School admissions consultation 2026

Closes 31 Jan 2025

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Changes to school published admission numbers

The published admission number (PAN) for a school is the maximum number of new pupils it will accept in a single year. Changes to the PAN usually occur when the local demand for school places changes.

An increase in the PAN generally reflects the need for more school places in the local area.

If a school's intake falls well below its PAN, this leads to pressure on its budget. This is because funding is received on a per-pupil basis, but the school is required to plan for enough teaching space, staff and facilities for the full number of possible pupils under the PAN. In these circumstances a school may decide to request a reduction in its PAN.

We are proposing to increase the PAN at these schools:

We are proposing to reduce the PAN at these schools:

1. Do you agree or disagree with our proposal to increase the junior transfer PAN for Holmer Green Junior School from 60 to 64?
2. Do you agree or disagree with our proposal to increase the junior transfer PAN for Tylers Green Middle School from 62 to 64?
3. Do you agree or disagree with our proposal to reduce the reception entry PAN for Lee Common Church of England School from 23 to 15?
4. Do you agree or disagree with our proposal to reduce the reception entry PAN for Marsh Infant and Nursery School from 60 to 30?
5. Do you agree or disagree with our proposal to reduce the reception entry PAN for Naphill and Walters Ash School from 45 to 30?