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Heathrow Primary School, Harmondsworth Lane, Sipson, West Drayton, Middlesex, UB7 0JQ

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Heathrow Primary School

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If you would like your child to attend our school, please see full details of our admission arrangements below.

Tours of the School


Prospective parents and children are welcome to visit Heathrow Primary School.

To book a place please call the school secretary on tel: 020 8759 1628 or email the school at

office@heathrowprimaryschool.co.uk

 

 

Admissions

 

Admission to Community Primary Schools in Hillingdon is the responsibility of the Local Authority.

As a Local Authority Community School, Heathrow’s admissions process is carried out by the Admissions Team at the Civic Centre in Uxbridge.

 

Hillingdons Statutory Consultation on Proposed Community School Admission Arrangements 2028/29 and Seven-Year Review

 

“Hillingdon Council is formally consulting on proposed changes to school admission arrangements for community schools. If approved by Cabinet, this will come into effect from September 2028. Admission authorities must set (‘determine’) admission arrangements annually. 

 

The consultation will run from 9am on Wednesday 7th October 2026 until 5pm on Friday 27th November 2026.  

 

The proposed changes are being made to ensure that the admission arrangements remain compliant with the requirements of the School Admissions Code and continue to provide a fair, clear and objective framework for the allocation of school places.

 

Proposed changes to the Admissions Arrangements of Hillingdon Community Schools

 

The proposed changes are as follows:  

 

  1. Simplification of Sibling and Distance Criterion - remove the current distance priority radius system and replace it with a single sibling criterion and a single distance criterion.  

  2. Stronger Medical and Social Admissions Criterion – the medical and social criterion would be strengthened through clearer eligibility requirements and more detailed evidence requirements. 

  3. Clarification of the Child of Staff Criterion – the existing child of staff criterion would remain in place but be updated to fully reflect the statutory wording. 

  4. Updated Address Verification Requirements – update the evidence required to verify home addresses, helping to ensure applications are processed fairly. 

  5. Removal of the Frithwood Primary School Nodal Point Criterion – remove the nodal point priority currently applied for Frithwood Primary School. Admissions would instead be determined using the standard community school admission criteria applied across Hillingdon community schools. 

  6. Distance Measurement Point Changes - revise the distance measurement points for Harefield Infant and Junior School and Whitehall School following their recent amalgamations to reflect the new school arrangements.

 

Reduction of Published Admissions Number

 

In line with the School Admissions Code 2021, all community schools are required to have a Published Admission Number (PAN), which sets out the number of places the admission authority must offer for each relevant age group.

 

The Local Authority is consulting to reduce the Published Admission Numbers for: 

 

  • Highfield Primary School from 60 places (two-form entry) to 30 places (one-form entry), the proposed change would help to ensure that the school’s PAN aligns with local demand and enables effective planning for future provision. 

  • Whiteheath Infant and Nursery School from 90 places (three-form entry) to 60 places (two-form entry), the proposed change would help to ensure that the school’s PAN aligns with local demand and enables effective planning for future provision. 

  • Yeading Junior School From 128 places (four form entry) to 120 places (four form entry), the proposed change ensures consistency between the PAN of this school and that of its linked Infant School.

     

To read the full proposed Hillingdon Community School Admissions Arrangements for 2028-2029 and summary of the proposed changes, which can be accessed via Consultations and surveys - Hillingdon Council.

 

Take part in our consultation 

 

Have your say be completing our online form by 5pm on Friday 27th November 2026, which can be accessed via Consultations and surveys - Hillingdon Council.

 

Or submit a written response to: School Admissions, London Borough of Hillingdon, Civic Centre, 2W, High Street, Uxbridge, UB8 1UW. 

 

You can also respond by emailing: admissions@hillingdon.gov.uk  

 

If you require this information in another language, please contact either our team or our school office, and we will arrange for it to be provided. 
 
If you or anyone you know would like a paper copy of this form, please email admissions@hillingdon.gov.uk.”

When can my child start school?

Children reach statutory school age at the beginning of the term following their fifth birthday and must then be in receipt of full time education. 

 

At Heathrow children are admitted to the school in September in the year in which they have their fifth birthday.

 

The admission number for Reception to Year 6 is 60.

 

All prospective parents are encouraged to visit the school before making a decision to apply for a place and should contact the school office to arrange a visiting time.

 

How do I apply?

Please complete the required application form online by clicking on the London Borough of Hillingdon website above.

Paper applications can be taken or sent to the Civic Centre or Heathrow School by the closing date. Forms that are received after this date will be considered only after places have been allocated for applications received in time.

 

Nursery Admissions 

 

Places in nursery are dealt with directly by the school using the same criteria as for admissions to Heathrow Primary School as detailed above.  You should apply directly to the school either by contacting the school secretary on 020 8759 1628 or by downloading the Nursery Application Form.

 

Children generally start Nursery in the September after their 3rd birthday and will be offered either five morning places a week, five afternoon places a week or we also offer funded 30 hour places. We accept applications for the Nursery when your child is over the age of two.

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