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How Can We Make a Group Appeal for School Places?
You'll need to appeal for each child separately, not together, and follow your local education authority's formal process to challenge a school rejection.
Is Psychology a National Curriculum Subject?
Psychology isn't taught in schools as part of the National Curriculum, but you can still teach after studying it.
What if My Child Can't Get a School Place in the Area?
If your child didn't get into any local schools, here's how the appeals process works and what the law says you're entitled to.
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