Before applying for a place we would advise you to read the policy document below which will help you to fill in the correct application form.
Admission to Wymondham College is regulated by the Governors' Admissions Policy which has been determined in accordance with the DCSF Statutory School Admissions Code 2007. Neither the Governors nor the Principal have authority to admit students other than in accordance with the policy. The Governing Body is the Admissions Authority for the College, although most admissions into Year 7 (11+) are co-ordinated on behalf of the Governing Body by Norfolk County Council.
Wymondham College is principally a boarding school and the Governors and Principal are committed to providing an education which combines the best aspects of boarding school life with the benefits of strong links with the local and regional community. In order to be eligible for admission to the College prospective students (or their parents/carers) must have full UK citizenship or citizenship of another member state of the European Union or European Economic Area or Switzerland have other legitimate residential status within the UK which confers the right to education at public expense. The College may require proof of eligibility before processing an application.
The College does not operate a catchment area and there are no other preconditions for applicants. The College offers day places without reference to the gender of the applicant and this is also the case, as far as is possible, for boarding places. However, the College is not obliged to admit any student as a boarder if accommodation appropriate to his/her gender is not available.
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