Primary school allocations revealed to parents
Parents across England have learned which primary schools their children will attend, amid a growing places squeeze in parts of the country.
Results vary greatly, with up to one in six missing out on their first choice of school in some areas, while almost all got their number one preference in others.
More than 300,000 extra school places have had to be created since 2010, with the ONS warning a further 880,000 will need to be found by 2023.
Education correspondent Gillian Hargreaves reports.
16 Apr 2015