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David Ward welcomes Usher Street Merger

3.13.38pm UTC (GMT +0000) Fri 12th Oct 2007

Usher Street School (photography: Kay Kirkham)

Councillor David Ward has welcomed the plan to save Usher Street School by merging to with Bowling Park Primary School to turn it into a two site, three form entry school.

He said,

" I am delighted for the parents and the children as it means pupils at Usher Street will be able to stay together. I think it shows what can be done when the education authority is allowed to come up with creative solutions without the interference of he Government."

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