Buckinghamshire allocations March 1st 2019
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Re: Buckinghamshire allocations March 1st 2019
We are in Langley and Upton school catchment but missed the score by 1 mark and another child by 4 marks. . and this may be by age correction?
Re: Buckinghamshire allocations March 1st 2019
I'm not quite sure what you mean? You might want to post in the Slough thread (in the Berkshire section) for Slough schools.sbuja wrote:We are in Langley and Upton school catchment but missed the score by 1 mark and another child by 4 marks. . and this may be by age correction?
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Re: Buckinghamshire allocations March 1st 2019
Which distance calculator are you all using, please?
Re: Buckinghamshire allocations March 1st 2019
Marks are not 'corrected' for age - i.e. no marks are added or taken away because of a child's age. Children are simply compared to children of the same age as them e.g. born in September children are compared to all the other born in September children.sbuja wrote:We are in Langley and Upton school catchment but missed the score by 1 mark and another child by 4 marks. . and this may be by age correction?
Re: Buckinghamshire allocations March 1st 2019
You can use google maps. If you click on where you want as the starting point, then right click and select "measure distance", you then drag it to where you want to measure the distance to. It may not be exactly the same as BCC use, but it will give you a rough idea.Bepositive wrote:Which distance calculator are you all using, please?
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Any one knows waiting list movements for Dr challoners girls for last few years? We live in Ricky and haven't got through (many girls have last year from here so were hopeful). Wondering if we stand a chance in later waiting lists and by when?
We have SCD on offer which is great but DC keen on DCH.
We have SCD on offer which is great but DC keen on DCH.
Re: Buckinghamshire allocations March 1st 2019
How far away are you (straight line distance)? The distance has gone down by a long way this year, and there was little movement last year, so unless you are very close to the cut off I wouldn't get your daughter's hopes up too much.SG2019 wrote:Any one knows waiting list movements for Dr challoners girls for last few years? We live in Ricky and haven't got through (many girls have last year from here so were hopeful). Wondering if we stand a chance in later waiting lists and by when?
We have SCD on offer which is great but DC keen on DCH.
ETA: I've just had a look and it is 8 or 9 miles, so I think you can be pretty sure it won't go that far. Last year it went to about 6.5 miles.
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Re: Buckinghamshire allocations March 1st 2019
Hi, DS qualified in transfer test. Distance 3.18 miles from BGS and did not get offer. As it has stopped at 3.04 miles, is there any chance in second round? Normally what is the movement every year?
DS, however got place offered in JHGS distance 10.58 miles.
Any information from last year's first round allocation of BGS and how it moved would be really helpful.
Many thanks,
DS, however got place offered in JHGS distance 10.58 miles.
Any information from last year's first round allocation of BGS and how it moved would be really helpful.
Many thanks,
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Re: Buckinghamshire allocations March 1st 2019
I used https://www.freemaptools.com/radius-fro ... stcode.htm" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; which allows you to plot exact mile radiuses from any postcode.Bepositive wrote:Which distance calculator are you all using, please?
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This is the Bucks CC catchment checker (it gives distances)
https://services.buckscc.gov.uk/school- ... ns/nearest
https://services.buckscc.gov.uk/school- ... ns/nearest