Apologies if this is a frequently asked question.
If you have kids who are Spanish near-bilingual (now aged 10), what are the chances that in 8 & a bit years' time a university is going to accept a [hopefully really good grade in] a Spanish A level as a valid pass when making offers? Are there any steps that could be taken [I'm not exactly talking about hiding their Spanish proficiency from the school but YKWIM] now to increase the chances that the A levels would be accepted?
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A level Spanish etc for bilingual kids whose mother tongues are English/Spanish
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rattusrattus20 · 24/09/2019 19:57
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