Since summer is now over and all children are now back at school, the Gazette has taken a look into which Fylde coast high 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 high schools to get into across Wyre and Fylde.
1. Millfield Science & Performing Arts College, Thornton-Cleveleys
Millfield has an acceptance rate of 66.39%, making 168 offers to new pupils this year. | Google
2. Saint Aidan's Church of England High School
St Aidan's has an acceptance rate of 80.51%, making 160 offers to new pupils this year. | Google Maps
3. Hodgson Academy, Poulton
Hodgson has an acceptance rate of 88.94%, making 212 new offers to pupils this year.
4. St Bedes Catholic High, Lytham St Annes
St Bedes has an acceptance rate of 92.31%, and made 157 offers to new pupils this year. | other
5. Cardinal Allen Catholic High School
Cardinal Allen has an acceptance rate of 93.57%, offering 162 places to new pupils this year. | Google
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6. Fleetwood High School
Fleetwood High has an acceptance rate of 96.52%, offering places to 213 new pupils this year. | Google Maps