BUT - I'm about to move to South Bucks/SW Herts (Amersham/Chalfonts/GX/Chorleywood/Rickmansworth area) and am compiling info on schools/nurseries/commuting times etc.
Does anybody know: do the academic/musical/sporting selection tests for the SW Herts Consortium schools (Rickmansworth/Watford grammars/Queen's/Parmiter's, etc etc) partly override the catchment areas? I note that unless you live within about a mile of these schools, you probably won't get in. But does that still apply if you got a brilliant score on the admissions tests? (i.e. - if you had a particularly brilliant child who passed all the tests and lived in Rickmansworth, but really wanted to go to Watford Grammar 5 miles away, would he/she have a realistic chance of getting in?) Or is distance still king?
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siluria · 22/03/2013 13:38
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