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.The 'co-ordinated scheme' is an administrative process to make admission to school easier, more transparent and less stressful for parents.

Children will normally go into full time infant education in September in the school year in which they become 5 years old.

All 3 and 4-year-old children are entitled to universal early years entitlement funding and can receive up to 15 hours a week over 38 weeks of the year.

The school admissions code requires that each local authority must have a fair access protocol. Our fair access protocols for secondary and primary schools.

For secondary school transfer applications, we will keep a waiting list for oversubscribed schools in Derbyshire.

For primary and junior transfer applications, we'll maintain waiting lists for oversubscribed Derbyshire schools.

This outlines the circumstances in which the local authority is not required to make arrangements with providers.

Early years' provider agreement service specification appendix 6 - early years' panel meeting.

We offer mental health training to increase awareness, knowledge and skills across Derbyshire. Find out about the courses on offer.

Your child may need to move schools at a time other than when they start infant, junior, primary or secondary school. This may be because you're moving address.