Admissions

Teddington School is a mixed comprehensive secondary school for students aged 11 - 18 (Years 7 to 13). The school is part of the Bourne Education Trust

The PAN (Planned Admission Number) for the Year 7 intake for September 2025 is 240.

 

Admission to Year 7 for September 2025

Admissions to Teddington School for Years 7 to 11 are overseen by the Richmond School Admissions. 
E: Richmond.admissions@achievingforchildren.org.uk

 

Key Dates for 2025-26 Admissions

Date Action
02.10.24 School Open Evening 
31.10.24 Closing date for receipt of online and paper applications, including any necessary supplementary forms.
01.03.25 National Offer Day.  Applicants will be sent an email during the evening, informing them of the result of their application.  Letters are posted first class, giving detailed results of applications.
15.03.25 Deadline for parents to accept or decline a place of offer. 

Parents must contact their home borough for support if they do not live in the London Borough of Richmond-upon-Thames.

Please refer to the Secondary Admission Brochure issued by the London Borough of Richmond as a reference point.

 

In-Year Admissions

Admissions for the present Year 7 to 11 are managed by the Richmond School Admissions at the London Borough of Richmond upon Thames. 

To apply for a place at our School, please contact Richmond School Admissions.

 

Oversubscription

In the event of oversubscription for either Year 7 September intake or In-Year Admissions, the criteria to be applied can be found by following the links to the Determined Admission Arrangements Document below.

 

Waiting List - Year 7 to 11

Waiting lists for the school are held by the Local Authority in criteria order (regardless of when the application is received).

Determined Admission Arrangements 2026-27

Determined Admissions Arrangements 2026-27

 

Determined Admission Arrangements 2025-26

Determined Admissions Arrangements 2025-2026

 

Determined Admission Arrangements 2024-25

Determined Admissions Arrangements 2024-2025Appeals Process

For information on how to appeal for a place for your child you can contact Richmond Independent Appeals Service. Click on the link below for appeals guidance:

Appeals Guidance

It is advisable to seek advice from Achieving for Children School Admissions:

E: richmond.admissions@achievingforchildren.org.uk

 

Secondary School Admission Appeals Timetable 2025

September 2025 entry

Appeals resulting from transfer applications for admission to Year 7 for September 2024 will be heard according to the following timetable:

ACTION DEADLINE
National offer day 3 March 2025
Date by which an appeal must be submitted 21 April 2025
Dates when appeals will be heard All appeals received by 21 April 2025 will be heard on weekdays between 19 May 2025 and 23 June 2025. (excluding half term)
Date when appellants will be given notification of their appeal hearing 10 school days in advance of the hearing
Date by which the Clerk sends appeal papers to the parents, the panel and the admission authority 7 working days before the appeal hearing
Deadline for appellants to submit additional evidence At the specified time 5 working days before the appeal hearing
Decision letters sent to the appellants.  Within 5 school days of the appeal hearing (whenever possible)

Appeals lodged after 21 April 2025 may be heard at a later date and after appeals received by the deadline. 

 

Admission Enquiries

If you have any questions about applications for Years 7 to 11 or you would like to apply for a place at our school, please contact Richmond School Admissions.

Please only contact our School Admissions Officer on 0208 943 0033 for general advice.

 

Admissions Data

How places were offered on 3 March for September entry 2024   2025  
Total number of applications 1107 1053
Looked after and previously looked after children (criterion i) 0 0
Family, social, medical reason (criterion ii) 0 0
Siblings 61 71
Staff children 0 0
Distance 194 189
Pupils with a statement/EHCP 10 10
Number of appeals heard 4  
Number of successful appeals 1  
Distance from home to school of last child offered a place 5.80km  

* Please be aware there is a waiting list. The information above is given for guidance only, the number of applications received and the overall situation changes from year to year.

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- Apr 4
Our Year 9 & 10 girls football team won a futsal competition meaning they will represent the Richmond Borough in the next stages! 🤩👏⚽ Congratulations girls, what a fantastic achievement! #TeddingtonSchool #ExcellentEducation #GlobalCitizens #HealthyLearners #FutureReady pic.twitter.com/9S6OUn3m3J— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) April 4, 2025
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- Apr 3
Our Year 12 Drama students have been working hard to put together their devised piece in response to a stimulus of a piece of artwork called “Relativity” by Escher. We've had lots of abstract work and movement sequences being created!#TeddingtonSchool pic.twitter.com/oK5URzQZmJ— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) April 3, 2025
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- Apr 3
Our Year 7 & Year 8 Netball teams have had a brilliant season this year in the Borough Netball League, with Year 8 winning all their games bar one and the Year 7s winning all of their matches and therefore winning the plate! A massive well done to all the girls! 🏐🥇👏 pic.twitter.com/tYFP4fyz8X— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) April 3, 2025
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- Apr 3
Our Hockey team competed at the state school championships last week in Nottingham! 🏑#Teddington #TeddingtonSchool #ExcellentEducation #GlobalCitizens #HealthyLearners #FutureReady pic.twitter.com/0orlJQniCR— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) April 3, 2025
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- Apr 3
On Monday, 45 Year 7 students travelled up to London Bridge to visit The Old Operating Theatre. The trip was designed to support the students' reading of 'Sawbones' - a detective novel set against the backdrop of surgery and grave robbing in Georgian London 📕#TeddingtonSchool pic.twitter.com/7OUjlInZJb— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) April 3, 2025
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- Apr 2
Eco club volunteers helping out with the Sixth Form gardening project 🌱🌍#Teddington #TeddingtonSchool #ExcellentEducation #GlobalCitizens #HealthyLearners #FutureReady pic.twitter.com/HitB4x6aUr— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) April 2, 2025
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- Apr 2
On Thursday 28 March we took 60 Year 9 students to the Adelphi Theatre in London to see a performance of 'Back To The Future'. The performance was amazing, and the students thoroughly enjoyed the show! For some students, this was the first time they've been to the theatre 🎭 pic.twitter.com/CplN0bf8bh— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) April 2, 2025
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- Apr 1
Year 7 took part in a workshop led by Hampton Court Royal Historic Palaces and The Royal Needlework Society and completed a workshop on Henry VIII’s Royal Progress. Their work will be displayed at Hampton Court Palace in a celebration event in June 🧵 pic.twitter.com/bt34lji2ei— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) April 1, 2025
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- Apr 1
Our superstar Year 7 Rugby team have won another 7s tournament! This means they have won every 7s tournament they have entered this year! 🥇🏉👏🤩 Absolutely fantastic achievement!#Teddington #TeddingtonSchool #ExcellentEducation #GlobalCitizens #HealthyLearners #FutureReady pic.twitter.com/Td6I2hNCac— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) April 1, 2025
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- Mar 31
Our school singing group gave an excellent performance to a very appreciative crowd on Saturday at John Lewis in Kingston 🎶#Teddington #TeddingtonSchool #ExcellentEducation #GlobalCitizens #HealthyLearners #FutureReady pic.twitter.com/jz1JlwIZR9— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) March 31, 2025
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- Mar 31
Last week, some lucky students were selected at random to win some of the Brentford FC jackets that were brought in by Nathan Collins and Brentford on their visit to school at the beginning of March 🐝🎉⚽#BrentfordFC #TeddingtonSchool pic.twitter.com/4YQaMXkiaJ— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) March 31, 2025
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- Mar 31
Year 8 students had an exciting & educational experience last week during a hands-on cookery workshop led by the community chef. The workshop provided an excellent opportunity for students to develop their culinary skills while learning about the importance of healthy eating 👨‍🍳👩‍🍳 pic.twitter.com/0HYRxMAouQ— Teddington School (@teddingtonschl) March 31, 2025
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