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Admission Process Yr 7
Please take a look at our admissions policy below and ensure that you read it fully before completing any forms. The admissions policy recognises two types of place:
- Faith Places, for children of families who regularly attend a Christian Church in order to be considered as a Faith applicant you must complete a supplementary Information Form.
- Open Places, which are available to all applicants.
Admissions Policy Y7-11 2027 Intake
To complete a Supplementary Information Form (SIF) to be considered as a faith applicant for a Year 7 place in September 2027 – please use this link: Trinity School - online SIF
You will first need to create a Parent Account by clicking on the 'Start SIF' icon and then verify your email address. When you login to your account you can click on the option to complete the online SIF.
Deadline to complete your Supplementary Information Form (SIF) is midnight Sunday 15th November 2026.
Any completed forms received after the deadline will not be considered for the first round of offers on National Offer Day.
You can find further details about the information required as part of the SIF process via the link below.
Supplementary Information Form 2027 Intake
The Admissions Policy will help you to decide which type of place to apply for.
“Choosing the right secondary school for your child is an important decision and it is essential that you have the correct information as to how the system works. Parents are sometimes given to understand that they might not get in to a particular school if they do not put it as their first preference. This is not correct.
Parents should name their schools in genuine preference order. It is the local authority (Kent County Council) that coordinates school applications; individual schools do not know in which order of preference they have been named. Pupils are always ranked in accordance with each school’s oversubscription criteria.
This means that you should name the school that you would most like your child to attend as your highest preference, not the school you think you are most likely to get. It is the case that if more than one of the schools you name can offer a place; the local authority will always offer you the school named as the highest available preference.
So the order in which you rank schools does matter, but as an expression of your preference and nothing else.”
Roger Gough
Member for Sevenoaks North and Darenth Valley
Leader of Kent County Council
Applications for school places are run through the Kent County Council (KCC) admissions system.
Visit Kent County Council Website
If you have any questions regarding admissions please email the Admissions Team via admissions@trinitysevenoaks.com
