Church of England plans 100 new schools to meet demand

Article Abstract:

Plans by the Church of England to establish 100 new secondary schools are discussed. A campaigns fund has been created to raise the 25 million pounds sterling believed to be necessary to meet the Church of England's 10% share of setting up the new schools.

Planning, Church schools, Parochial schools

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Six years ago it had no sixth form. Now it's one of the best for A-levels

Article Abstract:

William Farr Church of England school in Welton, England, is one of the best comprehensive schools in the country for A-level results, even though it has only had a sixth form for six years. It is a specialist secondary school, focusing on technology.

Services information, Evaluation, Schools, British, England

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High school that's too good to win a windfall

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Northolt High School in Ealing, London, England, is a successful school and highly oversubscribed. However, its premises are in a very poor condition. Funding is not available for refurbishment because the school is not underperforming.

Facilities & equipment, London, England, Maintenance and repair

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