Egerton Church of England
Primary School
Together, we inspire, nurture and thrive.
Perseverance
Compassion
Respect
Honesty
Forgiveness
Hope
We don’t give up on ourselves or others.
We show kindness to all and help those who need it.
We respect ourselves, others and our environment.
By being honest we nurture our own spiritual growth.
We forgive those who have wronged us or made mistakes.
We are hopeful we can contribute to a better future.
Admissions
Is your child due to start school in
September 2024?
If so, we would be delighted to arrange a personal tour of the school with our headteacher, Mrs Julia Walker.
Please contact the school office on 01233 756274 or email office@egerton.kent.sch.uk to book a mutually convenient day and time.
We will also be holding two Open Days in the Autumn Term - dates to be announced.
Have you recently moved into the area and are looking for a school place for your child?
We have a number of spaces across our year groups. Please contact the school office to find out if we have a space for your child.
We would be happy to show you around our school at a mutually agreed time. We welcome visits from prospective parents during the working day. Visiting us at this time allows you to meet both staff and children and see first hand what our school has to offer your child.
Please contact Mrs Hubbard, School Business Manager on 01233 756274 or email office@egerton.kent.sch.uk to arrange a visit.
Starting school in September 2024
Children should start primary school if born:
Between 1 September 2019 and 31 August 2020 for Reception
Apply online
Parents can apply online via Kent County Council, applications will be open in early November 2023. You can access the online form via the link below.
Admission Arrangements
Please note that admissions to the Reception Class are handled by KCC and we follow their admissions criteria. The admission of pupils with disabilities is the same as those applied to pupils without disabilities. the school fully complies with the Equality Act 2010 and the School Admission Code in relation to the arrangements for the admission of disabled pupils. Where a child is disabled the school will make reasonable adjustments and provide resources to ensure that no disabled child is placed at a substantial disadvantage compared to other pupils.
If a year group is full we do hold a waiting list, for spaces that may become vacant during the school year. Parents are welcome to contact the school to discuss this. Should there be a vacant space we will refer to our waiting list and offer places in accordance with the criteria laid out in the Kent County Council guidelines.