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Transition
If you have been offered a place at our school or you require more information about In -Year Transfers, click on the relevant link below.
Information about admissions can be found on our admissions page
Admissions Arrangements
The school follows the Local Authority policy for admissions for 11-16 students. For further information on Secondary admissions in Tameside, please visit the Tameside Council website, where you will find links to useful information, including the appeals process. The published admission number for September 2026 is 210.
National offer day is 2nd March 2026. On this day, you will be informed by email from Tameside School Admissions which school your child has been allocated to. You will receive a letter via email from school shortly after this date confirming your child’s place. If you choose to refuse the place offered at Hyde, you should notify the school straight away. You will continue to receive information from Hyde High School until Tameside School Admissions have confirmed to us that your child has been offered a place at an alternative school. If your child has not been offered their chosen school, you can appeal this decision via the Local Authorities Website (https://www.tameside.gov.uk/schools/admissions/appeals), however your child will still remain on Hyde High School’s roll until an alternative provision has been provided.
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Admissions Information – TMBC
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The closing date for appeals is March 30th 2026.
Offered A Place
If you have been offered a place at our school, click on the “Offered a Place” tab below to see information about transition from KS2 to KS3.
Your child has been offered a place in year 7
I am delighted to have been advised by Tameside Local Authority that your child has been offered a place at Hyde High School to start in September 2026.
Confirming or refusing your child’s place
You will have received an email and you must confirm or refuse your child’s place, by Friday 13th March. Once a place is confirmed, you will be asked to complete some relevant details and permissions to enable us to set up your child on our systems.
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If you have any difficulties logging in, please contact [email protected]
Refusing an offer
Should you choose to refuse the place offered to your child, please note that you will need to email [email protected] & [email protected]
However you will continue to receive information from Hyde High School until the Local Authority Admissions Department have confirmed with us that your child has been offered a place at another school. If your child has not been offered their chosen school, you can appeal to Democratic Services at https://www.tameside.gov.uk/schools/admissions/appeals.
The closing date for appeals is 30th March 2026.
We’re thrilled to welcome your child to Hyde High School! The transition from primary to secondary school marks an exciting new chapter, and we understand you may have questions about this important step.
For more information click the link below to take you to our dedicated Year 6 to Year 7 Transition page
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Transition (Year 6 to Year 7)
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Changing Secondary Schools Mid Year
It is generally in your child’s best interest to remain at the same school for the whole of the Key Stage and ideally, the whole of the primary or secondary phase. Studies show that many children experience difficulties settling into a new school. For example it can be difficult to join established friendship groups, the curriculum may be organised differently so your child may find they are repeating some units of work and have missed others, and they will have to get used to new routines and timetables. In many cases, attainment can fall when a child transfers to another school. It can often be the case that problems experienced in one school will recur in another. If your child is experiencing difficulties, you are first advised to try to work through any issues with the staff at your current school.
A decision to move your child from one school to another should not be taken lightly and should only be considered as a last resort. In certain circumstances, it may be necessary to transfer your child to another school, for example if you are moving house on a permanent basis and the distance would make it impossible to attend their current school.
The Transfer Process
If you want to transfer your child to a school in Tameside, you must apply through Tameside Council even if you live in another area. If you want to apply for a school in another area, you will need to contact that area for further details of what you need to do.
If you are moving into Tameside or you wish to pursue a transfer, a form can be obtained from school or you can download the form directly.
You should complete the form as fully as possible and return the form to school. School is required to complete section 8 and then send the form to us.
Parents will receive an offer of a school place through Tameside School Admission. Tameside School Admissions allow up to 20 school days to process your application and cannot guarantee a place will be available at a particular school.
You are advised that your child must continue to attend their current school regularly whilst a transfer form is being processed.
Admission to Hyde
If your child is offered a place at Hyde then school will begin the process to admit your child to the school roll. Allow 15 school days from start to finish.
- You will receive a letter from Tameside School Admissions advising that your child has been offered a place.
- A copy of the transfer form will be sent to school from Tameside School Admissions.
- A request for information is sent to your child’s current school (attendance/behaviour/progress etc)
- You and your child are invited into school for an Admission Meeting with the relevant Head of Year
- Your child will be invited into school to complete some academic testing (this takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes)
- A start date is confirmed
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Tameside In-Year Transfers
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