Long Ashton school crisis

Lots of children, no school places. We need the council to listen to us now!

Our schools are oversubscribed. The Council says it's acceptable for infants to commute up to 2 hours a day to other schools. Thirty children will be unable to get into a village school next year. We need more school places. Read progress below.

Contact

Email us on info@lascg.org.uk

Write to the Council - template letter

A number of people have asked for a standard template letter which could be printed out and sent to the Council to voice their concerns about the schools problem. Please find the template available to download here.

Members

  • Emma Bown
  • Karen Phillips
  • Ruth McAllister
  • Sarah Hughes
  • Richard Barry
  • Maggie
  • Joni Cunningham
  • Jo Heinrich
  • Liz Smith
  • Phoebe Fenton
  • Bex Davey
  • Anne Penman
  • Susie Pocock
  • Heather
  • Joanne Sassano
  • Stuart Church
  • Ivor Davey
  • abdul
  • Sophie Hancock
  • Tabetha Newman
 

Blog Posts

Hannah Mainstone

Sibling Link – Consultation for 2010 Admissions

Email to Bill Mcentee re Sibling Rule.doc

North Somerset are currently consulting (open to all) on the 2010 admission arrangements. This gives us a great opportunity to express our opinion about the newly amended sibling link rule.

Just to remind you…

The sibling link rule used to give preference within the over-subscripti… Continue

Posted by Hannah Mainstone on February 2, 2009 at 9:55pm

Sarah Hughes

Public Meeting - Green Belt Under Threat - 27/1/09

More homes more pressure on our schools.

Long Ashton Parish Council are having a Public Meeting to update everyone on the planned release of Green Belt land for development 7.30pm Tuesday 27th January 2009, Long Ashton Village Hall, Keedwell Hill BS41 9DP

Posted by Sarah Hughes on January 20, 2009 at 9:00pm

Guy Kingston

Background

For the benefit of people new to the campaign, here's a bit of background info:

There are two primary schools in Long Ashton: Birdwell and Northleaze. Each has a pupil capacity of 210, consisting of seven 30-pupil classes, one for each year group.

Between them, the village schools can accept up to 60 Reception class pupils each year. However, in 2008 twenty three Long Ashton children were denied a Reception Class place in the village. This is a trend forecast to worsen over the next few… Continue

Posted by Guy Kingston on December 23, 2008 at 11:32pm

Guy Kingston

A Councllor Writes ...

An email last week from a NS District Councillor commented:

"Jeremy Blatchford's defence about the difficulties in predicting number for reception class seemed very weak. Generally, there are pretty good indicators from health data. ...

"I was surprised to hear about the scale of the problem and surprised about the lack protest from your elected members."

Posted by Guy Kingston on November 25, 2008 at 12:43pm — 1 Comment

Ann Hodgetts

LASCG Meeting, can you come?

Are you interested in getting more involved with the LASCG? If so please read on.

Following Guy's newsletter #1 we want to arrange a meeting next week to run through how we intend to maintain momentum with the campaign. A few of us have been involved with a series of activities over the last month or so, and we have reached a stage when we would like to get further input, ideas and involvement from other members of LASCG.

In particular, at the meeting we intend to:
1) Discuss and agree a strat… Continue

Posted by Ann Hodgetts on November 21, 2008 at 2:18pm

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