The Brompton Academy Appeals for Year 7 - Academic Year 2024/2025
Friday 1st March 2024. The offer of a place in a school will be given.
Thursday 28th March 2024. This is the date by which an appeal should be submitted to this school for a place if you do not want the one you have been allocated.
Monday 22nd April 2024. This is the deadline for submission of any additional evidence. No originals please.
You have the right to a face-to-face appeal but if you would like this heard in your absence based on the information that you provide, please notify the school as soon as possible.
You are reminded that all applicants for a place in this school should have taken the Fair Banding Test. If your child did not do this and you wish to appeal for a place in Year 7, then you should have a very good reason with supporting evidence to verify this.
Provisional start dates for Brompton Academy appeals will be the week beginning the 3rd June 2024.
Once you have registered for an appeal you will be sent a letter and asked to contact the school to be given an appeal date and time. If the school does not hear from you, then it will be assumed that you do no longer wish to appeal for a place.
Your appeal should state your reasons for your request and any additional information/documentation/appendices should be submitted five days before the appeal to allow time for it to be copied and distributed to all the interested parties. At least 10 working days before your appeal, unless you choose to waive this right, you will be sent detailed information regarding the process and also the date, time, place and names of the independent panel members who will hear the appeal.
This school is heavily over-subscribed and it is important that you prepare your case very carefully taking note of the guidance that will be sent to you.
The school is unable to guarantee that any original work/evidence/folders, submitted as part of the appeal, will be returned. Appellants may wish to submit copies in advance and then take important original documents verifying evidence to the appeal.
Appellants are respectfully asked to note that an excessive amount of supporting evidence should not be necessary. Guidance regarding this matter will be given once the appeal has been submitted.
