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RBDearDad
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CAF - Wokingham

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hi,

Our DS is writing 11+ exam in this Sep.

Please let me know, how many options we will get fill in CAF form in Wokingham council and in Reading council ?


thanks in advance...
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Re: CAF - Wokingham

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RBDearDad wrote:hi,

Our DS is writing 11+ exam in this Sep.

Please let me know, how many options we will get fill in CAF form in Wokingham council and in Reading council ?


thanks in advance...
You only get one CAF form and that is for the LEA you live in - which one is that?
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Re: CAF - Wokingham

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You only fill the CAF in for the council where you live - all schools go on there (I don't know the answer to your question but it will be on the council website).
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RBDearDad
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Re: CAF - Wokingham

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within CAF, parents will be given to fill options of schools based on their priority...
I am just trying to find out which council gives more options to choose schools
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Re: CAF - Wokingham

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I suggest you check on the council websites, that is probably the fastest way of finding out.
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Re: CAF - Wokingham

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RBDearDad wrote:within CAF, parents will be given to fill options of schools based on their priority...
I am just trying to find out which council gives more options to choose schools
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the key thing is that you meet the criteria for the schools you are applying for - having more options isn't necessarily helpful eg if it means you live further away from the schools you want
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Re: CAF - Wokingham

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Unless they’ve changed, both RBC and WBC have 4 slots, but as others have said you’ll only apply to one.

In your case, since you live in Shinfield (I think unless you’ve moved) that will be WBC. You applyy to RBC schools on the same WBC CAF
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Re: CAF - Wokingham

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RBDearDad wrote:within CAF, parents will be given to fill options of schools based on their priority...
I am just trying to find out which council gives more options to choose schools
Since you have to submit just the one CAF, the one for the LA in which you live at the time you submit it, however many preferences another LA allows on its form is irrelevant.

It's the same process for secondary applications as it would have been when you applied for your DC's Reception place (unless they have always attended an indie or are home educated and you never applied for a state school place, of course).
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