Admissions to Ysgol Bro Carmel

Choosing a school is an important decision for every family. At Ysgol Bro Carmel, we want prospective pupils and their families to feel informed and welcomed as they consider the next stage of their child’s education.

Whether your child is preparing to start school for the first time or you are considering moving to Ysgol Bro Carmel during the school year, this page will help you understand the school admissions process and where to find further information.

Applications for admission to Ysgol Bro Carmel are managed through Flintshire County Council, the admissions authority for the school.

Parents and carers should apply directly through the Council’s school admissions process. This includes applications for children starting school and applications to transfer from another school in the school year.

Admission to Ysgol Bro Carmel is subject to the Council’s published admissions arrangements and the availability of places.

If your child is approaching school age, it is important to apply for a school place within the application period published by Flintshire County Council.

The Council publishes information about:

  • when applications open and close;
  • how to apply for a school place;
  • admission arrangements and criteria;
  • when school places are offered; and
  • what to do if you need further help with an application.

Families sometimes need to change schools because they are moving home or because their circumstances have changed. Our school team will be happy to answer questions about Ysgol Bro Carmel and help your child and family prepare for joining us if a place is offered.

A website can give you a glimpse of our school, but visiting provides an opportunity to experience our learning environment and find out more about life at Ysgol Bro Carmel.

Prospective families are welcome to contact the school to enquire about visiting us. You can meet members of our team, learn more about our curriculum and ask questions about your child’s transition into school.

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Once your child’s place has been confirmed, we work with families to help make the transition into our school community as positive as possible.

We recognise that starting or changing school is a significant step for children. Sharing information and building relationships between home and school helps us understand each child and support them as they settle into their new environment.

Families will receive relevant information about starting school, routines and practical arrangements as part of the transition process.

Further information about school admissions can be obtained from the Flintshire Council website.

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Reception

Reception

Applications for Reception places are managed by Flintshire County Council. Parents and carers should follow the Council’s published application dates and admissions arrangements. Places are subject to availability and the Council’s admissions criteria.

Key Stage 2

Years 3, 4, 5 and 6

Key Stage 2

To apply for a place in Years 3–6, please follow Flintshire County Council’s school transfer process. Places are subject to availability and the Council’s published admissions arrangements.

Foundation

Years 1 and 2

Foundation

To apply for a place in Years 1 or 2, please follow Flintshire County Council’s school transfer process. Places are subject to availability and the Council’s published admissions arrangements.

Out of Zone In-Year Admissions

Out of Zone In-Year Admissions

Families living outside the school’s catchment area can apply through Flintshire County Council. Applications are considered under the Council’s published admissions arrangements and are subject to availability.

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