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We're thinking of moving house this year, (growing family etc.), but it's the same year in which we'll need to apply for a place at a primary school for my son come September. Do you need to have lived somewhere for a particular length of time before applying to a school and/or have to prove how long you have lived somewhere? As realised we may have missed the boat this year already if there is some kind of rule about these things! Be very grateful for any advice. Thanks

You can move. You'll need to provide evidence that you don't own your old home anymore and that you are living where you say you are but beyond that you should be fine I think.


Renata might be able to provide more practical advice so try to PM her. She is very responsive.

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