primary admission - if I put that as school has provision for music, and DS plays instrument - he woudl fulfill his musical development

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Just thinking - I remember on the application form for primary school there was a box asking if there is any social/ medical needs for the child to be in the school. If I put that if as school has provision for music, and DS plays instrument - he would fulfill his musical development there? because local schools in our area do not provide music. ( I mean extra curricular activities). would this make any sense?

Which is why we have been trying to explain that the waiting list is grouped in the same way as the admissions criteria and you are extremely unlikely to be placed in the medical/social need category (or however they describe it in this school's admissions criteria).

Either, to bump up the waiting list or appeal, it doesn't really make a difference. My opinions still the same, but I think you stand even less chance doing that than if it was an appeal.