Bloomfield Collegiate School: SEAG score and admissions criteria

Allocation pattern

Score rank order

Places go in strict SEAG score order, highest first, until the school is full. When scores tie at the cut-off, published tie-break criteria decide the final places.

How places were allocated for September 2026

1. 110 places. Places are awarded on SEAG scores in strict rank order, highest first, down until the admissions number is reached.
2. If girls are tied for the last place, criteria apply in order: a child of the family enrolled (as of 1 September 2025 or accepted for September 2026) → the eldest girl in the family eligible to transfer → a child of the family in Years 8–14 at an all-boys post-primary school → transferring from a listed feeder primary or living within three miles’ walking distance.
3. Any remaining tie is settled by a computer-based process using applicants’ names.
4. As a controlled school, no capital fee is charged.

Recent admissions history

*Includes statemented pupils and those admitted under appeal or at the direction of the Exceptional Circumstances Body, as stated by the school.

Worth asking at the open day

What was the lowest score admitted in recent years? · How often is a tie-break criterion actually reached?