Getting in to Balcarras
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Getting in to Balcarras
Not sure how but someone I know's DD got into Balcarras.
Lives in Gloucester.
Not disabled.
No sibling there.
How does that work?
Lives in Gloucester.
Not disabled.
No sibling there.
How does that work?
Re: Getting in to Balcarras
Does a parent work at the school - can that change things??
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Re: Getting in to Balcarras
Or a child in care?
Re: Getting in to Balcarras
No, neither.
They had a son there but not any longer.
Surely one of the qualifications is that your sibling is already there?
They had a son there but not any longer.
Surely one of the qualifications is that your sibling is already there?
Re: Getting in to Balcarras
Yes, the sibling has to be at school and I think it generally excludes sixth form. They could have been admitted under fair access protocols. These should be listed in the admissions booklets.
Re: Getting in to Balcarras
None of the Fair Access Protocols apply in this case - I'm totally mystified.
Re: Getting in to Balcarras
It has been known for people to rent somewhere in the catchment and put that address down as their main address. If you live there for 1 year and pay council tax, have bank details etc registered there I guess this is technically not breaking any rules. Bit naughty though.