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Cllr Malcolm Pate has recommended that the Cabinet which are meeting on November 19th 2008 should decide to vote against the closure of Lydbury North School and the expansion of Clunbury and instead is allowing the Governors and staff at both schools to look into being a FEDERATED school.
This means that Lydbury North will keep its school !!!
The following Documents were released by Shropshire County Council, May 12th
Documents
Clunbury Lydbury
Clunbury Lydbury App 4
Clunbury Lydbury App 1
Clunbury Lydbury App 3
Lydbury Parents
Lydbury Governors
Clunbury Governors
Clunbury Parents
Living Lydbury Response Document
FEBRUARY NEWSLETTER (147kb)
Group meetings are held on Mondays in
school or Powis Arms
please contact
shona@saveourschool.co.uk for
more details
LINK to the Lydbury North / Clunbury Amalgamation Document
| February 26th At the County Council Scrutiny meeting last week which 'called in' the Cabinet decision to go ahead with the amalgamation of Lydbury & Clunbury schools I proposed that the amalgamations of both Lydbury & Clunbury & Oaklands & Longmeadow in Shrewsbury were removed from the list of 16 schools. This was on the basis that a number of schools in the list of 16 actually did wish to consult on amalgamations but clearly neither Lydbury or Oaklands wanted this to proceed. - Unfortunately my proposal was voted down by the panel 7 votes to 4. - (interestingly both the C of E and Roman Catholic representatives and the secondary schools rep voted with the Conservatives to defeat my proposal) - I was surprised at the C of E reps stance given the support the church has given to Lydbury, but he was a stand in rep who may not have had a full grasp of the background! Following this, the full council voted last Friday to set up an independently chaired commission to examine the policy again, although this does not seem to be likely to report until 2009 and will not therefore be of any help to save Lydbury and the other schools still threatened with amalgamation/closure, since this will still roll forward based on the existing policy put in place on the 14th December. From Nigel Hartin |
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Ofsted Inspection. February 7th 2008, The school was very pleased to be given a GOOD report, especially with the recent change of staff and governors. The pupils behaviour was classed as "excellent" |
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February 20th, Shirehall The scrutiny panel voted in favour of proceeding to consultation for those schools proposed for amalgamation. |