Choosing the right school for your son or daughter is very important. At St Paul's we aim to provide the right environment for your child to do the best that is possible.
Videos
We have created a short video 'Happiness' to give you an insight into life at St Pauls.
We also have a longer video to give you a bit more information about the school.
You can see a virtual tour of the school here
Prospectus and admissions criteria
The school prospectus and admissions criteria can be viewed by clicking on the links on the right of the page. We use these criteria and arrangements for in year applications for admission to the school. If you have any queries about visiting the school or admissions, please contact Mrs Belinda Joyce on 01908 669735 or email her here.
How the admissions process works:
- All applications for the 2025/26 academic should be made to Milton Keynes Council by 31st October 2024. You can find a link to online admissions here.
- Milton Keynes Council supplies us with a list of families who indicate St Paul's as a preference in November 2024 and we send a supplementary form to everybody who chooses us as a preference.
- Supplementary forms should be returned to us together with the evidence required by 15th December 2024. We use the supplementary forms and evidence provided to rank all applications.
- Milton Keynes Council advises parents of their school allocation on national offer day, 1st March 2025.
- During the first week of March we send out pupil information confirming the place offered and providing essential information about the school.
Information about appeals
You can find information about appeals here.
Year 6 Parent Tours
Guided tours of the school for Year 6 parents are available on Fridays at 9.30am on the following dates:
September - 13th, 20th, 27th
October - 4th, 11th, 18th, 25th
To book your place please email enquiries@st-pauls.org.uk with your preferred date.
Emmaus Student Support
Students who have specific language and/or communication needs, that result in a diagnosis of Asperger's Syndrome and/or Autism, can be considered for a place at the Communication Department. Admission to a Communication Department placement is only through successful Local Authority application and is usually for students who have been supported either in specialist provision during their primary school years or who require more specialist input moving into mainstream secondary schooling. Students will require an Education, Health and Care Plan. Parents are encouraged to talk to their primary school/ current school SENDCo and Casework Officer supporting the primary school/ current school and to contact the Special Educational Needs Team at the Local Authority.
You can find out about Emmaus Student Support, including St Paul's Local SEN Information Report by clicking here.
