Application Year” the academic year in which the parent makes “the an application (i.e. in relation to the academic year of entry, the academic year preceding it). Board” the Pan-London Admissions Executive Board, “the which is responsible for the Scheme. Business User Guide (BUG)” the document issued annually to “the participating LAs setting out the operational procedures of the Scheme. Common Application is the form that each authority must have “the under the Regulations for parents to use to express their preferences, set out in rank order. Equal Preference System” the model whereby all preferences listed by “the parents on the Common Application Form are considered under the over-subscription criteria for each school without reference to parental rankings. Where a pupil is eligible to be offered a place at more than one school within an LA, or across more than one participating LA, the rankings are used to determine the single offer by selecting the school ranked highest of those which can offer a place. Highly Recommended the elements of the Template Scheme “the Elements” that are not mandatory but to which subscription is strongly recommended in order to maximise co-ordination and thereby simplify the application process as far as possible. Home LA” the LA in which the applicant/parent/carer is “the resident. LIAAG Address Verification the document containing the address “the verification policy of each participating LA. Register Local Admission System the IT module for administering admissions in “the (LAS)” each LA and for determining the highest offer both within and between participating Las. London E-Admissions common online application system used “the by the 33 London LAs and Surrey County Council.
“the Application Year” the academic year in which the parent makes an application (i.e. in relation to the academic year of entry, the academic year preceding it). “the Board” the Pan-London Admissions Executive Board, which is responsible for the Scheme. “the Business User Guide (BUG)” the document issued annually to participating LAs setting out the operational procedures of the Scheme. “the Common Application is the form that each authority must have under the Regulations for parents to use to express their preferences, set out in rank order. “the Equal Preference System” the model whereby all preferences listed by parents on the Common Application Form are considered under the over-subscription criteria for each school without reference to parental rankings. Where a pupil is eligible to be offered a place at more than one school within an LA, or across more than one participating LA, the rankings are used to determine the single offer by selecting the school ranked highest of those which can offer a place. “the Highly Recommended the elements of the Template Scheme Elements” that are not mandatory but to which subscription is strongly recommended in order to maximise co-ordination and thereby simplify the application process as far as possible. “the Home LA” the LA in which the applicant/parent/carer is resident. “the LIAAG Address Verification the document containing the address verification policy of each participating LA. Register “the Local Admission System the IT module for administering admissions in (LAS)” each LA and for determining the highest offer both within and between participating Las. “the London E-Admissions common online application system used by the 33 London LAs and Surrey County Council.
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