Dear all,
I'm preparing for my son's application as he is currently three years old.
We know our school of first choice; however, it is not the nearest school. So we think we should be careful to choose another comparable school as second choice.
This second school is judged as 'good' by Ofsted. However, it does not have a website and the Ofsted report was from 2009.
In this internet age, does it say anything if a school does not bother to have a website? Is it a negative factor to indicate the quality of that school?
Thank you.
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Fiona2011231 · 18/11/2012 17:39
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