what to put in an appeal and how to set it out
Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 2:39 pm
Hi
I have had looked at the Q&A section but iam still a bit confused.
For my actual appeal do I set it out like this:
No more than 1 side of A4.
Do you have to do an Intro?? Good evening and my name is............. then
Start of with ACADEMIC
*Sats KS1 & KS2 (please see Apendix...)
*Grade 5 standard in music (Please see Appendix...) (letter from music teacher & junior wind band teacher and music reports)
*Achieved standards above those expected at her aged(please see Apendix..)(Year 3 School report)
* Had two poems selected for publication in Young writers anthology
Little Laureates 2008 Eastern England and Little Laureates Hertfordshire 2007. (Please see Appendix....) (Certificates of merit for a creative piece of distinction)
*headteacher's letter
*Maybe class teacher's letter??
* Maybe high reading & spelling ages??
Is this the right way to set it out and what do I put next??
would you then present your case in more detail at the actual appeals hearing? and how do you find out if your child past the exams or not to find their actual score.
I have had looked at the Q&A section but iam still a bit confused.
For my actual appeal do I set it out like this:
No more than 1 side of A4.
Do you have to do an Intro?? Good evening and my name is............. then
Start of with ACADEMIC
*Sats KS1 & KS2 (please see Apendix...)
*Grade 5 standard in music (Please see Appendix...) (letter from music teacher & junior wind band teacher and music reports)
*Achieved standards above those expected at her aged(please see Apendix..)(Year 3 School report)
* Had two poems selected for publication in Young writers anthology
Little Laureates 2008 Eastern England and Little Laureates Hertfordshire 2007. (Please see Appendix....) (Certificates of merit for a creative piece of distinction)
*headteacher's letter
*Maybe class teacher's letter??
* Maybe high reading & spelling ages??
Is this the right way to set it out and what do I put next??
would you then present your case in more detail at the actual appeals hearing? and how do you find out if your child past the exams or not to find their actual score.