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No don't think it's possible. I know a few kids who have their birthday in the first few days of September and were so ready to go up with their July/August friends but had to wait.


Funny how some parents worry their August kids are too young while others are desperate for their September kids to move up. Just goes to show how arbitrary a cut-off date is.

Thanks all for your replies. Just for the record I'm not really desperate to get my daughter ahead, quite the opposite I'm quite happy for her to play and be a kid for as long as possible. But with all the recent talk about getting into a good local primary / catchment areas / bulges etc. I was just wondering if we had that option to consider as well (as you do with school nurseries, but quite understandably not for Reception, I think it's preferable to start in September like everyone else anyway!)

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