Corpus Christi Catholic Primary School welcomes families of all faiths to apply however priority will always be given to Catholic applicants in accordance with the oversubscription criteria listed in our admissions policy.

By applying to the school, parents or carers are declaring their support for the aims and ethos
of the school.

How and when to apply:

Parents must apply for a school place for every child moving from nursery to reception, or primary to secondary school.

All applications for a school place, including mid-year transfers, must be made on the Local Authority Common Application Form.

Middlesbrough Admissions contact details:

Admissions team:

Tel. 01642 201890 / 201891. Alternatively you can email [email protected]

For more information of Local Authority admissions arrangements please click here.

Parents applying to a Catholic Academy should also complete the Supplementary Information Form (SIF) as, if the academy is oversubscribed, the information contained within the
SIF will allow the Board of Directors to identify which over subscription criteria your
application is to be considered against. All forms must be returned by the closing date set by the Local Authority. Failure to provide a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) could affect the category in which your application is placed. Please note that it is the responsibility of the parent/carer to complete all forms and supply evidence – reminders will not be sent.

Children with an Educational Health and Care Plan which names our academy in their plan will be admitted to the academy.

Admissions Policies

Please click here to view our school admissions policies, located in the policies section of the website. The year of the admissions policy relates to the school year when the children would join the school. This is why more than one school admissions policy is typically visible in the policies section.

Admission Appeal Timetable

The admission authority for the school must allow parents at least 20 days to
appeal from when the decision letters are sent out.

The admission authority will submit a deadline for submitting your appeal.
If you submit anything after the deadline, it might not be considered and may
result in delays to your hearing.

Appeals should be heard within 40 school days of the deadline for making an appeal
An independent panel will hear appeals during June and July of that academic year.

The following applies to admission appeals for admissions to reception class 2025