Since summer is now over and all children are now back at school, the Gazette has taken a look into which Fylde coast primary schools were the hardest to get into this year.
According to Lancashire County Council, 98% of pupils in the region got into their first choice primary school.
Using new data from the Department of Education, we have ranked the 10 hardest primary schools to get into across Wyre and Fylde.
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1. Thornton Primary School
Thornton Primary has an acceptance rate of 62.96%, with 19 new pupils starting this September. | Google Maps
2. Singleton CE Primary School
Singleton CE Primary has an acceptance rate of 65%, with 15 new pupils starting this September. | submit
3. The Breck Primary School
The Breck has an acceptance rate of 68%, with 35 new pupils starting this September. | Google Maps
4. Catforth Primary School
Catforth Primary has an acceptance rate of70%, with 13 new pupils starting this September. | Google
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5. Hambleton Primary Academy (no. 6)
Hambleton Primary has an acceptance rate of 72.5%, with 30 new pupils starting this September. | Google Maps
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6. Garstang St Thomas' Church of England Primary School
St Thomas' Primary has an acceptance rate of 73.17%, with 30 new pupils starting this September. | Google Maps