Not fair at all on her high school is hard enough as it is without not knowing anyone
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Angela Thorp
6 years ago
This is a very sad situation. Here is a young girl who, as well as working hard on her studies, has taken the time to look after other children when they are lonely or sad. It’s shameful that she has been singled out. The reason doesn’t really matter. Surely it’s common sense not to leave one child out. No wonder there’s an increase in children with mental health issues.
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Naomi Billance
6 years ago
How awful x I hope appeal works out xxx
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Dee Little
6 years ago
Have a heart Alder High school-why split Mia from her friends? Other children in her area have been accepted so the distance appears to be a flimsy excuse.
What is Mia's head teacher's opinion on this matter Hannah? Could they not help?
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Kate Wibberley
6 years ago
Heartbreaking. I just don’t understand why Mia is the only one not to have been offered her first choice. Having built such strong relationships with her peers from nursery at school, to have this taken away so quick! Knowing Mia and her family on a personal level, I know the impact that this has had and will continue to have on her wellbeing and that of her friends too. Her offer HAS to be reconsidered!!!
We’re all behind you Mia xxxxxx
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Roger Stroud
6 years ago
This is so unfair seems no rhyme or reason for this bizarre decision
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Jerrianne beasley
6 years ago
Good luck Mia! Matilda is sad with the decision. We hope it changes!
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Sue cooper
6 years ago
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This little girl should be able to stay with her friends. She’s the only one on her road not to be offered the feeder school for Dowson and she is in the catchment area
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Mike fenna
6 years ago
Common sense is needed here
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Fiona Murray
6 years ago
Dearest Mia
You are AMAZING, clever, kind and so talented!! I believe Alder is losing a very special hardworking student if they don't take you in.
You will be successful wherever you go and we all hope Alder will realise this and take you in so you can be with friends and neighbours. If they do not take you, you will still succeed and be fabulous!!!
Love you lots
Fiona and Neil
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Jill mero
6 years ago
Separating children from friends after many years of bonding is a disgrace. This happened to my daughter when she turned 7yrs, my daughter is now 22yrs and still feels the anxiety when we talk about it. Young life’s need to be deeply considered to prevent damaging their happiness. Schools need to put children first over all paperwork so they are not forgotten and left behind, it starts here! Do what’s right not what’s easy for the system.
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Diane Mansfield
6 years ago
Please find a place at Alder for Mia, with all her friends.
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Rebecca Downes
6 years ago
Heartbreaking should be with all her friends.
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Michelle hebborn
6 years ago
Mia is a kind, bright and helpful soul and the school would be lucky to have her.
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Deborah Stroud
6 years ago
If other children on her road have been accepted then distance cant be the real issue here. Seems to be a most unfair state of affairs. Good luck Mia xx
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I hope this awful decision is reversed x
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Not fair at all on her high school is hard enough as it is without not knowing anyone
This is a very sad situation. Here is a young girl who, as well as working hard on her studies, has taken the time to look after other children when they are lonely or sad. It’s shameful that she has been singled out. The reason doesn’t really matter. Surely it’s common sense not to leave one child out. No wonder there’s an increase in children with mental health issues.
How awful x I hope appeal works out xxx
Have a heart Alder High school-why split Mia from her friends? Other children in her area have been accepted so the distance appears to be a flimsy excuse. What is Mia's head teacher's opinion on this matter Hannah? Could they not help?
Heartbreaking. I just don’t understand why Mia is the only one not to have been offered her first choice. Having built such strong relationships with her peers from nursery at school, to have this taken away so quick! Knowing Mia and her family on a personal level, I know the impact that this has had and will continue to have on her wellbeing and that of her friends too. Her offer HAS to be reconsidered!!! We’re all behind you Mia xxxxxx
This is so unfair seems no rhyme or reason for this bizarre decision
Good luck Mia! Matilda is sad with the decision. We hope it changes!
This little girl should be able to stay with her friends. She’s the only one on her road not to be offered the feeder school for Dowson and she is in the catchment area
Common sense is needed here
Dearest Mia You are AMAZING, clever, kind and so talented!! I believe Alder is losing a very special hardworking student if they don't take you in. You will be successful wherever you go and we all hope Alder will realise this and take you in so you can be with friends and neighbours. If they do not take you, you will still succeed and be fabulous!!! Love you lots Fiona and Neil
Separating children from friends after many years of bonding is a disgrace. This happened to my daughter when she turned 7yrs, my daughter is now 22yrs and still feels the anxiety when we talk about it. Young life’s need to be deeply considered to prevent damaging their happiness. Schools need to put children first over all paperwork so they are not forgotten and left behind, it starts here! Do what’s right not what’s easy for the system.
Please find a place at Alder for Mia, with all her friends.
Heartbreaking should be with all her friends.
Mia is a kind, bright and helpful soul and the school would be lucky to have her.
If other children on her road have been accepted then distance cant be the real issue here. Seems to be a most unfair state of affairs. Good luck Mia xx
This is cruel She will be an asset to Alder
This is so cruel