I'm a bit confused.
All of the schools round here have the usual criteria for priority, children in LA care, children with siblings at the school, children living nearest in a straight line. Obvs faith schools take faith into account.
So what I don't understand is what the in/outside admission area means.
We live on a long street and we are soon to be moving to the other end of the street literally half a mile up the road to a bigger property, this will put us outside the admission area of ds chosen school. Last year we'd have been inside out they've changed the boundaries.
Does this mean that he definitely won't get a place? Does being inside the admission area mean you definitely do? We'd only be 1.5 miles from the school so not very far.
Don't really understand how admission areas tie in with admission criteria.
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Paddingtonbearscoat · 29/05/2017 09:37
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