Submitting school work for appeals

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batty
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Post by batty »

Hi, So am i right in thinking that its best to send in examples of work with the application form, eg essay, and letters from teacher if possible, along with covering letter containing academic evidence, then to take further
examples of work into the meeting.
:? :? :?
have been reading threads but wondered what others have found best/favourable approach.

Batty.
Guest55
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Post by Guest55 »

Keep ALL work to the day of the appeal - just submit your letter, copies of reports, other academice evidence and the HT report.
batty
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Post by batty »

Thank you Guest55,
Needed a definate reply, ie someone to tell me exactly what to do, ha ha.
Thank you again.
Batty.
Etienne
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Post by Etienne »

Dear Batty

This was sent to you on Friday:
Sally-Anne wrote:Batty - it helps us if you can stay on your original thread, so that we can track back through your "case history" when advising you.
We would be grateful if you would heed this advice.

I have moved your posts re: schoolwork from Lincoln's thread, because they were not relevant to his case, and there had been no discussion of school work there. This is known as "hijacking" another Forum member's thread, and should be avoided whenever possible, but especially on appeals.

You may also like to read the follow up reply that Sally-Anne made to you when you asked the same question on your own thread about school work:

http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/forum/ ... 7442#87442
Etienne
batty
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Post by batty »

Apologises, did not mean to cause a problem.
Batty. :(
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