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Admissions Procedure:

This section has been prepared to give you clear information about the application and entrance procedures at Tawhid Boys School.

We consider every individual application on all the available information. We want to be sure that the school is the right choice for your son and that he will be happy here.

If your son has been assessed for special needs, please forward the report from the Educational Psychologist together with your Application Form.

If your application is successful an interview will be arranged for you and your son to attend.

Open Days:

We have a programme of dates in the year. These dates will be published on the website or call our Admissions Registrar for further information.

Application Procedure:

Parents are required to complete an Application Form for the child and this must be accompanied together with a copy of a valid Birth Certificate and child’s latest full school report. All contacts regarding admissions should be made to the School Administrator. Tawhid Boys School is a fees paying school.

Admissions - Guidance Notes

It is vital that parents ensure that their applications are submitted by the deadline set by the school’s management. In the event that the School is over-subscribed, places will be offered in the following order of priority.

(1) Children living within the designated catchment area of the school who at the time of application have a brother (including children living as siblings in the same family unit) on the scholl roll and who will still be on roll at the time of the sibling’s admission.

(2) Children living outside the designated catchment area of the school who has a brother on roll, (including children living as siblings in the same family unit)

(3) Children living within designated catchment area of the school on a first come first basis.

(4) Children living outside the designated catchment area of the school on a first come first basis.

If the school is oversubscribed from within any of the above categories, the distance criterion will be used to prioritise applications.

(1) Waiting lists will be drawn up in strict accordance with the school’s published admission criteria. Parents will be asked to confirm in writing that they wish their child to be placed on the waiting list and for how long (See 4 below).

(2) The waiting list related to the expected new intake will be reviewed once the main admission round has been completed. Late applications will then take their place alongside applications received by the deadline in accordance with the admission criteria.

(3) Length of time on the waiting list will be taken into account when determining priority order.

(4) On 31st August, the existing waiting list for admission in the new school year will be updated. Parents will be asked whether they wish their child to be placed on the new list and for how long. If a place later becomes available parents will be informed and a place offered to their child. If they decline the offer then their child’s name will be removed from the list and a new application will have to be submitted and they will then join the queue afresh.

(5) Applications in Year 10 will only be accepted until the end of Term 2. No new applications will be accepted in Year 10 after this period. There will be no new admission in Year 11

Catchment Area - London Borough of Hackney

The Catchment Area as the black boundary marked.
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