We are a local authority maintained community school and the admission authority is Leeds City Council, who sets our admission policy every year.
You can read our school’s admission policy at Our school admissions policies (leeds.gov.uk).
Number of pupils | 210 |
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Education phase | Primary |
Age range | 5 to 11 |
Type of school | Community school |
Faith | Not applicable |
Specialism | Not applicable |
Facilities | Breakfast club |
Area | East |
Places are offered in priority order. Children who meet the first priority will get a place before children who meet the second.
Admissions year | September 2021 to July 2022 |
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Number of places (published admission number) | 30 |
Summary of admissions policy |
1a. i) Children in public care or fostered under an arrangement made by the local authority or children previously looked after by a local authority. 1a. ii) Children who have been in state care outside of England and ceased to be so as a result of being adopted. 1b. Pupils without an EHC plan but who have Special Educational Needs that can only be met at a specific school, or with exceptional medical or mobility needs, that can only be met at a specific school. 2. Children with a sibling (brother or sister) who will be attending the school at the start of the academic year when the applicant is due to start, and are living at the same address. This priority will not apply where the sibling joined the sixth form from a different school. 3. Children who live in the defined catchment priority area for the school. 4. All other children.
You should read the full admissions policy before applying. For some criteria, you may need to send extra information. |
Full admissions policies | |
Catchment area map |
Find out which admissions priority the last child met and how far they lived from the school (if applicable) in previous years. All distances are measured as a straight line.
Last child offered a place at Manston Primary School
Offer day 2021 | Distance in miles: 0.495 Priority admitted: 5 Priority summary: Any Other Children |
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Offer day 2020 | Distance in miles: 0.378 Priority admitted: 5 Priority summary: Any Other Children |
Offer day 2019 | Distance in miles: All applicants admitted Priority admitted: Priority summary: Refer to policy
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Travel information for Manston Primary School
20 mph outside school | Yes |
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School crossing patrol | No |
Parent waiting shelter | Yes |
Cycle storage | Yes |
Scooter storage | Yes |
Cycle routes | Yes |
Transferring to Manston Primary School
If you're moving into Leeds or want to change schools in Leeds, you need to make a school transfer - often called an in-year application.
Moving schools can be a difficult experience for a child. You should always speak to your child's current school before trying to move to see what support they can offer you.
How to apply for an in-year place
Leeds City Council have delegated the decision making for in-year applications to our Governing Body.
You can apply for a place online using the Leeds in-year application here and you will be taken to the Leeds Admissions portal, and will be able to apply for a place. You can apply for places at our school, and any other Leeds schools who are part of the Leeds in-year coordinated application scheme at the same time.
If you have moved house, please upload evidence of the house move with your application. You can find out what you need to provide on the above website.
We have to offer places by applying our admission policy criteria to your child's application and we will contact you with our decision about offering you a place. We will tell you our decision no later than 15 school days from when you apply. During this period, our Safeguarding and Welfare Officer will then contact your child's current school to get basic information, such as current levels, attendance and any other additional information which may be relevant. If we cannot offer you a place, we will:
If you wish to do so, you can contact school on 0113 264 5445 or email manston.primary@manston.leeds.sch.uk to notify us of your application, and our Safeguarding and Welfare Officer, Miss Thorpe, will check the portal for your application. Alternatively, you can collect a paper In-Year Transfer Form from the school office to complete.
If you need any further support, please contact the Admissions Team on: 0113 222 4444
Monday to Friday, 9am and 5pm, except Wednesdays when lines open at 10am.
If your child is classed as vulnerable
Leeds Admissions have a policy to find a school for vulnerable children who do not have one. The policy applies to all schools and is known as the fair access protocol.
Is my child vulnerable?
If you think the policy applies to your application, you'll need to ask your child's current or last school to complete a Current school information form (PDF 98KB) and email it to education.transfers@leeds.gov.uk.
Children with an Education, Health and Care plan that names the school must be admitted. This will reduce the number of places available for applicants. This is not an oversubscription criterion.
The admission of pupils with an Education, Health and care plan is dealt with by a completely separate procedure. This procedure is set out in the 1996 Education Act. Details of this separate procedure are set out in the Special Educational Needs Code of Practice
If you click on this link it will take you to the Leeds City Council webpage for the local offer for SEND pupils. This also offers advice on Social, Emotional and Mental Health (SEMH).
Appeals
If we cannot offer you a place, you will have the right of appeal. The appeal panel is independent of the school and council and their decision is legally binding.
Before you appeal you:
Leeds City Council arranges our appeals and you can find the appeal form at School appeals (leeds.gov.uk).
If you are applying for a Reception place for September 2022, you need to submit your appeal by the deadline to ensure the appeal will be heard before the summer holidays.
Appeals for Reception, Year 1 and Year 2
These classes are limited to 30 pupils per teacher by law. This means that appeals for these places are less likely to be successful.
If our school refuses your child a place because of this limit and you want to appeal, you will need to make an infant class size appeal. You can see if your reasons are likely to be successful by reading the Department for Education's information about infant class size appeals.
Other appeals
You can appeal because you want your child to attend a particular school. These are successful if the panel agree that the reasons for your appeal outweigh the school's decision not to admit any more children.
Wanting your child to go to a school because you think it is the best one in the area is not likely to convince the panel that your child should get a place there.
COMMENTS FROM NEW PARENTS
I chose Manston Primary because I was impressed with the facilities and ethos of the school. My daughter was immediately comfortable in the surroundings.
Having attended a number of primary school open days we were extremely impressed with the facilities at Manston Primary School.
Our eldest child is a pupil and we have been impressed with education and caring attitude at Manston Primary School.
My elder child goes to Manston Primary School and I wouldn’t want my youngest to go anywhere else.
I have heard that Manston Primary School has a very good reputation. I want the best for my child and believe they could give her the best teaching this area has to offer.
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Our aim is to ensure that your child feels secure and happy as soon as he or she steps over the threshold. A happy child will gain in self confidence and will grow to enjoy the learning process. Manston Primary School has a unique family atmosphere and your child will become a valued member of our community.
If you would like to learn more about our school please telephone: 0113 2645445 and make an appointment to visit. You will have an opportunity to speak with the Reception Class teachers, tour the school whilst the children are working, and share in our many achievements.