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In any case, if you think that your son's performance in the exam has been affected by illness or personal circumstances, you should talk to his school about this as soon as possible.
It is important that you raise any such instances before his school submits his grade.
You should provide any evidence that could support your claim. May it be a letter from the doctor stating your son's stress.
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I believe the documents you provided to the panel will suffice, even if you don't have medical records of your son's condition as a result of the divorce. The Panel Members may ask questions at any time to you during the hearing. This will be your opportunity to state your case.
There is always hope in every appeal, especially in your case. As to your other query, the response depends entirely on you.
Also, you may ask the school about how many children are getting admitted in year seven each year.
Your case would also benefit from being reviewed by a local solicitor, would you like me to provide details on how to locate one close to your home address?
Yes, you should tell them you believe it won't cause any harm to him since he has been doing well lately.