Max Guerretta’s local school is hardly 218 yards from the place he lives at.

Max who is barely five-years-old has been directed that because his house is about two yard or six feet outside the catchment area, he does not have the permission to go there.

Primary has turned down by Max and this has happened for the second consecutive time.

Max’s mother is 41 years old and her name is Nicole and is demanded a council tax rebate because she is paying for Max to attend a private school.

She said, “We’re paying full whack yet not receiving the benefits. I put down three places for non-faith schools but they offered my son a place at a Catholic school. It’s ignorant to do so.”

Nicole is also a mother to two daughters who are just three-years-old and they go to a school to Fleet Primary School that is about 218 yards away from their home that is in Camden Town in North London.

The distance for the council for catchment areas is about 216 yards.

The distance is measured from middle of homes to the centre of the school.