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St Jude's Birmingham Community College Catchment Area & Admissions Cut-Off

St Jude's Road, Birmingham (BI1 4AB)•Local Authority: Birmingham (Code: 330)•Published Admission Number: 180•DfE URN: 100112

Last Allocation Day Cut-Off

2255 meters(1.40 miles)

Last distance offered under distance criteria on National Allocation Day.

Competition Index

1.6:1

First preferences per available seat

Check Your Distance to St Jude's Birmingham Community College

Enter your home postcode to calculate straight-line door-to-gate distance and see your probability rating.

Straight-line door-to-gate calculation via free DfE Ordnance Survey baseline.

5-Year Historical Admissions Records: St Jude's Birmingham Community College

Verified annual allocation benchmarks from Birmingham Council and DfE annual returns.

Academic YearDistance Cut-offTotal Offers1st PreferencesAppeals LodgedAppeals Upheld
2024/20252255 m180288273
2023/20242368 m180297273
2022/20232165 m180306273
2021/20222435 m180315273
2020/20212075 m180324273

Frequently Asked Questions for St Jude's Birmingham Community College Admissions

What was the catchment cut-off distance for St Jude's Birmingham Community College last year?

For the last published academic allocation cycle, the straight-line cut-off distance for St Jude's Birmingham Community College was 2255 meters (1.40 miles).

How does Birmingham measure distance to St Jude's Birmingham Community College?

The local authority uses straight-line distance (as the crow flies) computed from the Ordnance Survey AddressBase coordinate of your home front door to the school entrance gate located at BI1 4AB.

What are the oversubscription criteria for St Jude's Birmingham Community College?

Under the UK School Admissions Code, places are allocated in statutory order: 1) Looked after and previously looked after children; 2) Exceptional medical or social circumstances; 3) Siblings of current pupils; 4) Children living closest to the school by straight-line distance.