Appeal advice needed...but information is very sensitive

[SenecaPliny]

Hello

Is there any way of enlisting the help of the appeal forum experts without having to post publicly the highly sensitive and highly identifying details of my child’s particular case?

Thanks in advance!

[anotherdad]

It's good to try and generally describe the situation on here because it might help other people in similar positions now and in the future, but do make sure you avoid anything that might lead someone to be able to identify you.

e.g. "a family break-up" is a fairly ambiguous description for the general discussion, even if there are very difficult specific details behind it that shouldn't be posted. It at least allows people to give some general advice on how to approach an appeal.

[Tinkers]

If you read this

https://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/forum ... 89#p409489" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Particularly the last part, you see info about the appeals box and how it works. Note that it is not monitored so you will need to say on here that you have sent info.

[stroudydad]

Hello

Is there any way of enlisting the help of the appeal forum experts without having to post publicly the highly sensitive and highly identifying details of my child’s particular case?

Thanks in advance!

One of the appeals experts will be along sometime soon and be able to point you in the right direction. I’m sure there’s a Dropbox/dlb system.

[quasimodo]

Why don't you write directly to the appeals drop box in the manner suggested and take it from there.Here is the link and information in relation to your query.

https://www.elevenplusexams.co.uk/appeals/general#a55" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;