Guidance

Co-ordinated admissions 2023: series 19 files

Files for the electronic transfer of 2023 co-ordinated admissions data, primarily for use by software suppliers.

Applies to England

Documents

Admissions file examples

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Admissions file examples

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Admissions transfer file: example file

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Admissions transfer file: example file

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Details

You can use these files to transfer data related to:

  • admissions to schools from September 2023
  • in-year admissions during the academic year 2022 to 2023

In-year co-ordination is not statutory but own admission authority schools (for example academy schools) must notify the local authority of the application for admission and its outcome.

XSD files must be stored in a separate folder from those used in earlier years as some of the files have identical names and may be overwritten in error.

Published 1 April 2022