St Paul's Catholic College
Providing Education For The Diocese Of Westminster
Moving to a secondary school can be both exciting and daunting for a child and their parents. We realize that you and your child may have a long list of questions, worries and concerns which we hope the information we provide on joining St Paul's and our Transition programme will answer and provide reassurance.
All the staff at St Paul's work hard to guide and support our new students so that they can cope with the challenges joining a new school presents, to allow them to settle-in quickly and make new friends, develop good learning habits, start making good academic progress and ultimately be happy in their new environment.
If you have any questions or concerns about the transition process please do not hesitate to contact Mrs Lisa Newton, Admissions Officer, at the number outlined.
Our prospectus is available to view online, please follow the link at the bottom of the page.
Appeals for September 2024 resulting from year of entry or transfer applications:
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NB: Appeals will not start being heard until after the relevant closing date has passed.
Appeals lodged after these dates will be heard within 40 school days of the appeal deadline or 30 school days of being lodged, whichever is the later date.
Appellants will be sent notification of their appeal hearing at least 10 clear school days in advance of the hearing. Appellants will be sent a copy of the school's case 7 clear working days in advance of the hearing.
Appellants must ensure that any further evidence not included with their initial appeal, is received by 5pm on the day notified in the letter with details of the hearing. Any additional evidence or information received after this date might not be considered at the appeal hearing.
In year or immediate entry appeals
Appeals resulting from in year admission applications will be heard within 30 school days of the appeal being lodged.
Please apply to Surrey County Council, School Admissions – In Year Admissions.
The school's Admissions Policy is available via 'Admissions Downloads' and the Supplementary Information Form is available to download below if you would like to apply for a place.
The parish boundaries for the Upper Thames Deanery listed in the admissions criteria can be found using the web links below:
"Staff are proud of their work. They strive to improve their already excellent teaching skills. As a result, lessons are of high quality and pupils are supported in developing their knowledge and understanding."
Ofsted - January 2024