School Visits
We are now offering in person visits to tour the school. Spaces are limited and must be booked in advance. Please contact the school office on 0208 888 9771 and speak to Ade.
For further information regarding admissions at Alexandra Primary School, please contact Ade, Fiona or Sharni in our school office on 0208 8888 9771.
Nursery
You can apply by completing the application form below and e-mail to our office: admin@alexprimary.haringey.sch.uk
Alternatively, please come into the school office to collect a Nursery admissions form.
Contact number: 020 8888 9771
for additional funding through the Early Years Pupil Premium if you have a household income below £16 190 and are claiming one of the following benefits:
- Income Support
- Income based Job Seekers Allowance
- Child Tax Credit (provided you are not also entitled to Working Tax Credit and with a family gross income of less than £16,190)
- National Asylum Seekers Support
- Guarantee Element of State Pension Credit
- Employments and Support Allowance – Income Related only
- Universal Credit
You will need to apply for this funding. Please call our school office on 020 8888 9771 to have a paper application sent to you.
Reception
Applying for a Reception place for September 2022
The closing date for applications is 15th January 2022.
If you live in Haringey and your children was born between 1st September 2017 and 31st August 2018, then you will need to apply for a reception school place for September 2022. You must submit your application before the deadline of 15th January 2022.
You must apply for a Reception class for your child even if they attend a school nursery or have an older brother or sister at our school.
The eAdmissions website for online applications opens on 1st September and the closing date for applications is 15th January 2022. There is a link to the website at the bottom of this page. If you are having a technical problem completing your application please email support@eadmissions.org.uk
https://www.haringey.gov.uk/children-and-families/schools-and-education/school-admissions
Over Subscription Criteria
If no places are available a waiting list is held. Allocations will be made based on a space becoming available for the child at the top of the waiting lists. Waiting lists for Nursery are held within the school, whilst waiting lists for Reception or above are with the borough admissions.
In-Year Admissions
In-year admissions is the term used when a child is looking for a school place during the academic year. Applications for in-year admission are usually made when you have moved to or moved house within Haringey and need a new school place for your child as a result of that house move. You need to fill in an in-year common application form if your child is out of school and of school age, or if you want your child to move from one school to another within the same year group.
Transferring schools for reasons other than a house move
It is extremely important that a child has continuity in their education. For this reason, Haringey Council strongly discourages unnecessary transfers between schools. If your child is already attending a school, but you feel that a move would be in their best interests, you should discuss your reasons for this with your child’s current school. It is important that you try to resolve any difficulties by working with the school, rather than requesting a transfer. If you still want to apply for a school transfer then you can fill in an in-year common application form. You will need to provide your reasons for requesting a change of school and set out what you have done to try to resolve the issues with the current school.
Transfers from home education or alternative educational provision
If your child is being educated at home and you now wish them to be considered for a mainstream school, you must also complete an in-year common application form. Children attending alternative education provision who are ready to attend a mainstream school are normally placed through Haringey’s Fair Access Protocol. This ensures that the amount of time any child is out of school is kept to a minimum.