Hello,
I'm seeking help for an appeal for my daughter. She is currently in year 3 and we are seeking to move schools. However the school we would like to move her to is full there are 15 children in that year group. Our reasons for moving her are due to personal circumstances. We have recently sold land and this is going for development within the village where her school is. This directly affects parents and the school and we are beginning to have parents blank us at the school gates. Also, the teacher is married to and the chair of the parish council who's children also attend the school. We don't want our child to be affected by this there is already a local action group against us and a large amount of opposition which is only going to get worse. Our grounds for appeal are social, being part of a school community is important especially having to face people at assemblies and school events and also our daughter going to parties etc. also, she has difficulties with her reading and spelling which have not been addressed similarly our older child current year 6 had problems he only made 2 sub level progress in 3 1/2 years and we have since moved his to another school. The school we have chosen is closer to our home, has better support, she has friends and family three already so makes sense. My question is how do I provide evidence to support our appeal and is this a legitimate grounds for appeal?
Many thanks
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mid year appeal help needed please re appeal form
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