North Yorkshire School Admissions

Filey School (to be known as Ebor Academy, Filey) serves children living in the areas covered by Filey CE Infant, Filey Junior, Hertford Vale CE Primary, Hunmanby Primary and Sherburn CE Primary Schools.

Ryedale area

Lady Lumley's School serves children living in the area covered by Pickering Community, St. Joseph's Roman Catholic, Rosedale Abbey and Thornton Dale CE Primary Schools, including some areas served by Sinnington Community Primary School.

Malton School serves children living in the area covered by Amotherby, Foston CE, Hovingham CE, Malton, St. Mary's Roman Catholic, Slingsby, Terrington CE and Welburn Community Primary Schools.

Norton College. This school is an academy and serves children living in the area covered by Langton, Leavening, Luttons, Norton, Rillington, Settrington All Saints CE, Weaverthorpe CE and West Heslerton CE Primary Schools.

Ryedale School serves children living in the area covered by Gillamoor CE, Helmsley, Kirkbymoorside, Nawton, St. Benedict's Roman Catholic and St. Hilda's Ampleforth CE Primary Schools, including some areas served by Sinnington Community Primary School.

Sixth form courses are currently provided at Malton School, Lady Lumley's School, and Norton College.

Huntington School (City of York Council) serves the areas served by Sand Hutton CE Primary School and Warthill CE Primary School. This is the 'normal' secondary school for pupils living in the areas served by Flaxton, Harton, Bossall, Claxton, Sand Hutton, Buttercrambe, Upper Helmsley, Gate Helmsley, Warthill and Holtby.

Scarborough area

George Pindar School is a trust school. The school serves children living in the area covered by Braeburn, Cayton, Overdale and Seamer, and Irton Primary Schools, and also some areas served by Wheatcroft Community Primary School (the Cornelian Drive, Close and Avenue area, Sea View area and parts of Osgodby and Filey Road from St. Michael's Lane to Osgodby Lane). If you live in this area, you live in the normal area for George Pindar School as well as Graham School.

Graham School. Graham School serves the town area of Scarborough and the area served by East Ayton Community Primary School. The town area is normally served by Friarage, Gladstone Road, Hinderwell and Wheatcroft Community Primary Schools. Also included are part of the areas served by Barrowcliff Community Junior, Newby and Scalby Primary and Northstead Community Primary Schools.

Local arrangements - Graham School for September 2016 entry

For priority group 3 applications (that is, children living within the normal area covering the school(s), priority will be given as follows: a) Children living in the area normally served by East Ayton Community Primary School and the area west of Scalby Road from Lady Edith's Drive to Scalby Beck. b) Children who will have an older sibling at the school. c) Children who live nearest to the school.

Scalby School mainly serves the northern part of the town of Scarborough, the village of Scalby, and the villages to the north and west, except for East and West Ayton. It serves children living in the area covered by Brompton and Sawdon, Hackness CE, Lindhead, Snainton CE and Wykeham CE Primary Schools, including parts of the normal areas of Newby and Scalby Primary, Barrowcliff Community Junior and Northstead Community Primary Schools.

If there are more applications than there are places available, the authority's normal criteria will apply for admissions to this school.

Local arrangements - Scalby School

Scalby School - For priority group 4 applications (that is, children living outside the normal area of the school), priority will be given to children who live in the areas normally served by East Ayton Community Primary School and the area west of Scalby Road from Lady Edith's Drive to Scalby Beck and who: a) will have an older sibling at Scalby School at the start of the term when the younger sibling starts school; or b) would have to make the longest journey to another school without them becoming eligible for help with travel costs from us under the local authority transport policy.

Scarborough University Technical College
Opening September 2016 - Scarborough University Technical College (UTC) is a government funded school specialising in advanced engineering, design and control and supported by the University of Hull in partnership with a range of employers. The age range will be young people aged 14-19 years and it will be accessible to students residing in the Borough of Scarborough, Whitby, Ryedale (including Malton and Pickering) and East Riding (including Bridlington and Driffield). For entry in September 2016 the college will act as its own admissions authority.

St. Augustine's Roman Catholic School is a voluntary-aided school open to children baptised as Roman Catholics and children of other religions who live in any part of the Scarborough and Ryedale area. Admission arrangements are explained in the school's brochure (available from the school) or can be found on our website here.

Information about sixth forms

Sixth form education for students living in the Filey and Scarborough areas is provided at Scarborough Sixth Form College and the Yorkshire Coast College. These colleges are now independent of direct local authority control. You can get details of courses and admission information from the following:

The Principal Scarborough Sixth Form College

Sandybed Lane,
Scarborough
YO12 5LF

Telephone: 32