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(UK) Hull: Dealing with "increasing numbers of pupils with special education needs"

Feb 18, 2019
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Feb 18 2019, Hull Live: This Hull school is being demolished and this is the reason why—New school will replace Broadacre Primary https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/education/hull-school-being-demolished-reason-2557711 Backbench councillors have given their support to a £19m plan to increase school places across Hull. Extra spaces are needed because of a population boom in some parts of the city and increasing numbers of pupils with special educational needs. Under the plans, Broadacre Primary School in Wawne Road, north Bransholme, will be demolished and replaced with a larger school. Two mobile classrooms were installed at the school last year to cope with rising numbers, taking the overall capacity up to 360. However, the new-build school will be designed to cope with 420 pupils…. Broadacre Primary could be knocked down and replaced as part of £19m school plans …
 
 
 

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