Three Bridges

Admissions reality

How competitive entry really is, what scores mean, and where the waiting-list picture is strong enough to trust.

Full exam brief

Application funnel

11+ entry

Applicants per place

Not publicly confirmed

demand

Qualifying score

No official score

stage one

Final offer score

Not published

Reception admissions are managed under West Sussex County Council's policy, and in-year places depend on vacancy and waiting-list position rather than any school-set score.

Score banding

11+

SafeIndicative range where a child looks comfortably competitive.

Not published

CompetitiveBorderline zone where ranking and cohort strength matter.

No official score

BorderlineTreat this as uncertainty territory rather than a reliable cut-off.

Waiting-list floor not published

Offer score trend

Historical trend data is not yet strong enough to show confidently.

Common mistakes parents make

Misconceptions we hear most often about this school

Misconception 1

Attending the nursery guarantees a Reception place.

Qualifying as selective-eligible is only the first hurdle. Final allocation depends on oversubscription criteria, and distance from the school is frequently the deciding factor.

Misconception 2

There is a published pass mark or test threshold for entry.

Parents often assume the highest scorers get priority. In practice, once a child meets the selective threshold, proximity to the school can matter more than raw score.

What we're still researching

Transparency about gaps in our intelligence. We actively pursue this data and will update when available.

General Entry

Category gender

Seeking data

Competition ratio (applicants per place)

Seeking data

Latest offer score threshold

Seeking data

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