Begin your child’s learning journey with us.
We understand that choosing a school is one of the most important decisions a parent can make. At Little Scholars Academy, we take time to understand your child, answer your questions, and guide you through every step of the admissions process.
We admit learners from Playgroup through to Key Stage 2, offering a strong foundation in a caring and structured learning environment.
Our Admissions Process
1. Submit an admission form
Complete our enquiry form or contact the school to share your child’s details and the level you are interested in.
2. Book a School Tour
Visit Little Scholars Academy, meet our team, view our learning spaces, and learn more about our school environment.
3. Meet the Admissions Team
We will discuss your child’s learning needs, previous school experience where applicable, and the best placement level.
4. Assessment or Placement Discussion
Depending on the child’s age and level, we may conduct a simple assessment or informal placement discussion to understand their readiness.
5. Receive Admission Guidance
Our team will guide you on the next steps, including requirements, fees, uniforms, transport, and school routines.
6. Complete Registration
Once admission is confirmed, parents complete the required forms and registration process before the child joins the school.
Levels we admit
Playgroup
A gentle and caring introduction to school life through play, routine, social interaction, and early development.
Kindergarten
A stimulating and engaging learning environment where children develop early literacy, numeracy, creativity, communication, and social skills through play-based and guided learning.
Reception
A well-rounded preparatory year that strengthens children’s confidence, independence, and readiness for primary school through structured learning in literacy, numeracy, science, creative activities, and personal development.
Key Stage 1
Structured primary learning that strengthens reading, writing, mathematics, science, creativity, and good learning habits.
Key Stage 2
A more advanced stage that builds independence, responsibility, academic confidence, and preparation for the next level of education.
Key Stage 3
What You May Need
Parents will be asked to provide:
Completed admission form
Copy of child’s birth certificate
Passport-size photographs
Previous school report, where applicable
Parent or guardian identification details
Medical information, where applicable