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Our enrolment policy is “first come, first served”. There are no exceptions to this policy. We do not have a sibling policy, so please ensure that you put all your children down as soon as possible. See below for the full policy. |
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Enrolment process:
In October 2008 everyone on the list was sent a letter asking them to confirm they were still interested in a place for September 2009. In January 2009 offers were sent out to the first 56 pre-enrolled children on the list. The deadline for accepting these offers is 2 February 2009. After this deadline, any places open will be offered to the children next on the list. This process will continue until all places have been filled.
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Enrolment policy
1. Parents/Guardians can obtain pre-enrolment forms from the school office or from the web site. 2. The pre-enrolment officer upon receipt of completed applications endorses each pre-enrolment form with a unique, sequential pre-enrolment number. If more than one form is received on the same day, they are ordered by post date on the envelope. If the post date is the same, they are put in alphabetical order 3. Each child will be placed on the list according to the pre-enrolment number. 4. Junior infants are entitled to start in the school if they are 4 on or before 1st June in the year they care due to start school. Parents can choose to pre-enrol their child for that year or for the following year when he/she would be 5. 5. Class lists will be kept for each year. Children will be ranked in pre-enrolment number order on these lists e.g Junior Infants – 6th Class. 6. No guarantees of places are given or implied by pre-enrolment. 7. Children will be offered places strictly following the ranking of the pre-enrolment numbers on the pre-enrolment list. Places will be allocated on a “first come – first served” basis on a per class basis. 8. Parents must respond in writing to confirm an offered place for their child within 14 days of that offer being made. Failure to respond within 14 days will result in their child’s place on the pre-enrolment list being forfeited. 9. Parents pre-enrolling Junior Infants may defer the child’s place for one year, providing the child will be under 6 by 1st September of the year that he/she starts school. This means that the child will be placed on the list for the following year according to the original pre-enrolment number. This does not guarantee an offer of a place as places will be allocated strictly following the ranking of the pre-enrolment numbers on the pre-enrolment list. 10. Junior infants, who have taken up an offer in the school, and defer after the school year has started, will be treated as if the deferral had taken place before actual enrolment. Junior infants’ actual enrolment may be deferred for a maximum of one year. Placement order in following year’s pre-enrolment list will be in accordance with original pre-enrolment number (i.e. as if they had originally pre-enrolled for the deferred year). 11. Where there is excess demand for school places, and a child is not offered a place, the parent should speak to the school regarding enrolling the child for the following year. It is important to note that this does not happen automatically. 12. If a child leaves during the school year, his/her place may be back-filled. The place may be offered to the next person on the list for the same class. If there is no child on the list for the same class who wishes to take up the offer, the place may be offered to a child on the list for a different class. This will be decided in conjunction with the Principal and the Board of Management. 13. It is the sole responsibility of the parents to inform the Pre Enrolment Officer promptly of any change of address, telephone number or other relevant circumstances.
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