Admissions Overview

Click here to email our Admissions TeamEntry for Year 7 in September 2025

Chertsey High School will be admitting 180 pupils into Year 7 in September 2025. Application to Chertsey High School is via Surrey Education Admissions service who co-ordinate our applications. 

The closing date for applications is: 31st October 2024

National Offer Day is: 3rd March 2025

Please click on the link below for all details about our selection criteria, over-subscribed criteria, admissions number and admissions arrangements for disabled students.

Surrey Admissions

Appeals

Parents whose applications for places are unsuccessful may appeal through Surrey Appeals Service.  The timetable for appeals is below

Offer

Appeals lodged By

Appeals to be heard by

03 March 2025

31 March 2025

18 June 2025 

NB: Appeals will not start being heard until after the relevant closing date has passed.

Appeals lodged after these dates will be heard within 40 school days of the appeal deadline or 30 school days of being lodged, whichever is the later date.

Appellants will be sent notification of their appeal hearing at least 10 clear school days in advance of the hearing.  Appellants will be sent a copy of the school's case 7 clear working days in advance of the hearing.

Appellants must ensure that any further evidence not included with their initial appeal, is received by 5pm on the day preceding three clear working days prior to the appeal hearing date.  Any additional evidence or information received after this date might not be considered at the appeal hearing.

Oversubscription criteria

When the school is oversubscribed, after the admission of pupils with an Education, Health and Care Plan naming the school, priority for admission will be given to those children who meet the criteria set out below, in priority order:

  • Looked-after children and children who were previously looked after but immediately after being looked after became subject to adoption, a child arrangements order, or special guardianship order. Place will be allocated under this criteria when places are first offered at a school and if the Local Authority asks the school to admit over their Published Admissions Number at other times under this criteria. See Appendix A Surrey County Council Protocol for admissions of children in care June 2012.
  • Children who will have a sibling at the school at the time of the child’s admission. A sibling will be considered to be a brother or sister (that is, another child of the same parents, whether living at the same address or not), a half-brother or half-sister or a stepbrother or stepsister or an adoptive or foster sibling, living at the same address.
  • Children for whom Chertsey High School is the nearest school (from the front door of the verified address given on the application form to the X marked on the map which will be provided alongside the application form and on our website).
  • Other children.

In-Year Applications – 2024/25 Academic Year

In-year applications for admission in the 2023/24 academic year are handled by our Admissions Officers, Miss Hickmott for Years 7 & 8, Mrs Clark for Years 9,10 & 11. In order to make an application for in-year admission to Chertsey High School, please complete the SMA Form (School-Managed Application) in full and return it along with all required additional evidence to:

Admissions
Chertsey High School 
Chertsey Road
Addlestone
Surrey
KT15 2EP

These documents can also be emailed to admissions@chertseyhighschool.co.uk 

If you have any questions, please contact the Admissions Office by email to admissions@chertseyhighschool.co.uk

Click here to download our in-year admissions form (SMA)Click here to email our Admissions TeamClick here for our Admissions Arrangements and Policies

School
Ambassadors

Mrs Parekh

Mrs Parekh

Head of Science
I really enjoy working at CHS because of its strong sense of community and the supportive environment that allows both staff and students to thrive. For the students I teach, I want them to feel confident, curious, and empowered to take on challenges—both in the classroom and beyond.
William I.

William I.

Year 9
I really like being a CHS student. Since joining in Year 7, I have made connections with many classmates and teachers too. Going into GCSE years, all my teachers have been extremely supportive and have fully explained all my wide options choices. I can now go in with full confidence that I can pass.
Mayra E-C.

Mayra E-C.

Year 7
I really enjoy Chertsey High School, and I really think it is a welcoming school. I enjoy learning new subjects every day and all the staff are extremely kind and supportive if you don’t understand something in class. This is an amazing school altogether.
Miss McGrandles

Miss McGrandles

Deputy Headteacher
I love working at Chertsey because of the unwavering enthusiasm amongst staff to see every student succeed. It's inspiring to be part of a community where young people grow into confident role models and genuinely decent human beings.
Ruby R.

Ruby R.

Year 9
I like the school because I enjoy the lessons especially art and drama because I can be creative and I can express myself. I also like doing the school musical each year because it’s something different to do and I get to learn new skills that I can use in future.
Mr Mckenzie

Mr Mckenzie

Head of Humanities
The pupils are consistently engaged by well-planned and thought-out lessons which aim to stretch and challenge all different types of learners.
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