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   What is a priority area?

   • Priority areas are used by schools that use our admission rules. Some foundation schools and academies also use our rules and priority areas to prioritise applications. Your child is not guaranteed a place at a school in your priority area but they will be considered before children living outside the priority area.

   Priority areas – secondary and upper schools - Hertfordshire

   www.hertfordshire.gov.uk/services/schools-and-education/school-admissions/secondary-and-upper-schools/admission-rules-secondary-and-upper-schools/priority-areas-secondary-and-upper-schools.aspx

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   What are priority EIAs?

   • In addition to the areas listed above, the 12 existing Opportunity Areas have been selected to be Priority EIAs. This programme was announced in October 2016 and is a place-based initiative focused on improving educational attainment and social mobility. Originally targeted on six areas, it was expanded to include six more areas in January 2017.

   Priority Education Investment Areas: selection methodology - GOV.UK

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   What are priority education investment areas (peias)?

   • These are a subset of the education investment areas (EIAs) and have been selected either because they were previously an opportunity area or due to combined levels performance and deprivation. Priority education investment areas: selection methodology explains how the PEIAs were chosen. The priority education investment areas are:

   Priority education investment areas - GOV.UK

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   What happens if I live in a priority area?

   • If you live within a school's priority area, you will be considered for a place at that school before children who live outside the priority area. Priority areas are determined by administrative parishes. Your parish will also be identified on your council tax bill. Priority areas are used by schools that use our admission rules.

   Priority areas – secondary and upper schools - Hertfordshire

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   What are archaeological priority areas?

   • Archaeological Priority Areas (APAs) are areas where there is significant known archaeological interest or potential for new discoveries. APAs are used to help highlight where development might affect heritage assets. This page provides a summary of what APAs are, and how they are defined. What is an Archaeological Priority Area?

   Greater London Archaeological Priority Areas - Historic England

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   Does my child get a place in my priority area?

   • Your child is not guaranteed a place at a school in your priority area but they will be considered before children living outside the priority area. Within each priority area, children who apply to their nearest school will be considered under Rule 4.

   Priority areas – secondary and upper schools - Hertfordshire

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   Mar 28, 2023 · Find out if you’re in an education investment area (EIA) and what support is available to improve your school and pupil outcomes.

   • Priority Education Investment Areas

     In March 2022, the schools white paper identified 24...

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     The aim of the local needs fund is to provide 24 priority...

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   • Priority education investment areas
   • Support packages

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   This publication is available at https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/education-investment-areas/priority-education-investment-areas

   In March 2022, the schools white paper identified 24 priority education investment areas (PEIAs). These are a subset of the education investment areas (EIAs) and have been selected either because they were previously an opportunity area or due to combined levels performance and deprivation.

   Priority education investment areas: selection methodology explains how the PEIAs were chosen.

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   The priority education investment areas are:

   •Blackpool

   •Bradford

   •Derby

   •Doncaster

   •Fenlands and East Cambridgeshire

   See full list on gov.uk

   As well as the support offered to all EIAs, PEIAs will benefit from:

   •local needs fund

   •attendance mentoring pilot – currently in Middlesbrough only

   •family hubs, where available

   There are also wider programmes available including:

   •behaviour hubs

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5. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentPriority Education Investment Areas: selection methodology

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   Using the same metric for both EIA and Priority EIA selection ensures a consistent approach and provides a clear, objective measure of educational performance. Priority EIAs are the lowest...

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   Feb 1, 2022 · Methodology and data used to select the local authorities that will become Education Investment Areas, and the areas that will become Priority Education Investment Areas.

7. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentIdentifying priority areas for raising school standards - GOV.UK

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   In addition to these areas, the list of priority areas also includes Opportunity Areas (OAs) and Opportunity North East (ONE) given DfE’s existing focus on improving outcomes in these areas....

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   Jul 29, 2019 · Archaeological Priority Areas (APAs) are areas where there is significant known archaeological interest or potential for new discoveries. APAs are used to help highlight where development might affect heritage assets. This page provides a summary of what APAs are, and how they are defined.