Last week was National Offer Day (March 1) which is when children are offered a place at secondary school.
East Sussex County Council confirmed that of the 5,634 applications received, 96 per cent of children were given a place at one of their three preferred schools and 87.6 per cent secured a place at their first choice.
The council revealed 16 schools were oversubscribed, highlighting which schools are the hardest to get into.
The small number of parents who have not been offered a place at their preferred school have the right of appeal to an independent panel.
Brighton and Hove City Council also revealed seven schools were oversubscribed and 83.7 per cent of children were given a place at their first choice.
Below is a list of the oversubscribed schools according to council information, this is in no particular order and does not include sites that have their own admission authorities.
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The most oversubscribed secondary schools in East Sussex revealed as places for September 2022 are announced (Photo by Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images) SUS-220403-150110001 Photo: Getty Images Europe
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Willingdon Community School (Photo by Jon Rigby) SUS-170914-113532008 Photo: Hilsea Portsmouth
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Heathfield Community College. Progress 8 score: 0.49 Description: Above average. Attainment 8 score: 52.1 SUS-190125-135539003 Photo: Haywards Heath
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Claverham Community College SUS-141114-122951001
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Cavendish School. Photo from Google Maps.
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Seaford Head school SUS-150415-202742001
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Willingdon Community School (Photo by Jon Rigby) SUS-170914-113532008 Photo: Hilsea Portsmouth
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Heathfield Community College. Progress 8 score: 0.49 Description: Above average. Attainment 8 score: 52.1 SUS-190125-135539003 Photo: Haywards Heath
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Claverham Community College SUS-141114-122951001
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Cavendish School. Photo from Google Maps.