"And as you wish that others would do to you, do so to them."

Luke 6:31

How have you been a good friend today?

"Love is more important than anything else. It's what ties everything completely together."

Colossians 3:14

How did God show his love for the world?
How do you show your love for others?
What can you do today to show love to other people?

'God said to human beings, "Fill the earth with people and look after it. Care for all that I have made."'

Genesis 1:27

What is our responsibility to care for God's world?
How can I behave responsibly today?
Who relies on me to act responsibly?

"I am the Lord your God. I am holding your hand, so don't be afraid."

Isaiah 41:13

How was Jesus courageous?
What helps people to be courageous?
How have you shown courage today?

"It is better to be honest and poor than dishonest and rich."

Proverbs 16:8

Why is it important to be honest?

"Try to earn the respect of others."

Romans 12:17, paraphrase

Who do you respect and why?
What sort of behaviour earns respect?
What do you do to show you respect someone?

Infant School Admissions - Reception

Thank you for considering St Martin’s C of E Schools for your child's education.

Please note that the St Martin's Pre-School is independently run and is not, nor has it ever been, a factor in determining priority for admission to the Infant School. You should also be advised that, even though we are Federated, children who attend the Infant School will need to apply to the Junior School to move on to Year Three.

If you have any queries regarding admissions please phone the school office on 01372 846930 or email admissions@stmartinsepsom.school  

Admissions to Reception in September 2023 - Late Applications

For children born between 1 September 2018 and 31 August 2019.

The application period for primary, infant and junior schools ended on 15 January 2023 and so subsequent applications will now be classed as a late admission. 

Further information can be found on Surrey County Council's website or by calling 0300 200 1004

Information to provide with your application

If you live inside the parishes of St Martin's, Christchurch or St Barnabas, you do not need to complete the supplementary form.

If you live outside the parishes of St Martin's, Christchurch or St Barnabas but are on the church roll, we ask that you to complete our supplementary information form and return it to the school when you provide your application for a place.

If you are not sure of the boundaries, please click here to see a map. You can also use the Church of England parish finder.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens when I apply mid-year for a place at St Martin’s School?

Your application is processed, and you will be offered a place if there is one available.  If we are full in the year group you require, you will be added to a Waiting List.  Waiting Lists are ranked according to each school’s admission criteria.

How will I find out what position we are on the Waiting List?

At the time you are added to the Waiting List we will confirm your position on the Waiting List, but this position can move up and down.  You can then call or e-mail to enquire where you are on the Waiting List.

Can my child go down the list as well as up the list and why?

Your child’s position on a Waiting List may go down as well as up, for example, if other children with greater priority according to the school’s admission criteria are added to the list.

Admissions Policies

Please view the policies below to access the criteria that we use when making a decision in regards to a child acquiring a place at the School.

Name
 Admissions Policy Infants 2022-23.pdfDownload
 Admissions Policy Infants 2023-24 .pdfDownload
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Date of Birth - Intake Dates

  • 1st Sept 2015 to 31st Aug 2016 - Current Year 2
  • 1st Sept 2016 to 31st Aug 2017 - Current Year 1
  • 1st Sept 2017 to 31st Aug 2018 - Current Early Years
  • 1st Sept 2018 to 31st Aug 2019 - start in Sept 2023
  • 1st Sept 2019 to 31st Aug 2022 - start in Sept 2024

Places Allocated on Distances in the Past:

These distances are provided as a guide only and hold no guarantee that we will be able to offer the same distance in the future

  • April 2023, 1.391km (0.86 miles) PAN 90
  • April 2022, 1.553km (0.97 miles) PAN 90
  • April 2021, 1.420km (0.88 miles) PAN 90
  • April 2020, 3.621km (2.25 miles) PAN 90
  • April 2019, 1.771km (1.10 miles) PAN 90
  • April 2018, 1.647km (1.02 miles) PAN 90

Did you know that Surrey County Council has a useful tool to find the distance from home to school? Search Surrey's Find a School tool to find out more