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Victoria Munro, Local Democracy Reporting Service Published: 6:14 PM February 24, 2021 Scallywags Nursery in Suttons Lane, Hornchurch; inset, Emma Reynolds. - Credit: Scallywags Hornchurch/Ken Mears Nurseries and daycare centres have been awarded much-needed extra funding, although one provider said having to “justify a 2p increase” was “soul-destroying”. At a special meeting of Havering's Schools Funding Forum this week, hourly funding was raised from £5.68 to £5.76 for each two-year-old and from £5 to £5.02 for each three and four-year-old. Earlier this month, Havering’s ...
The plans would see Winchelsea School operate a satellite offering at Somerford Primary School in Draper Road A PRIMARY school in Christchurch is set to become a larger satellite site to increase special educational needs and disability spaces across the conurbation. BCP Council chiefs are being asked to sign off on plans to allow Poole-based Winchelsea School to provide up to 60 key stage one and two places at Somerford Primary School. The project involving the Draper Road site is one part of a programme being carried out to add SEND places in the BCP area. A report to the local auth...