It's not really a Slough issue - although I too noted the reference to "111"!

It has more to do with SEN / Appeals.
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do we have a stand to appeal anywhere and anytime,and how?
Appeals involving the named school for an EHCP are dealt with by the First-tier Tribunal (Special Educational Needs and Disability):
https://www.gov.uk/courts-tribunals/fir ... disabilityHowever, I don't think they deal with
qualification for grammar school.
You may need to appeal to the grammar school's Independent Appeal Panel (IAP) to settle the issue of academic suitability.
Not sure I'm 100% up to date with current SEN procedures, so am happy to be corrected.
You can also get advice from your local council, from Parent Partnership, and from IPSEA.
If you do need to go to the IAP in the first instance, you cannot do anything until a place is formally refused at the beginning of March. At that point you can ask the grammar school for an appeal form, and a hearing will take place in the summer term.
For our guidance on how to appeal against non-qualification, see:
http://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/appeal ... lification