Admissions
Covid Safety While On Tours
Please don't visit if you are feeling unwell. You can always visit on a different day.
When you arrive you will use hand sanitiser and sign in before making your way into the main hall.
It is up to you whether you choose to wear a face covering.
The school will be well ventilated.
Admissions Documents
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Parish_Boundary.pdf | Download |
Admissions 2023-24 |
Applying for a place at St Nicolas
1. Apply through Brighton & Hove Council as with any other school.
Their application form is here: Brighton & Hove Council Admissions
2. And then complete our admissions forms.
Note: In September 2013, due to the amalgamation of the Parishes of St Andrew and St Nicolas with that of the Parish of The Good Shepherd in Mile Oak, the Parish boundary was enlarged. This is important to know when applying under criteria 6 of the 'over subscription' criteria. Please see the current map of the Parish below.
Parish Map
In Year Admissions
Admissions Limit
Reception, Year 1 and Year 2: 60 children (30 per class).
Years 3, 4, 5 and 6: 64 children (32 per class).
Admissions to Reception in September 2022
Completed applications can be sent to admin@stnicolas.brighton-hove.sch.uk
Frequently Asked Questions
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We run our own breakfast club which starts at 7:50am.
Our after school provision is run by 'Pioneer child care' (previously know as 'Class Of Their Own) next door at Brackenbury Primary School until 6pm. They collect from St Nics straight after school and at 5:15 when our own clubs finish.
Other after school clubs are not usually run for Reception until after Christmas because the children are exhausted by the end of the school day!
In the many years I have been at St Nics we have been over subscribed twice. On those two occasions, families from within the Portslade and Mile Oak parish boundaries who wanted to come here have all got a place but a small number of families from further afield have not.
As the number of children looking for places at local primary schools has fallen in recent years, and the fact that all of the local schools have a good reputation, means that your chances of getting your first choice school in Portslade are high.
Although the prospectus is available on the website, not all of the photographs are there as we may not have permission to put them on the school website.
We will post a paper copy to you if you send your contact address to admin@stnicolas.brighton-hove.sch.uk