Our local, enormous primary school does not have a good ofsted report and, due to it being close to US military base, a very rapid turnover of pupils. ALL the surrounding schools are very good, small (30-60 pupils) but CoE vonlutarily controlled and oversubscribed. We are not Christians and the thought of having my children christened makes me feel very uncomfortable, but the thought of them going to our local primary school is even less appealing. Our youngest daughter (now 1) has Down's Syndrome and we feel she would really benefit from attending a small, friendly primary school with a positive track record. I think our chances of gaining a place for our eldest, who will be four next year, at one of the good primary schools are slim unless I sudenly decide to become religious. This would seem very false to me but in a way I feel I have no choice. The whole situation makes me rather angry and I feel very discriminated against. There is one prep school nearby but it's pricey and too big in my opinion. Someone please offer their opinion on this dilemma.
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pamina ·
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