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1. www.stockport.gov.uk › what-happens-if-a-pupilWhat happens if a pupil does not attend school - Stockport ...

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   Oct 1, 2024 · School Attendance Order. If parents/carers fail to provide a suitable education for their child, the council will identify a school for them and follow a legal process leading to the service...

2. www.stockport.gov.uk › offer-day-and-what-happens-nextOffer day and what happens next - Stockport Council

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   • Find Out Which School Place You've Been Offered
   • If You've Been Offered Your First Choice
   • If You Have Not Been Offered Your First Choice
   • How Places Have Been Allocated

   You can find out which school place you've been offered through our online education portal or by email. On offer day, we'll send you an email to let you know which school place you've been offered. Emails will be sent out in batches. If you do not receive an email on offer day check your junk folder. You can also log into our online education port...

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   We'll email you with details of the offer made to your child. The school that has been offered to your child will send a welcome pack over the summer term. The welcome pack gives you information about what you need to do next.

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   We'll email you with information about the school place that has been offered. The email will include information about: 1. how to accept or tell us you no longer need the school place that has been offered 2. your child being placed on a waiting list for your preferred choice school

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   You can find how places have been allocated in our guides to applying for primary and secondary school for 2025 to 2026.

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3. www.stockport.gov.uk › what-happens-if-a-pupilWhat happens if a pupil does not attend school - Stockport ...

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Schools and the council take unauthorised absences seriously. This includes leaves of absence and term time holidays taken without permission. If a pupil is failing to attend regularly,...

4. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsAdvice for parents and guardians on school admission appeals

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   Jan 20, 2023 · If you’ve applied to a school and it does not offer your child a place, you have the right to appeal this decision.

5. www.gov.uk › schools-admissions › school-waiting-listsSchool admissions: School waiting lists - GOV.UK

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   If your child does not have a place, contact your local council for schools with places. You can also put your child’s name down on a waiting list. The ‘admission authority’ for the school ...

6. www.reddish.stockport.sch.uk › pageReddish Vale High School - Admissions and Transition

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   If you would like to move during the school year, you can apply for an in year transfer. To transfer from one school in Stockport to another, you must apply online via Stockport School Admissions using the link below: https://www.stockport.gov.uk/changing-schools-during-school-year.

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   What happens if my child doesn't get a school place?

   • It will then decide if an appeal can go ahead - since your daughter has not received any school place, I would imagine this would go ahead. By law, your local council has to find your child a school place. The law says that all children have the right to a school education while they are between the ages of 5 to 16 years old.

   What If My Child Can't Get a Place at Any School in the Area?

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   What if a school does not offer my child a place?

   • If you’ve applied to a school and it does not offer your child a place, you have the right to appeal this decision. If you or your child applied to a school sixth form and it does not offer your child a place, both you and your child can appeal the decision. You can only appeal once for a place in the same school in the same academic year.

   Advice for parents and guardians on school admission appeals

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   Where can I find information on secondary admissions in Stockport?

   • For further information on Secondary admissions in Stockport, please click here to visit the Stockport Council website, where you will find links to useful information, including the appeals process. Alternatively you can contact School Admissions at Stockport Council directly:

   Reddish Vale High School - Admissions and Transition

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   How do I apply for a year 7 place at Stockport Council?

   • Alternatively you can contact School Admissions at Stockport Council directly: For more information regarding catchment areas and applying for a year 7 place, please visit the Stockport Council website here Dates for each application stage: 2025 intake: Offer Day and What Happens Next

   Reddish Vale High School - Admissions and Transition

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   What happens if a place becomes available at a school?

   • If a place becomes available at a school, the child that's first on the waiting list will be offered the place. Waiting list positions are available on or after the following dates: To find out about your child's place on the waiting list you can call us on 0161 217 6022 or email admissions.support@stockport.gov.uk.

   Offer day and what happens next - Stockport Council

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   What if my child's education plan is refusing admission?

   • If your child has an Education, Health and Care plan that names a school and that school is refusing admission, you should speak to the local council that issued the plan. The appeals process described in this guidance is not relevant in these circumstances. There are things you need to consider before you make a school admission appeal.

   Advice for parents and guardians on school admission appeals

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8. www.gettherightschool.co.uk › what-if-child-cannotWhat If My Child Can't Get a Place at Any School in the Area?

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   Feb 27, 2009 · By law, your local council has to find your child a school place. The law says that all children have the right to a school education while they are between the ages of 5 to 16 years old. Also in those rights is that parents are allowed to say which school they would prefer their child to attend.