Lucinda Wants Her Son Elvis to Attend St Elmores School

Lucinda wants her son Elvis to attend St Elmores school. Unfortunately, she does not live in the school's catchment area. Her friend Sehra tells her to use her address as Sehra lives in the catchment area. Lucinda puts down Sehra's address on Elvis's school application form. Has Lucinda committed fraud by false representation?

A) Yes, because under s.5, Fraud Act 2006 a school place definitely does amount to property
B) No. There has been no false representation made because a false representation needs to be an oral statement
C) No, because the false representation has been made by Sehra to the school because she has allowed Lucinda to use her address
D) It is very unlikely that she will be guilty because a school place cannot amount to property under s.5, Fraud Act 2006