How could we apply schools after GCSE results?
If you have received an offer from your current school but want to go to another school while also not wanting to lose your existing offer, what should you do? Since acceptance into the desired school is not guaranteed, what strategy should I follow?
Reply 1
21
You can contact the other school when you get your results. If they offer you a place you can choose to accept it and then inform your current school that you won't be joining them. You don't have to reject your current school to be able to talk to others.
Reply 2
SebnemU
OP
2
Thank you for your reply. So do I have to be there to accept it or on the phone?
Reply 3
21
Original post
by SebnemUThank you for your reply. So do I have to be there to accept it or on the phone?
You need to ask the school about their enrollment process. If you have not previously applied there it is quite possible you will need to visit in person with your results.
Quick Reply
Related discussions
- Official Year 11 Chat Thread 2024-25
- Clearing with a GCSE Retake
- Woodhouse College applicants 2024
- year 10 mock / preididcted grade
- Getting lower predicted grade
- How exactly does Oxford calculate my cGCSE?
- My sixth form declined my enrolment AFTER they accepted me.
- King Edwards Camp Hill Girls sixth form
- *MEGATHREAD* - The Ultimate 'Am I Good Enough For Medicine?' Angst Thread Mark 5
- sixth form interviews
- ppl who go laet who sidnt get an offer originally but go to the school now
- LAE Tottenham
- going into A-levels, medicine question
- Low UCAT Score and Gap Year?
- grade requirement for sixth form entry
- International student applying to Ivy/T20 - Clueless
- should i bother with extenuating circumstances?
- Can I get special consideration?
- Official: Kent and Medway Medical School A100 2025 entry
- Medicine with low gcses
Latest
Trending
Last reply 5 months ago
Advice to get basically all 9s in GCSE (ask me anything)Last reply 6 months ago
Any Yr 10s here who think they "failed" their end-of-year mocks?Last reply 6 months ago
How can I achieve as many nines as possible for GCSEs?Last reply 6 months ago
Best revision method to keep science in your head?Articles for you
How The Student Room is moderated
To keep The Student Room safe for everyone, we moderate posts that are added to the site.
