Re: CAF
Posted: Wed Jan 11, 2017 4:36 pm
Thanks Etienne.
I am also baffled as to how they know as it was 'never mentioned', during the appeal hearing. And as I've always said, the IAP rarely asked any questions, apart from what happened to me and commenting on how lucky DD was to have her brother. That was basically it.
Possibly someone from the GS read it on here, how else would they have got that info I wander and certainly raises a few more questions.
Another thing worrying me is that the school's letter says that my appeal paperwork was sent late, that is not true!! It was sent a week before the deadline, 1st class, recorded delivery, which coincided with half term and so they apparently, didn't look at their letters until 'after half term', which isn't my fault at all because if they had told me beforehand I would have sent it much earlier. Have emails around the time to prove this was the case.
What doesn't kill you sure makes you stronger to conquer future obstacles, no matter how tough
I am also baffled as to how they know as it was 'never mentioned', during the appeal hearing. And as I've always said, the IAP rarely asked any questions, apart from what happened to me and commenting on how lucky DD was to have her brother. That was basically it.
Possibly someone from the GS read it on here, how else would they have got that info I wander and certainly raises a few more questions.
Another thing worrying me is that the school's letter says that my appeal paperwork was sent late, that is not true!! It was sent a week before the deadline, 1st class, recorded delivery, which coincided with half term and so they apparently, didn't look at their letters until 'after half term', which isn't my fault at all because if they had told me beforehand I would have sent it much earlier. Have emails around the time to prove this was the case.
What doesn't kill you sure makes you stronger to conquer future obstacles, no matter how tough