Year 7 admissions · September 2027
The Green School for Boys
A Church of England boys' secondary free school in Isleworth with a shared sixth form across The Green School Trust.
Personalised admissions analysis availableSeptember 2027 admissions policy
Admissions summary
How places are prioritised
For September 2027, named EHCPs are admitted first. The remaining 120 places are divided into 60 Christian Foundation places and 60 Community places. Both pools use looked-after status, exceptional need, linked-school sibling priority, eligible staff status and Hounslow's official walking distance; unused Foundation places transfer to Community.
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The Green School for Boys Year 7 admissions criteria
Priority order
- Children whose EHCP names The Green School for Boys
- 60 Christian Foundation places for eligible Anglican worshippers, eligible worshippers in listed Christian denominations, boys attending St Paul's CE Primary School, Brentford, and qualifying siblings originally admitted under specified faith criteria
- 60 Community places, increased by any unfilled Christian Foundation places
- Within each pool: looked-after and previously looked-after boys
- Within each pool: exceptional medical or social need requiring this school
- Within each pool: boys with an eligible sibling at The Green School for Boys or The Green School for Girls, including either sixth form
- Within each pool: eligible children of school staff
- Within each pool: other boys ordered by Hounslow's official walking distance
Sibling priority
The sibling may attend The Green School for Boys or The Green School for Girls, including either sixth form, and must still be on roll when the applicant starts. Full, step, half, adopted and foster siblings living at the same address are included. The school also uses the sibling's original admissions category when deciding whether the applicant can enter the Christian Foundation pool without a new Religious Reference Form.
Children of staff
The policy prioritises boys of school staff where the staff member has worked at the school for at least two years when the application is made, or was recruited to a post with a demonstrable skills shortage.
How distance is measured
Hounslow measures the walking route from the LLPG or NLPG seed point for the home address to the nearest pupil entrance, using its official GIS network. SchoolRange can show an indicative postcode distance but does not reproduce the council's walking-route measurement.
Evidence to prepare
- The borough Common Application Form naming The Green School for Boys
- The original Religious Reference Form signed by the religious leader, if applying through Christian Foundation 1.1 or 1.2 and not using the qualifying faith-sibling exception
- Confirmation of the sibling's original Green School admissions category, if using the qualifying faith-sibling exception
- Evidence that the boy attends St Paul's CE Primary School, Brentford, if applying through Christian Foundation 1.3
- Professional evidence explaining why only The Green School for Boys is suitable, if claiming exceptional medical or social need
- Proof of the permanent home address used for the application
Other published rules
- Christian Foundation applicants who do not qualify, or who do not secure a Foundation place, are also considered for a Community place.
- If fewer than 60 eligible Christian Foundation applicants are admitted, the unused places are added to the Community pool.
- The school must confirm the exact Christian Foundation subcategory and evidence; SchoolRange does not infer worship eligibility from a family's description.
- Equal official walking distances are randomly ordered by Hounslow's admissions database.
- If twins or other multiple-birth children tie for the final place, all are offered even if PAN is exceeded; this is applied across both Green School Trust schools.
- The official determined-admissions page links a PDF whose filename still says FOR_CONSULTATION; SchoolRange exposes this source anomaly on the page.
Application deadline
Apply through the council where your child lives, even if the school is in another borough.
What recent offers show
Hounslow reported that all eligible Christian Foundation and Community applicants were offered places for September 2025 and September 2026. Those outcomes are useful context, but the 60/60 pool split, official category decision and future applicant cohort can still change the 2027 result.
Published outcomes
Recent published admissions history
This is historical context, not a prediction for 2027. These are past allocation outcomes, not a forecast or guarantee.