What the school-choice title does not yet tell us
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The BAILII title suggests a family-court dispute about choice of secondary school, but a title alone does not show why the decision went one way or the other. One useful angle is evidence quality: in cases framed like this, the real point of comparison may be less about a school’s general reputation and more about concrete day-to-day consequences such as journey length, reliability of handovers, effect on existing routines, and whether either proposed option fits the child’s particular needs better on the material before the court. That matters because broad claims about “better opportunities” can sound strong but may carry less weight than detailed, tested practical evidence. Did anyone who has read the judgment see whether the reported reasoning focused mainly on logistics, the child’s wishes, or specific educational factors?
Source: BAILII — England and Wales recent decisions
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