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ARTICLE · 29 APRIL 2020

Covid-19 – Changes To Admissions Appeals

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We look here at the changes to admissions appeals procedures being introduced by the DfE in response to Covid-19.

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We look here at the changes to admissions appeals procedures being introduced by the DfE in response to Covid-19.

The DfE has announced that new regulations are expected to take effect on 24th April 2020 which will relax admissions appeals procedures until 31st January 2021. Currently, appeals panels must meet in person, which is not permitted by social distancing constraints. Appeals panels must also have a minimum 3 members (including a lay member and a member who has experience in education, is familiar with educational conditions in the local authority area or is a parent of a registered pupil at the school). However, Covid-19 may affect the availability of these panel members. Covid-19, social distancing measures and school closures may also affect the ability to meet current admissions appeals deadlines.

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