Could any posters who have been through these processes before shed any light??
DS passed entrance exam and is on the waiting list for a place at Halliford School and their deadline for offer families to accept or reject places was today.
Both DH and I have had missed calls on our phones from the school number this afternoon but - infuriatingly - both missed them. Calls came around 5.30 ish when I was mid teatime carnage (we also have two younger DC) and DH was in a meeting. So annoying! We've called back and left messages but I'm guessing the school office is now closed so we're going to have to wait till tomorrow to find out whether it's good news or not.
So two questions:
- is a phone call at this stage more likely to be an offer, or a courtesy call to confirm they won't be able to make an offer?
- if it is an offer - and given that no message was left-is it possible they are just working their way down the waiting list and allocating places on a 'first answers to the phone call' kind of basis? Does that kind of thing happen? Or are we massively over thinking it given that this 11+ process does seem to send you slightly insane?!!
Any thoughts gratefully received. We are new to this whole process so have no idea what to think really!
Might need wine tonight.