How To Win Your School Appeal: Getting Your Child Into The School Of Your Choice

by Ben Rooney

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How To Win Your School Appeal: Getting Your Child Into The School Of Your Choice

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'The only book that shows you how to go about your appeal the right way' Education Today Every year more than 100,000 families have to fight schools and local authorities to win a place for their child at the state school of their choice. But fewer than one in three will be successful at their admissions appeal. This practical handbook is for anyone whose child has been turned down. In easy steps it will tell you:If you have a case that you can winWhat information you will needWho can help you build a caseWhat to expect at the appeal hearingWhat your rights areWhat questions to ask at the appealThis new edition has been updated to reflect that latest code of practice for schools.