Parents Find Out Whether Their Child Got Into First Choice Of School

South Hill in Bristol has adapted to meet local school demand by tripling its intake, offering relief to families who would otherwise face long commutes. However, some families still face challenges in securing school placements, impacting future educational plans. Housing costs in the area are influenced by proximity to sought-after schools. Despite creating 90,000 new spaces, pressure on primary school places remains high due to rising birthrates and immigration, indicating ongoing challenges.

What change did South Hill in Bristol make to accommodate local needs?

• Closed down temporarily

• Tripled its student intake

• Moved to a new location

• Reduced its student intake

What was the main concern for Mum Diesel, Stringer, and her daughter Cassie?

• The school was too expensive

• The school was too far away

• They were not offered a place

• The school had poor facilities

Why is Luber Beck disappointed with the school admission process?

• The school fees are too high

• Her children were not offered a place at her chosen school

• The school is too far from her home

• Her children were offered a place at Southville

What is a significant factor contributing to the pressure on primary school places?

• Closure of schools

• Lack of teachers

• Decreasing birthrates

• Rising birthrates and immigration

What have experts achieved to help with the pressure on school places?

• Built new schools

• Increased school fees

• Achieved 90,000 new spaces

• Reduced the number of students per class