So I've been reading a number of posts on the topic I'm about to raise so I'm expecting some rudeness but any useful advice and guidance would be appreciated.
We moved into our house in 2008 which was in the catchment area for both the primary and secondary school we wanted. Son's been through primary and starts secondary in Sept.
We've just heard we didn't get a place. Apparently we're in a 'bulge' year. Catchment area is 474m and we're at about 500m depending on how you measure it. Given that we're in an anomaly year, our house will be in the catchment in follow on years. Historically, catchments been significantly bigger than this year.
We're looking at either renting or moving to be closer to the school to increase the likelihood of him getting a place this September or next.
Does anyone have any constructive advice on both approaches? In addition I don't believe we've got any grounds for appeal but if anyone has any useful advice that would be welcome as well.
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Nick211001 · 04/03/2018 12:12
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