How to apply
Applications for secondary school places must be made between 8 September and 31 October each year.
Number of places available
For September 2026 entry, Bohunt Farnborough can offer 180 places.
Children with an Education, Health and Care Plan (EHCP) that names Bohunt Farnborough will be given priority, which means the number of available places may be reduced accordingly
Important dates & deadlines
2 March 2026: If you applied on time (by 31 October 2025), you will receive a notification from your Home Local Authority about the outcome of your application.
13 March 2026: If you are a Hampshire resident, you must accept or decline your school place by this date. Failure to do so may result in your offer being withdrawn.
If you live outside of Hampshire, your Local Authority may have different acceptance rules. Please follow their instructions.
Missed the deadline? If you did not apply between 8 September and 31st October 2025, please contact your Home Local Authority to submit a late application.
Need more guidance?
If you have any questions or need guidance on the admissions process, please contact:
Admissions team at Email: admissions@bohunt.farnborough.com Phone: 01276 702540
We look forward to welcoming your child to Bohunt Farnborough
Click here to view the Bohunt Admissions Policy.
With the student executive team is a place where I feel confident enough and comfortable enough to express my thoughts and ideas. To work in collaboration with staff and other students is such a privilege and overall a wonderful experience. Although I have only had a short time with this role, the positive impacts we […]
Read More
Being a part of this wonderful team is a privilege. Having the opportunity to discuss your opinions on a higher level whilst also building confidence whilst presenting to your peers. I am honoured to have this role and i would advice everyone to applying as everyone is special and with this role it can unlock […]
Read More
I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to our school community as part of the Student Executive Team. In the short time I’ve held this role, I’ve had the privilege of speaking in assemblies and working closely with both students and staff. I took on this position to support those around me, and I’m […]
Read More
I love being a part of the senior leadership. It’s an honour to have the role, in my opinion there’s nothing to lose, you’re only ever gaining whether you’re speaking in an assembly or discussing future plans for the school. If i had to say one thing i love about it is it would be […]
Read More
Being part of the student leadership team is an honour. Standing side by side with people who want to make a difference, want to see changes happen, want to watch as the environment around them flourishes, is truly inspiring. It pushes you to break out of your comfort zone and it pushes you to speak […]
Read More
I remember a time when I doubted myself, but with determination, encouragement and support I gained the confidence to keep going. That experience showed me that leadership is about courage, kindness, and supporting others. Being part of the student leadership team is about representing and supporting our school community, not just holding a position. True […]
Read More
Throughout Year 11, the school helped me achieve the top-end grades I needed to secure my scholarship at Eton College, via the Orwell Award. Joining a select few individuals that have won this award at this prestigious college, I am now studying politics, economics and theology for my A-levels, something I would never have imagined […]
Read More
I have taken part in gymnastics since the age of 5 competing in ‘women’s artistic’ right up to the first Covid lockdown. I then made the transition from gymnastics to cheerleading in 2020. I have competed across multiple categories and difficulty levels and for the last two seasons I have been in the international team […]
Read More
