Find out if your primary appeal has a case. Before you spend anything.
Answer a few questions about your child, the school you want, and your reasons. Get an honest assessment of your grounds. Then decide whether to proceed.
Reception, Year 1 and Year 2 appeals may fall under infant class size rules, which limit your grounds. We tell you upfront if that applies to you.
Assess my primary case, free5 minutes. Honest answer. Only pay if you decide to proceed. £37.
How it works
Tell us about your appeal
Your child, the school you were offered, the school you want, and your reasons. Around 5 minutes.
Get your honest assessment
We tell you whether your case is strong, moderate, or limited, and what evidence would make the most difference.
Proceed if it's worth it
If your case has legs, pay £37 and receive your full toolkit by email within minutes: letter, evidence checklist, hearing guide, and parent insights.
If you proceed: everything in one PDF
£37. Delivered within minutes.
A personalised appeal letter
Built from your facts: schools, your reasons, your circumstances. Keeping the tone calm, credible, and specific.
Your evidence checklist
Tailored to your circumstances: medical, sibling, distance, EHCP. One sentence on what each document should confirm.
Hearing prep guide
How the hearing runs, what panels respond to, and what not to say. Written to be read the night before.
Insights from parents who've been through it
Eight practical lessons from parents who have appealed. What made the difference.
What are my chances?
According to the DfE's official admissions appeal statistics for 2023/24, 18.1% of primary appeals heard were successful. Worth considering, but not casually.
Infant class size appeals: 10.2% of heard appeals succeeded nationally
These cases are tightly restricted by law. Panels can only uphold them on narrow grounds, so they are significantly harder than other primary appeals.
Other primary appeals: 29.4% of heard appeals succeeded nationally
Still difficult, but materially more winnable than infant class size cases. Specific, evidenced reasons matter.
This is why the free assessment matters
We help you judge whether your case sits in the harder category or the more realistic one before you spend anything.
Primary offer day is 16 April.
Find out if your case is worth pursuing before the deadline. 5 minutes, free, no obligation.
Assess my primary case, free