Year 6 to Year 7 Applications 

Admissions to Manor Academy into year 7, up until the academic year starts, are managed by Nottinghamshire County Council. To apply for a place at Manor or for more information on Nottinghamshire County Council’s school admissions procedures – click here(opens in new tab).

Manor Academy is a popular choice for many local children so we would recommend that you list Manor Academy as your first-choice school.    

The deadline for an on-time application for entry into year 7 in September 2024 is 31st October 2023.

In-Year Admissions

Manor Academy currently has limited vacancies in some of our year groups. We encourage all families to visit the school to see the excellent facilities and meet the Headteacher.

Applications for in-year places should be made directly to Manor Academy, click here to complete the application form. You will usually be advised in writing whether a place can be offered within ten school days of making your application and at the very latest within fifteen school days.

As part of our duty of care, we will then be in touch with your child’s previous school to ensure that we can meet their needs. If your application is successful, you will be given a start date (usually after a half term or term). Your child will then be supported in their transition into their new school. 

When an application for a place at this academy is unsuccessful, families are able to appeal the decision by completing this Admissions Appeals Form, click here.

Secondary application and appeals timetable

National Closing date for on-time applications 31 October 2023
National Offer date for all Secondary Schools 1 March 2024
Closing Date for on-time appeals 28 March 2024
On-time appeals will be heard by

 

Late appeals will be heard at the same time as online appeals wherever possible or within 30 school days of the appeal being lodged.

18 June 2024

 

Last Date to submit any additional information in support of your appeal The independent Clerk will notify you of this date, which is usually 5 days before the date of your appeal hearing
Decisions will be communicated in writing from the independent clerk, within 5 working days of the date of your appeal  

 

In-year appeals will be heard within 30 school days of the appeal being lodged.

Admissions Information 

Information About Schools With An Atypical Admission Age

Please click here for our Admissions Policies

Manor Academy Catchment Area

We will once again be opening the academy doors to families of year 6 students on Monday 27 September 2021. Our open evening is a great opportunity to find out more about The Manor Academy and will consist of a presentation from our leadership team, tours of the academy and the opportunity for students to try ‘taster lessons’ in a variety of subject areas.

Our admissions and transition team will also be on hand to answer any queries you may have about the process of your child moving into secondary education, together with our SEND team to answer any questions should your child need additional support.

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The catering at Manor Acdemy is provided by Aspens, a highly experienced catering provider for the education sector. They provide a wide range of tasty meals, refreshments, and snacks for our students whilst raising awareness around nutrition and mindful eating.

Deli Kitchen

The Deli Kitchen brand is for the popular standard Aspens hot and cold offers. This can range from Authentic Italian pizza and pasta, Hacienda Mexicana’s burritos, rice pots and sides and Voulez Poulet’s house rub chicken, dogs and sides through to our range of healthy sandwiches, paninis, wraps, jacket potatoes, salads, fruit and cold dessert pots.

Streateries

Streateries is the secondary meal offer where every day has a theme. Featuring Global cuisines, customised offers and food on the move, they are bang up to date with the current trends whilst still ensuring that there is a place on the menu for the comfort of our familiar school dining hall favourites. Each day the menu includes as standard a street food dish, a hand held version, vegetarian/vegan choices along with a selection of sides.

Aspens Information Pack

Breakfast Club

Open daily 8.00am to 8.20am to all students, with a range of hot and cold food and drink items available for purchase.

Aspens – Manor Breakfast

Breaktimes

From September 2023, all students now have access to tuckshop at breaktimes

Aspens – Manor breaktime menu

Allergies

We’re passionate about food and our meals are made with high quality ingredients and we do our best to cater for students with food allergies. However, we cannot guarantee an environment completely free from allergens, so traces of some ingredients may still be present in our meals.

If your child has a severe food allergy, please talk to our staff about the allergy and ask for more information about the allergens in your meal. We will try to accommodate any reasonable request.

Alternative Menu Form Allergy Lifestyle Notification And Medical Diet Request

Our Planet

We work closely with our clients and suppliers to be as environmentally friendly as we can. By making lots of small changes, we can make a big difference. We care about the future and continue to focus on responsible sourcing, using seasonal produce, increasing our focus on plant-based recipes, making our menus more sustainable, keeping waste to a minimum and reusing and recycling to reduce the impact we have.

Free School Meals 

As a parent or carer of a child at The Manor Academy, we would like to make sure you are aware of the criteria for eligibility for free school meals. The current economic climate may now mean you can receive additional funding for your child’s education.

Students eligible for free school meals have credit automatically added to their account each day to the value of £2.30, and pay using a biometric fingerprint scanner. You can see what your child has ordered by logging in to ParentPay and adding additional funds if you wish.

Students can spend this money at our catering facilities on any food items they wish or purchase the meal deals on offer which are all priced at £2.30.

Your child may be entitled to free school meals if you receive any of the following:

  • Universal Credit – provided you have an annual net income of no more than £7,400 a year, as assessed by earnings from up to three of your most recent assessment periods), this is after tax and does not include any other benefits you may receive.https://www.gov.uk/universal-credit/eligibility
  • Income Support
  • Income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance (JSA)
  • Income-related Employment and Support Allowance (ESA)
  • Support under Part VI of the Immigration and Asylum Act 1999
  • The guarantee element of Pension Credit
  • Child Tax Credit (provided you’re not also entitled to Working Tax Credit) and have an annual gross income of no more than £16,190
  • Working Tax Credit run-on – paid for the 4 weeks after you stop qualifying for Working Tax Credit

Children who get paid these benefits directly, instead of through a parent or guardian, can also get free school meals. The process of applying is straightforward and through Notts County Council.

If you think you may be entitled to free school meals please contact Notts County Council, either by following the link: https://www.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/education/school-meals/free-school-meals-and-milk

If your child receives Free School Meals and you need any further support, please contact enquiries@manor.ttct.co.uk

ParentPay information and lunch account debt

All new students will receive a letter with a unique code to be used with the ParentPay website – this will be issued shortly before or after they start at Manor Academy. Lunch accounts can also be topped up using cash by students using the revaluation machine in the hall.

Lunch money can also be topped up through a local PayPoint store – please contact our finance team to request a PayPoint barcode letter.

To ensure that the School’s budget is not adversely affected by the cost of school meal debt, we will seek prompt corrective action to recover the debt and inform parents as soon as possible to prevent the debt balance growing.

We encourage all families to familiarise themselves with our school meal debt policy. If you are struggling to afford the cost of school meals, please contact the school so we are able to support you.

Click here to review our policies.

Policies

Please click on the button below to view The Two Counties Trust Policies, that include some of the following:

  • Anti-Bullying Policy
  • Attendance Policy
  • Behaviour Policy
  • Charging & Remissions Policy
  • Children with Medical Needs Policy
  • Complaints Procedure
  • Data Protection/UK GDPR (including CCTV) Policy
  • External Lettings Policy
  • Online Safety Policy
  • Remote Education Policy
  • RSE Policy
  • SEND Policy
  • Suspensions and Exclusions Policy
  • Whistleblowing Policy

Documents

Pupil Premium Report and Plans 

TTCT Pupil Premium Strategy Statement 2023 24

SEND Report and Local Offer 

All children deserve a fair start in life and the Academy is committed to giving every student the opportunity to reach their full potential. 

Our aim is to offer a broad, balanced curriculum personalised to the needs of every student.  Some students will need additional support to grow as successful, confident learners, this support will not be limited by background, gender, age, race or culture.  The Academy is committed to inclusive learning and we will meet the needs of all students identified with a special educational need or disability, firstly through high quality teaching, then, if necessary, through targeted support and intervention. 

SEND Information Report

Local Offer

To access The Two Counties Trust documents please click the button below. They include:

  • Financial Statements
  • Key Reports
  • Subject Access Request Forms