Location of voluntary-aided schools

Voluntary Aided Schools Map

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Voluntary-aided schools are schools of church foundation which are part of the maintained sector. They have the responsibility for buildings, employing staff and determining admissions criteria and religious education. The Church of England voluntary-aided schools provide a christian-based education for their local community as well as for the children of church members. The Catholic voluntary-aided schools have been established to serve the Catholic community and others seeking a christian-based education. Aided schools may require additional information to support applications.

For voluntary-aided schools, allocations will be made in accordance with the criteria adopted by the governors of the school following consultation with South Gloucestershire Council's Department for Children and Young People. If your application for a place at an aided school is unsuccessful you have the right of appeal under the terms of the School Standards and Framework Act of 1988. Information on the appeal procedure can be obtained from the individual schools. Applications to voluntary-aided schools in South Gloucestershire should be made to South Gloucestershire Local Authority either by on-line application form or the paper form included in the admissions booklet.
  1. Diocese of Clifton - Christ the King Catholic Primary School
  2. Diocese of Clifton - Holy Family Catholic Primary School, Bradley Stoke
  3. Holy Trinity Primary School, Bradley Stoke
  4. Horton CE VA Primary School (individual map not available)
  5. Diocese of Clifton Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Primary School
  6. Diocese of Clifton St Augustine of Cantebury Catholic Primary School, Downend
  7. Diocese of Clifton St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Bradley Stoke
  8. St Mary's Church of England VA Primary School, Thornbury
  9. St Mary's CE VA Primary School, Yate
  10. Diocese of Clifton St Paul's Catholic Primary School, Yate