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Oct 1, 2024 · 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 a School Attendance Order.
Oct 1, 2024 · School Attendance Order. Where other types of support have not succeeded in resolving attendance problems, an Education Supervision Order may be considered as a tool to improve attendance.
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...
- Introduction
- Your Right of Appeal
- Education, Health & Care Plan
- Things to Consider Before You Appeal
- Your Case For Appeal
- The Appeals Process
- Appeal Hearings
- Standard Appeal Hearings
- Appeals For Grammar Schools
- Appeals For Boarding Schools
This advice is for parents who applied for a place at a school that was refused and may be considering appealing the decision. It provides information about: 1. what you should consider before making the decision to appeal 2. how you can exercise your right of appeal 3. what you can expect at each stage of the appeals process We have based this adv...
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. However,...
If your child has an Education, Health and Care planthat 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. You will have to set your appeal out in writing and attend an appeal hearing. You should be aware that an appeal can prolong the period of uncertainty for parents and children, so it’s important to be realistic about your reasons for appealing and the chances of being ...
It’s important that you clearly set out the reasons why your child should have a place at your choice of school in both your written appeal and at the appeal hearing. You can make an appeal because you want your child to attend a particular school over any other, but the stronger your reasons the better chance you have of your appeal being successf...
The admission decision letter informing you that your child was refused a place at your preferred school will: 1. explain how you can appeal this decision 2. tell you where to send your appeal to, and the deadline for appealing You will need to submit your appeal in writing. If you have trouble completing this form due to a disability or a need for...
The admission authority will decide the format of the appeal hearing. Your appeal may take place in person or remotely by video conference, or a hybrid of the two - where one or more participants attend in person and one or more participants attend remotely. In some cases stage 1 and stage 2 of an appeal may be held in different formats. Appeal hea...
This is an example of how an appeal hearing might be conducted where the panel hears the appeal in 2 separate stages. If the admission authority refused your child a place under infant class size rulesthere is a separate procedure and decision making process for this.
If your child passed the entrance test but was not offered a place because there were other children who more closely met the school’s admissions criteria, then the appeals process is the same as all other school admission appeals. If your child did not pass the entrance test the panel will consider your appeal differently. Some admission authoriti...
If the boarding school did not offer your child a place because there were other children who more closely met the school’s admissions criteria, then the appeals process is the same as all other school admission appeals. If your child has been refused admission because the admission authority decided they were ‘unsuitable to board’, the panel will ...
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.
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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Feb 4, 2021 · School Guide's catchment area heat maps are created using exclusive Department for Education data – this makes them the most up to date and most reliable way to check the likelihood of admission for parents. Simply enter your home postcode into our catchment checker to see which areas admitted ‘many’, ‘some’, or ‘few’ pupils in ...
