Thanks ToadMum, I mean appeal after March 1st... So order of events would be;
- apply for 1st preference with just under top 180 score.
- If 1st pref is turned down then appeal saying DC pass rate was just under top 180 and try to get into guaranteed top 180.
It's a bit of a complicated situation...
- Twin1 and Twin2 passed both Bexley and Kent tests.
- T1 nearly in Bexley top 180 and T2 high scoring in Kent.
- They would like to go to the same school, being either BGS or DGS.
- DGS admissions told us that if T2 gets in then there is a chance T1 may be allowed in on appeal (not exactly a siblings rule, but close).
- If BGS is over subscribed then appeal that T1 was close to top 180 and try and get T2 in.
- And to add further complication if we put BGS first and DGS second and don't get BGS, will that hamper T2 getting DGS as it was second preference, and then we are moved to our third choice.
Not sure I explained it well, but clear as mud in my head
