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2. 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 · the absences are caused by unauthorised leave of absence or term time holidays. The Notice to Improve advises the parent/carer that if there are any absences in the next 15...

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   Oct 1, 2024 · Problems can usually be addressed early if schools and parents/carers work together. The school will: arrange meetings with the parents/carers and pupil; identify any additional learning needs...

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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 of...

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   Our main aims are to facilitate & share peer-support & to empower parents to advocate for their children by sharing or signposting to relevant information and advice. We also find that people appreciate finding they are not alone in experiencing school-based difficulties and distress.

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7. 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.

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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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   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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   What if my child is without a school place?

   • If your child is without a school place, contact your local authority who will be able to advise and inform you of other available places in the area. If the panel did not uphold your appeal and you think that was because the appeal panel has acted incorrectly, you may make a complaint of maladministration.

   Advice for parents and guardians on school admission appeals

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   What if my child was refused a place at my preferred school?

   • The admission decision letter informing you that your child was refused a place at your preferred school will: You will need to submit your appeal in writing. If you have trouble completing this form due to a disability or a need for translation services, contact the admission authority for advice.

   Advice for parents and guardians on school admission appeals

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   Why was my child refused a place at my school?

   • Your admission decision letter should give the reason why your child was refused a place at your choice of school. You can contact the admission authority for more details. Contact details of the school’s admission authority should be on your admission decision letter.

   Advice for parents and guardians on school admission appeals

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   Should I accept an offer of a school place?

   • You should also consider accepting any offer of a school place you receive to make sure that your child has a place should your appeal not be successful. Accepting another offer will have no bearing on your appeal and the appeals process does not limit other options available to you.

   Advice for parents and guardians on school admission appeals

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