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New school?
So I already go to a school, and i'm in year 8, but i really don't like my school. I told my mum that i wanted to move to a different school, and then she talked to my headteacher who said she was sorry i wasn't happy here, and now she's going to write a letter of recommendation for me to go to the school i want to. I would probably start in year nine (around 3 months away) But i don't know whether they would accept me. So i just want to know, will the letter give me a very high chance of getting into the school? Because the school is quite hard to get into. Thanks! :)
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It is good that you will get a recommendation letter to transfer schools, as it is official and comes from school faculty. It would be helpful for you and/or your mother to meet with the headteacher to explain the circumstances more fully, so that she can best outline everything in detail in her letter. It is hard to say what your chances are of getting into the school, because other factors might be taken into account in determining whether or not you are accepted. They may look into how you did academically, for example, in terms of your grades and/or test scores (if applicable). If possible, I would schedule to meet with the principal or other person/people in charge at the school you want to go to. Perhaps if you met with them in person, they would see how serious and enthusiastic you are about switching schools. You can ask your mother to come with you for support, if they agree to meet with you. Best of luck!
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