“Some schools in England may be breaking the law in the way they admit pupils, despite the introduction of new rules last year, the government has said.”
BBC News Website

Since the Government passed the 2007 Admissions Code, the difficulties of organising ‘fair and transparent’ admissions arrangements have never been far from the limelight.

The Code introduced for the first time mandatory admissions requirements; Admissions Authorities must now act in accordance with the Code’s demands. What problems has this raised for your Admissions Authority? For example how has the increased emphasis on parental choice affected you?

Are you certain that you are compliant with the Code and that you can avoid the penalties of getting your admissions policy wrong? The penalties for getting it wrong are severe and the Government is committed to changing the way Admissions Arrangements work.

Click here to see an overview of this event. You can also see details of the day in our
conference programme.

Coments from last year’s School Admissions Conference delegates:

“I found this a very informative and interesting day”
J Clarke, The Chadwell Heath Foundation School

“A worthwhile day”
K Douglas, Homewood School

“An informed and well presented conference”
C Bastow, Brighton Hove City Council