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Changing child’s school at the last minute

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lorza03 · 03/08/2020 23:06

Me and my husband are about to separate. It’s the worse time possiable . Out youngest daughter is about to start reception. In sept.
I need to find a new home , my mum lives 30 miles away. Do I stay in the same are so my daughter can go to the school I really really want her to . Or do I change her and move closer to my mum.
I currently have no family near where I live . My descision is so torn. I really wanted my daughter to get into the school she has . It’s a little village school total of 66 kids lots of school opportunities.
I know that only I can decide but I am so stuck . Is there more I need to look into . I just don’t know. I also have little time to make a choice thanks all for reading

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netflixismysidehustle · 03/08/2020 23:16

Have you decided who she'll live with each day?
Is your ex planning to stay in the area or move away?

lorza03 · 04/08/2020 08:29

No - I am trying to plan my move before he actually knows , as he has been very mentally abusive and is trying to control all I do. I have decided to leave as I have a job, I am qualified in a profession and he has told me I need to leave my job. I won’t do that . But I will leave our marriage at this point. I can not discuss anything with him

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May09Bump · 04/08/2020 08:34

If he is controlling I would be closer to your family. Where is your job too ? Think of logistics of school drop offs / pick-ups.

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Aroundtheworldin80moves · 04/08/2020 08:42

Move to your family.
Honestly... 66 children sounds great when they are 4. It's not so good when they are a bit older. My DDs spent a few years in two primary schools of less than 100 children, and it got rather claustrophobic at times. It was like they all had to be friends.

lorza03 · 04/08/2020 09:07

my job is 10 minutes from my current home.
i guess there is a up and down side to both.
i really need to make a decision. but my gut feeling it telling me to stay this way. i dont know why but it is.

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lorza03 · 04/08/2020 09:10

i currently work 8.30 - 4.30 1 day and 9.30 - 6pm 2nd day.
my work are amazing and i have no doubt they would change my shifts to suit my needs. or if i need to do say 3 shorter days i know it would be possible. my husband is un reliable cant keep to a plan or time frame.
i feel i need to think of him as not in the equation for now and if he can contribute then thats a bonus.

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BadlydoneHelen · 04/08/2020 09:34

Is there any after school provision at such a small school?

lorza03 · 04/08/2020 10:03

yes they have a before and after school club. but with covid 19 not sure if opening and when

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