Internal Review
To be eligible for consideration of a place at the school a qualifying score of 334 is required. An automatic review is conducted for all candidates who score up to 13 marks below the qualifying score. In the review process the following will be considered:
 The report from the Admissions Officer on procedures carried out on the testing day
 The relevant invigilator’s report
 The test score of the pupil
 The special circumstances submitted on the Special Circumstances Form which may have
affected the candidate’s performance prior to the test or on the day of the test (if your child is ill immediately prior to or on the day of the exam, please do not bring them, alternative arrangements will be made).
The Review Panel will consist of the Headteacher, Deputy Headteacher and a primary teacher with current or recent Year 6 experience. No other representation will be relevant at this stage. Statutory appeals may follow in the summer term - see ‘Right of Appeal’ section.
Those students, whom the Review Panel deem to be eligible for qualification and therefore eligible to be considered for a place, will have their score amended to 334R.

My child sat the Trafford Consortium 11+ this year for UGS and SGS. He achieved a higher score for SGS, but was only offered a local review for UGS. I'm puzzled as to why. His score for SGS was 310 and 307 for UGS. Is it worth doing the local review? He only needs to pass as is in category 1 and does have extenuating circumstances.
Hope someone can advise me.