I'm hoping some expert out there will help me understand what this means.
I'm in the process of applying for an in year transfer for my DD1 for Sept (she'll be in Y3). I've just called the admissions office and been told that it's had to be 'escalated to a manager' because 'no local schools have a place'. We're moving back to the UK from abroad so we definitely need a place.
Can someone explain to me what options the LA have if this is truly the case? Can they make a school take her? If so how do they choose the school (i.e. how likely is it that it'll be the school where her sister has a reception place)? Will she be an excepted pupil in this case?
Are there any questions I should be asking/things I should be doing? Or do I just need to wait for the 'week or so' that they have told me this is going to take?
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In year transfer - 'No local schools have space'
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mrsmortis · 24/06/2016 09:29
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