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Hello, I'd be grateful for some advice. Could someone outline briefly the current timetable for school applications?


My son is almost two and as he has a November birthday I understand that he will be starting school when he's almost five in September 2015. When would I need to apply for a school place? September 2014?


Many thanks in advance and sorry if this repeats previous strands.

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Yes, school year cut off date is 31st August/ 1st September.


A child born on the 1st September is 5 when they start Primary, one born on 31st August will have just turned 4. Everyone else falls in between with the February/March children being those of around average age in the class. You apply for primary between the September and January (check the exact closing date) prior to when your child is due to start primary.

Renata

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