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Does anyone have any advice or testimony about the appeal process? My daughter was not offered a place at any of the secondary schools we listed and this is my first time dealing with appeal process. Southwark say that 95% of families get schools of their choice so I'm feeling very unlucky!

I'm sure that there are others who can give more specific advice but my experience of appeals is that ,to be succesful ,you have to show

either that the admissions process has been incorrectly applied or

that your child has some exceptional need ( social,medical ) to go to a particular school .


This site is helpful http://www.ace-ed.org.uk/


Good luck .

Intexasatthemoment is correct, not many appeals are successful. However, many places do become available in the shakedown, from waiting lists, all the way until the beginning of September.

Renata


Cllr Renata Hamvas

Labour Councillor for Peckham Rye Ward

Thanks to you all for getting back to me. I'll have a look at that website, and most of all I guess I'll be crossing my fingers! It's a nightmare not necessarily being able to do right by your children. I've always been against private education but then again I never imagined not having any say in where your kids went to school either! If only...

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