It is not long until parents in Mansfield and Ashfield will be told which primary school place has been offered to their child for the next academic year.
The allocation day for primary school places in the area is April 17, according to Nottinghamshire Council.
We’ve taken a look at the town primary schools rated good or outstanding at their most recent full inspection.
Schools rated as such receive an inspection about every four years to confirm that the school status remains.
The follow-up inspection is an ungraded inspection.
If inspectors find evidence that a school is better than it was, or that standards may be declining, education chiefs will carry out a full inspection with graded judgements within 1 to 2 years of the date of the ungraded inspection.
Where a school receives more applications than places available, not all applications will be successful and parents can appeal.
Here are 24 primary schools currently rated as outstanding or good by Ofsted - has your child applied to be a pupil at one of these schools?
5. Birklands Primary School, Appleton Street, Warsop - Good
Inspectors found pupils are happy at Birklands, and have positive attitudes to learning, during a two-day visit in July last year, saying: "There is an ethos of everyone being valued, and no-one is left out. Pupils describe the school as an amazing place with supportive friends.” Photo: m
6. Bracken Hill School, Chartwell Road, Kirkby - Good
A report published in January last year said: "Pupils enjoy attending this welcoming school. Staff are very caring and supportive. Parents and carers appreciate the help staff give them and their children." Photo: m
7. Farmilo Primary School and Nursery, Woburn Lane, Pleasley - Good
Following a two-visit in September last year, Ofsted said: “Pupils are polite and courteous, they understand they should treat others with kindness and respect” and “pupils are proud to be part of the ‘Farmilo family". Photo: m
8. Glebe Junior School, Hamlet Lane, South Normanton - Good
Glebe Junior School has significantly improved. Rated inadequate during a previous inspection, it was rated good across all categories on July 12 and 13 last year. Ofsted inspectors found leaders have a "relentless focus" on school improvement and want all pupils to succeed. Leaders have created a broad and interesting curriculum that supports this ambition. The curriculum is enhanced by out-of-school trips and additional experiences. Photo: m