Feeling guilty - ICHS or Latymer
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Feeling guilty - ICHS or Latymer
I was wondering... if my son got 115.63 as his standardised score which is good for Ilford County (where he has been accepted) would he have gotten into Latymer? That's where he wanted to go and I never even looked into it so now I feel guilty
Anyone know the lowest score Latymer too this year? X
Anyone know the lowest score Latymer too this year? X
Re: Feeling guilty - ICHS or Latymer
I may be completely wrong here, but I'm not sure how this would work, if you didn't register with Latymer initially and therefore ask for his raw scores in the exam to be standardised with the Latymer cohort. Apart from the fact that latoner only told people whether they were in the top 186, or what their DC's ranking was, not their standardised score, only if all the people who registered their DC for ICHS (and for WCHS, as Latymer is mixed) also registered them for Latymer or vice versa would a candidate's standardised score for both schools be exactly the same. Since Latymer and the Redbridge grammar schools each have defined catchment areas, with not a huge area of overlap, this is unlikely. Even given the problem that there seems to be this year with the number of candidates ranked in the top 450 for Latymer who don't actually live in its catchment.Wordfeud wrote:I was wondering... if my son got 115.63 as his standardised score which is good for Ilford County (where he has been accepted) would he have gotten into Latymer? That's where he wanted to go and I never even looked into it so now I feel guilty
Anyone know the lowest score Latymer too this year? X
First question, then - do you actually live in the Latymer catchment area? Only if you do, would it be worth contacting the school to ask whether at this stage they would be able to ask CEM to rank your DS for them.
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Re: Feeling guilty - ICHS or Latymer
Yes we live in the catchment area - I think it might be too late as we have accepted Ilford County?!?
Re: Feeling guilty - ICHS or Latymer
From that point of view, no, it wouldn't be too late, but it would depend on the ability to make a late application to Latymer, which might be an issue for the season I have suggested above. You presumably need to speak to the admissions officer at Latymer in the first instance.Wordfeud wrote:Yes we live in the catchment area - I think it might be too late as we have accepted Ilford County?!?
Outside of a dog, a book is a man's best friend. Inside of a dog it's too dark to read.Groucho Marx