aimee-lou
Totally Outnumbered!!
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My eldest is due to start school in September 2014. We're expected to have his application in by the middle of January and the chances are he'll be taken in at the local infant school (99% of the kids around here go there).
Problem is - my hubby is a full time student and is supposed to be graduating this June. He hopes to continue on to do his PGCE at the same uni (UEA in Norwich). However, there's a big big chance that we will move over the summer - our house is tiny, and we may have to move should hubby not get in at UEA, to attend another Uni for example. At the moment we wont know until February what's going to happen.
I know I HAVE to apply for his local school place, and of course should we not move for some reason he'll attend there for at least a year, but I'm wondering what I'll need to do later on/once moved to change his place ready for September. Has anyone done anything similar or know what procedure.
If we stay in Norfolk, we'll stay under Norfolk county council so I'm assuming that will be easier than if we move further afield.
Just curious. There's a lot of 'what if's' and 'maybe's' to sort through in the next few months. It's just a tad frustrating that the 2 deadlines are so close yet miles apart
Problem is - my hubby is a full time student and is supposed to be graduating this June. He hopes to continue on to do his PGCE at the same uni (UEA in Norwich). However, there's a big big chance that we will move over the summer - our house is tiny, and we may have to move should hubby not get in at UEA, to attend another Uni for example. At the moment we wont know until February what's going to happen.
I know I HAVE to apply for his local school place, and of course should we not move for some reason he'll attend there for at least a year, but I'm wondering what I'll need to do later on/once moved to change his place ready for September. Has anyone done anything similar or know what procedure.
If we stay in Norfolk, we'll stay under Norfolk county council so I'm assuming that will be easier than if we move further afield.
Just curious. There's a lot of 'what if's' and 'maybe's' to sort through in the next few months. It's just a tad frustrating that the 2 deadlines are so close yet miles apart