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The Grange Community Infant School

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Prospective Parent Information - Admissions

September 2025 Intake

 

National Offer Day is the 16th April 2025.  If your child is offered a place at the Grange Community Infant School for September 2025, we will be in touch on our return from the Easter Break (week commencing 21 April).  You will need to accept or decline your offer of a school place online by 30 April 2025.

 

In the meantime, if you are interested in your child attending our school in the future, we request that you to complete this online form.  We will hold your information on file so that we can send you information regarding prospective parent events and dates.  We will send information via Teachers 2 Parents either by e-mail or text.  

 

https://schoolforms.uk/T/GIVjDwxTHinUGCXLhV

 

Our admissions are managed by Surrey County Council and you will need to apply for your child's school place through the Surrey County Council portal.  

 

To find up to date information about the school's admission arrangements; details on how to apply, either as part of the normal intake or during the school year; and information on how to appeal, please use this link.

 

 

https://www.surreycc.gov.uk/schools-and-learning/schools/admissions/primary-junior-and-infant/apply

 

If you require any further information relating to our school, please contact the school office:  01932 346113 or info@grange.surrey.sch.uk.

Thank you for your interest in our school.

 

 

The Grange Community Infant School Brochure

The Grange Community Infant School

 

 


What the children say about school:

"The Grange is a wonderful place and I really like it here"

"Maths is good because you get to work things out"


"I like doing writing because sometimes you do short pieces of writing and sometimes you do long pieces"

 

"You have to use your brain a lot in maths"
 

"I like The Grange because we've got lots of things outside and our classrooms are nice and tidy"

 

What visitors say about the school:

"It was very pleasing to perform for the pupils who were loud, enthusiastic and responsive"
 

"Thank you for the wonderful, happy visit to your lovely school"
 

"Thank you for such a wonderful event tonight, we thoroughly enjoyed all of the activities and experiences"
 

"Lovely children, very attentive and inquisitive, some good questions and very well behaved"

 

 

Ways to Help your Child Before Starting School

  • Teach them to use the toilet and wash and dry hands independently
  • Encourage your child to try as many fruits and vegetables as possible in preparation for snack time in the classroom
  • Teach them how to recognise their name and label every piece of clothing, including shoes and socks
  • Encourage a love of books by reading regularly to your child and visiting the library
  • Teach your child to dress/undress as independently as possible
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