Bucks review or appeal?
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Bucks review or appeal?
Hi Etienne
Can you advise what the advantages are to missing out the review and going straight to appeal. It seems to me a risky strategy - if one were successful at appeal, it is likely that there will not be any places left at the school of your choice.
Also I have read somewhere that if you go to review/appeal, your child is not eligible to sit for the 12+. Is this correct?
Many thanks.
Can you advise what the advantages are to missing out the review and going straight to appeal. It seems to me a risky strategy - if one were successful at appeal, it is likely that there will not be any places left at the school of your choice.
Also I have read somewhere that if you go to review/appeal, your child is not eligible to sit for the 12+. Is this correct?
Many thanks.
Re: Bucks review or appeal?
The arguments are set out in the Q&As. For example:Garnett wrote:Hi Etienne
Can you advise what the advantages are to missing out the review and going straight to appeal. It seems to me a risky strategy - if one were successful at appeal, it is likely that there will not be any places left at the school of your choice.
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We make the point that the main advantage of a review is that a successful outcome is known in time for the initial allocations.
Not true, as far as I know!Also I have read somewhere that if you go to review/appeal, your child is not eligible to sit for the 12+. Is this correct?
Many thanks.
Etienne