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Old 12-05-2005, 10:48   #11
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Re: Do they have the right to be angry?

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But what's wrong with doing anything within your means to get your child into a decent school?
Quite a lot. Why the hell should I have to go to the bother and worry of filling in forms and going to interviews and getting on bleeding waiting lists when AFAIK good state education is a right in this country. If you live in the catchment area the presumption should be that you go to the local school unless there's a good reason. If the school isn't up to scratch lobby your MP and don't take no for an answer.

Likewise the school shouldn't be able to refuse you if you live in the catchment area, so this school is out of order.
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