Does anyone know how the primary school place appeals process affects the queue of children already waiting for a place at that school?
If a child is not 1st in the queue, but their appeal succeeds first, resulting in the class going above the approved number of pupils, are there any grounds for complaint for the child who was already 1st in the queue? If the school can expand the class to accept the child whose appeal succeeded first, then presumably they could have expanded the class to accept the child who was actually 1st in the queue?
My child is 1st in the queue, but I know that another child's appeal will happen before my child's. If that child's appeal succeeds then they could jump the queue before my child's appeal will have taken place.
Does anyone have any experience/advice for this situation? Thanks in advance!
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Can primary school place appeal allow you to jump the queue?
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GeorgiaP · 09/04/2016 23:48
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