Allocation pattern
Band priority
SEAG scores are grouped into bands. Every child in Band 1 is considered before any child in Band 2, and so on. Within an oversubscribed band, published tie-break criteria — not the score — decide who gets a place.
SEAG admissions guide / All 63 schools / Assumption Grammar School
This page shows exactly how Assumption Grammar School used SEAG results to allocate Year 8 places,
taken from the school’s own published admissions criteria. It is one of the
63 school evidence cards in our SEAG admissions guide.
Allocation pattern
Band priority
SEAG scores are grouped into bands. Every child in Band 1 is considered before any child in Band 2, and so on. Within an oversubscribed band, published tie-break criteria — not the score — decide who gets a place.
| Entry year | Places | Applications (all prefs) | Admitted |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2023/24 | 130 | 205 | 141* |
| 2024/25 | 130 | 159 | 141* |
| 2025/26 | 130 | 177 | 136** |
*Includes upheld admission appeals, DE Temporary Variation approvals, Exceptional Circumstances Body appeals and SEN pupils. **2025/26 also includes pupils attending Specialist Provision in Mainstream School (SPiMS), as stated by the school.
Which Band did the last admitted pupil come from last year? · How many places went on the nearest-grammar criterion?
Source — School-published · September 2026 entry · Verified 9 July 2026
Admissions Criteria 2026 (PDF) → · School website →
These figures describe past cycles. Always read the school’s current published
criteria in full before listing it — criteria can change year to year.
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