Successful appeal - do I need to inform the High School?
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Successful appeal - do I need to inform the High School?
We have heard that our appeal for our preferred Grammar School was successful - great rejoicing!!
Do I need to write to the High School where we'd accepted the offered place to let them know?
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I don't know if you have to, but it would be really helpful for all of us on the waiting list.
Yipee, up one place
Yipee, up one place
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Sorry, bit over excited. Forgot to say CONGRATULATIONS
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yes you should let the high school know ASAP - congrats that is wonderful news - which did you get?
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Congratulations
Yes one place closer, maybe one less appeal for us to be up against! Sorry we all sound like piranahs
We all really need to hear news like this. What school did you get??
Anyone else with a place at SHS appealing elsewhere? Just feels like no movement on the cards!!
Yes one place closer, maybe one less appeal for us to be up against! Sorry we all sound like piranahs
We all really need to hear news like this. What school did you get??
Anyone else with a place at SHS appealing elsewhere? Just feels like no movement on the cards!!
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P.S. That was a really fast appeal process!
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Thanks All
We're in Medway and the school we've won our appeal for is Rainham Mark. The High school in question is the Bishop of Rochester Academy, which I don't believe is oversubscribed anyway
Fast appeal process?? Do you really think so?? The schools places were allocated on March 1st and we had to wait until last week for the appeal hearing - it took a week to get the result... Maybe that's quick but it certainly didn't feel like it to us!!
I'll need to let Chatham Grammar for Boys know as well - one less appeal to be heard there now if that helps anyone
We're in Medway and the school we've won our appeal for is Rainham Mark. The High school in question is the Bishop of Rochester Academy, which I don't believe is oversubscribed anyway
Fast appeal process?? Do you really think so?? The schools places were allocated on March 1st and we had to wait until last week for the appeal hearing - it took a week to get the result... Maybe that's quick but it certainly didn't feel like it to us!!
I'll need to let Chatham Grammar for Boys know as well - one less appeal to be heard there now if that helps anyone
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This might just be the start of more movement, now the appeal decisions are starting to come through.
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Oh we were thinking in Glos we dont have our hearing til mid June! NO MOVEMENT FOR US THEN
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Sorry crazybutsmiling, my fault jumping the gun!
But you never know, there may be others.
But you never know, there may be others.