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QualitySolicitors

Phone: 0808 278 2864

Qualitysolicitors, Expert Legal Advice For Individuals And Businesses, In Over 100 Locations,

We can help with all your education law needs. If you need help from a solicitor covering Hay On Wye, call us to discuss your options.

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Watkins Solicitors

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Workhere, First Floor, 4-5 High Town, Hereford, Herefordshire HR1 2AA

01432 805 656

Specialists on your side Effective specialist Education Law legal advice for you and your children is priceless.

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School Placement - Appeals

If you have applied to a school for your child and were turned down you have the option to appeal.

The process up to age 7;

You ...

Education solicitors | Solicitors.com

Education solicitors will provide legal advice on all aspects relating to children with Special Educational Needs, problems with school admissions, an...

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Children with special needs.

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The ch...

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As a parent or guardian of a child with special educational needs you will be all too aware of the considerations needed, and educating a child with s...

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