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Latest on cuts for school numbers planned in Brighton and Hove - Vimarsana News

Latest on cuts for school numbers planned in Brighton and Hove

Two infant schools and a junior school look likely to have their admission numbers cut from September 2024 after a public consultation.

Objections to plans in Upper Hollingdean Road, Brighton - Vimarsana News

Objections to plans in Upper Hollingdean Road, Brighton

ONE of the top priority crossings in the city to be made safer has been branded a “tick box” solution that would waste public money.

Brunswick Primary wins appeal to stop cutting of pupil numbers - Vimarsana News

Brunswick Primary wins appeal to stop cutting of pupil numbers

A PRIMARY school has won a battle to keep four forms of entry after councillors voted to reduce its annual intake to three forms.

School Streets: Barn Rise to be closed all day as Westdene Primary trials scheme - Vimarsana News

School Streets: Barn Rise to be closed all day as Westdene Primary trials scheme

Westdene Primary School in Barn Rise The scheme is also intended to improve safety outside schools and encourage active forms of travel, such as walking, cycling and scooting. Nine schools took part in the trial and there are currently four schools running the scheme in Brighton and Hove. Westdene Primary would join Brunswick Primary, St Luke’s Primary, Downs Infant, Downs Junior, St Nicolas CE Primary in closing the road outside school gates. The school is closing Barn Rise for the full day so pupils can take part in activities on bike safety, air pollution and active travel, the c...

Brighton and Hove Council cut school numbers across city - Vimarsana News

Brighton and Hove Council cut school numbers across city

EIGHT primary schools and one secondary school will have fewer classes from September next year because there are too many places across Brighton and Hove. Brighton and Hove City Council predicted that there would be 325 spare places this September, rising to 744 if nothing was done. This could give rise to the risk of the Government stepping in and closing a school. The council based its estimate on the number of children born in Brighton and Hove, members of the council’s Children, Young People and Skills Committee were told on Monday afternoon. The council’s head of schools or...