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Hi,
I'm sorry but even after reading the above link is not very clear for me if the RC child who has gets the eligible standardised score of 111 get priority to another child non RC who achieves a higher score?
This is the oversubscription criteria
https://stbernards.s3.amazonaws.com/upl ... 15673201631.Catholic Looked After children.
2.Practising Catholic children.
3.Catholic children.
4.All other Looked After children.
5.Children from other Christian Churches.
6.Children from Other Faiths who attend a Slough Catholic Primary School within St Peter’s Pastoral Area, (Holy Family Catholic Primary School, Our Lady of Peace Catholic Primary School, St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School, St Bernard’s Preparatory School and St Ethelbert’s Catholic Primary School) and live in Slough with a permanent home address.
7.Children from Other Faiths who attend a Slough Catholic Primary viSchool within St Peter’s Pastoral Area (Holy Family Catholic Primary School, Our Lady of Peace Catholic Primary School, St Anthony’s Catholic Primary School, St Bernard’s Preparatory School and St Ethelbert’s Catholic Primary School).
8.Children of Staff
9.Any other children.
Those at category 1 have the highest priority of an offer and those at category 9 have the lowest priority. So all qualified RC children will be admitted before non RC children regardless of score.
According to this document St B made the following offers last year.
https://stbernards.s3.amazonaws.com/upl ... 1567320082Quote:
All eligible Roman Catholic & other Christian applicants admitted; those practising children of other faiths achieving an average score of 114 or above living within a distance of 6.49 miles to the school