Data revealed has shown a breakdown of primary schools across Suffolk and how many parents listed each school as their preferred choice for their child's education.
The figures released by the Department for Education, shows the amount of schools that were oversubscribed with the amount of children wanting to join them as a preferred option.
These include the number of times a school was put as a first, second or third preference.
The most preferred school in Suffolk was Britannia Primary School and Nursery in Ipswich, which was named as a preferred school 189 times by parents.
All students who had the school listed as their first choice preference were offered a place at this school with no child being refused a place who had it as their first preference.
This was the same at Gorseland Primary School, which was listed 145 times as a first, second or third preference.
60 places were offered to the 60 students who had it listed as their highest preference.
Sidegate Primary School had 96 children list it as their preferred first choice school, but due to the popularity of the school, 90 places were offered out, meaning six missed out.
Parents are advised to put three preferences, with 95.78% of children receiving a place at their parents first preference when applied on time.
In more rural areas of Suffolk, Helmingham Primary School and Nursery was able to offer 85% of students who had it listed as a preferred choice, while Elmsett Church of England Primary School offered 75% of students a place, and Sir Robert Hitcham's in Framlingham offered 85%.
All of these schools were able to offer a place to every child that had it listed as a preferred first choice option, with no refusals.
There were just two schools in Suffolk who were able to offer places to all students who had the schools as either a first, second or third choice preference.
These were Sandlings Primary School in Woodbridge, which had 38 places available at the start of the academic year, with the school being the first choice for 10 parents, all being offered a place, and Orford Church of England Voluntary Aided Primary School, which had 15 places available, with seven children offered.
For a full list of schools, see below:
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