- Accessibility Plan 2019 2022 (0.24 MB)
- Admission to Nursery Policy 2020 2021 1 (0.16 MB)
- Admissions Policy 2020 2021 (0.34 MB)
- Anti bullying Policy 2020 2021 (0.29 MB)
- Attendance Policy 2020 2021 (0.33 MB)
- Behaviour for EYFS Policy 2020 2021 (0.69 MB)
- Behaviour Policy 2020 2021 (0.42 MB)
- Calculation Policy (2.34 MB)
- Charging Remissions Policy 2021 2022 (0.52 MB)
- Child Protection policy in EYFS September 2020 doc (0.84 MB)
- Complaints Policy and Procedure 2020 2021 (0.46 MB)
- Data Protection Policy 2020 2021 (0.50 MB)
- Drugs Education Policy 2020 2021 (0.23 MB)
- Equality Statement and Objectives 2019 2022 (0.93 MB)
- Freedom of Information Policy (0.97 MB)
- Homework policy 2020 2021 (0.97 MB)
- Image Use Policy 2020 2021 (0.21 MB)
- Kings Hill School Privacy Notice (0.25 MB)
- Kings Hill School Risk Assessment 1st September 2020 Final (0.63 MB)
- Medical Policy 2020 2021 (0.56 MB)
- Online Safety Policy 2020 2021 (1.12 MB)
- Racial Incidents Policy 2020 2022 (0.21 MB)
- Relationship and Sex Policy 2020 2021 (1.05 MB)
- Safeguarding and Child Protection policy addendum January 2021 docx (0.72 MB)
- Safeguarding and Child Protection policy September 2020 final (1.11 MB)
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Admissions
Kings Hill School is a community school and as such our admissions policy is set by Kent County Council in order with the local authority’s Co-ordinated Scheme for Primary Admissions.
Admission Numbers
The school’s published admission number for September 2020 (PAN) is 60
Kings Hill School has one intake per year
Application Procedure
Kings Hill School follows the procedures, timetable and deadlines set by Kent County Council. Parents will have the opportunity to visit the school and we will contact people who have registered an interest in Kings Hill School.
An admissions application form has to be completed at the appropriate time, online, and returned to Kent County Council. More information about the admissions process can be found here.
Kent County Council allocates places based on the criteria for Community and Voluntary Controlled Schools:-
- Children in Local Authority Care
- Current Family Association (sibling)
- Health and Special Access Reasons
- Nearness of Children’s Home to School
Appeals
If you would like to appeal a school offer, then please click here
Please see a copy of our Admissions Policy