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Following the end of the Public Notice period and endorsement by KCC’s Children’s, Young People and Education Cabinet Committee, the Cabinet Member for Education and Skills, Shellina Prendergast has confirmed the decision to:
open a satellite provision for 24 primary aged pupils at Parkside Primary School
increase the designated number from 285 to 310
There now follows a four week period during which time the Canterbury Church of England Diocese or the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Southwark may appeal to the Schools Adjudicator against the decision.
Following the end of the Public Notice period and endorsement by KCC’s Children’s, Young People and Education Cabinet Committee, the Cabinet Member for Education and Skills, Shellina Prendergast has confirmed the decision to:
open a satellite provision for 24 primary aged pupils at Parkside Primary School
increase the designated number from 285 to 310
There now follows a four week period during which time the Canterbury Church of England Diocese or the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Southwark may appeal to the Schools Adjudicator against the decision.
We would like to hear your views on our proposals for St Nicholas Special School and have provided this response form for you to provide your feedback.
Consultation has concluded
Timeline
Consultation
St Nicholas Special School in Canterbury has finished this stage
The consultation took place between 28 February until 28 March 2022.
Public Notice starts
St Nicholas Special School in Canterbury has finished this stage
9 June 2022
Public Notice ends
St Nicholas Special School in Canterbury is currently at this stage