How can parents appeal a school admissions decision for a state school or an academy?
If parents are unhappy with the outcome of an application for their child to a state school or an academy, they may appeal the decision to an independent panel. Details on how to submit an appeal will be included in the admissions letter. Appeals are then examined by the panel in a hearing, during which the relevant admissions authority and the parents will be able to explain their case. The panel will reach a decision in private and notify parties in writing. Parents may submit separate appeals for different schools.
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