, SL2, the remainder of SL3, SL4, TW18, TW19 and TW20.  UB3, UB4, UB7, UB8 and UB10 are also in this outer area. 
Priority Area 3 includes SL5, SL6, SL7, SL8 and SL9; TW3, TW4, TW5, TW7, TW13, TW14 and TW15; UB1, UB2, UB5, UB6 and UB9; HA1, HA2, HA3, HA4, HA5 and HA6; W5, W7 and W13; RG12 and RG42.
The school routinely has more applicants for entry than it has places available. The over-subscription criteria give first priority to applicants with a permanent home address within the local Priority Area 1, who have achieved the eligibility of score of 111 in the 11+ entrance examination. Available places are then prioritised for applicants living in Priority Area 2, and allocated according to the remaining criteria of:
Eligibility for Pupil Premium funding
Children of permanent members of staff
Rank order of performance in the examination
After all eligible applicants from Priority Areas 1 and 2 have been considered, any remaining places will be allocated to children living in Priority Area 3 in rank order of performance in the 11+ examination.

From this wording , it looks like if you are in Area 1 and 2 you just need to score more then 111 and you have more priority over Area 3 even that person has scored max (for example 135). of course only thing we do not know right now is that how many candidates from Area 1 and Area 2 will put LGS in CAF form.
Shanvi01 wrote:What does zone 3/2 mean ? How can I find in which zone I belong to and the cutoff zone level? can any one please clarify.
squareofthewicket
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Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

Post by squareofthewicket »

DD got 119 and we are in Priority Area 3 for Langley. I don't think she has any chances of getting a place there; there would probably be very few seats, if any, left over for priority 3 area candidates. Only the ones with very high scores will probably get into Langley, if they name it on the CAF.
Great!!
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Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

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Tinkers wrote:
Great!! wrote:my DD got 120..... so pleased :D .... but not sure what are her chances to gain a place in Herschel living in Reading....

Can anyone help?
Have you looked at the journey to Herschel from Reading? I believe there’s now a bus service, but it would mean your DD wouldn’t be able to do an after school activities. It’s also going to be a long joinery. Depending on where you are in Reading, there are likely to be good schools locally without resorting to trekking down the A4/M4 everyday.

Are you also waiting for kendrick results?

yes, we are awaiting Kendrick too... not sure what will happen there... bit anxious now...
worriesofmum

Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

Post by worriesofmum »

DD got 111 but we are OOC.

Any luck for her to get into Upton COurt considering the scores are lower than they were in the past :(
Aisha
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Re: Slough results 2017 (2018 entry)

Post by Aisha »

My DD got 112.83 for reading and we are in catchment .
What are his chances!
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