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Admissions Statement
Hollywood Primary School is a two form entry Community School located in the Billesley Ward area of Birmingham. The School was completely modernised and rebuilt in 2005.
Hollywood Primary School cannot admit any more pupils above its published admission number without prejudice to the provision of efficient education and the efficient use of resources for the following reasons:
- The School only has one hall, which barely accommodate the infant and junior departments for assembly.
- Corridors are used on a daily basis to expand into for lessons and to house much of the stock. Storage space throughout the entire School is very limited and currently, there are insufficient cloakroom spaces for the children already in School particularly in the winter months.
- There is a small creative area in each reception classroom and the use of this would be compromised by adding an extra desk to accommodate an additional pupil.
- Even though the classrooms for Year 3 to Year 6 are no larger, the furniture in these rooms has to be bigger to accommodate the size of the children, making them more cramped when full. If extra pupils above the limit of 30 per class are admitted on appeal to Reception, this will exacerbate this problem for subsequent year groups.
- There is no separate dinner canteen available and the hall is not large enough to cater for all the children in one sitting. An increase in pupils over the published admission number would exacerbate this problem.
- Children with special needs are catered for within School, but the positioning of toilets may cause problems where mobility is an issue. Facilities for cleaning children (including children with a statement of
special educational needs) are very minimal. - The School has growing numbers of children on the Special Educational Needs register (currently 13.3%) some of whom benefit from being withdrawn from their classroom on regular occasions to access specific
personalised learning activities. The School has very limited ‘common areas’ to allow for this. There is a lot of demand on the ‘common areas’, and all rooms are in constant use.
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Please follow this link to Hollywood’s whole school performance of ‘Twas the Night Before Christmas. Each year group has taken part brilliantly to celebrate Christmas in a very different way in a very different year. Have a very Happy Christmas! youtu.be/IAGj-UFvXsc
Some wonderful present donations to school. Thanks to @TescoSolihull and a very kind gift from one of our families. What fantastic Christmas spirit!
The Deer class were very happy with their @Panathlon medals and certificates. 5H also got their medals. @KingsHeathSP @Kings_heathboys Thankyou.
All of our entries for @Kings_heathboys @KingsHeathSP Year 5&6 design a mascot competition. Is the winner here? 5 dojos for everyone anyway. Well done and Thankyou.
Congratulations to these children for competing in a beep test competition @KingsHeathSP Last week. 8.6 was the best score on the night. Can you guess who scored it?
