1st March is National Offer Day when parents learn the outcome of secondary school applications. E-mails will be sent to all of those applying online, with letters notifying all other applicants.
From 2,359 applicants, 1,965 pupils will be heading to their first-choice school in September.
In line with 2023, 92% of pupils will receive an offer for their first or second-choice school.
In addition, and for the 2024 intake only, separate applications were made for places at the new Star Academy Radcliffe that opens its doors to pupils from September. 164 parents have applied for a place at the new school.
All parents will receive an offer of a place on the 1st March, with the parents applying for a place at Star Radcliffe receiving an additional offer from Star.
Councillor Lucy Smith, cabinet member for children and young people, said “Last year we reviewed our admissions policy to ensure that more young people are able to attend their first choice of school. I look forward to seeing our young people thrive throughout their education.”
Full details of secondary school offers are below:
Secondary School Offer 2024
2359 applications from Bury residents have been allocated as follows:
1st preference offered – 1965 (83.3%)
2nd preference offered – 210 (8.9%)
3rd preference offered – 54 (2.3%)
Alternative offered – 130 (5.5%)
Secondary School Offers 2023
2453 applications from Bury residents have been allocated as follows:
1st preference offered – 2051 (85.2%)
2nd preference offered – 196 (8.1%)
3rd preference offered – 39 (1.6%)
4th preference offered – 1 (0.1%)
5th preference offered – 3 (0.1%)
Alternative offered - 118 (4.9%)
Further investment into Hopwood Hall as the council reaffirms its commitment to the building
LIVE: School Closures due to Snow
Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day
Festive Season at Bury Art Museum
Bury Cost-of-Living Summit 2024
BREAKING: Three schools closed as area of Rochdale suffers flooding
Bury Conservatives re-vamp new office in town centre
Comments
Add a comment