Parents are anxiously waiting to hear if their three and four year olds have secured a place at their preferred primary school. Offers will be made today (Friday, April 16) for primary school places, and leading national law firm Stephensons is advising parents who are unhappy with their allocated place that they may be able to appeal. Mike Pemberton, partner and head of the civil liberties at public law team at Stephensons, specialises in education law. Below he provides advice for those who haven’t got their first choice. Mike said: “When you consider that the initial allocation is going to have an effect on the next seven years of your child’s life as they develop through key stage one and two, it is not surprising that national offer day can be stressful.
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