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Introduction
The Gallery Trust is running a consultation to seek views from interested parties on their proposal to increase student numbers on Mabel Prichard School’s site at Cuddesdon Way, Oxford.
Mabel Prichard School and The Gallery Trust are working with Oxfordshire County Council to increase the number of students on the school’s site for primary school aged children by 30. This expansion in numbers is to support the ongoing and increasing need for places for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in Oxfordshire. The expansion in the school roll from the current 106 places to 136 places will support students with special needs in the county and is important to ensure that appropriate education provision is available to children and young people with SEND. Currently, there are insufficient school places for students with SEND, and the supply of places is not meeting the demand.
What is the proposal?
The proposal is for Mabel Prichard School to increase the number of students on roll from 106 places to 136 places by September 2025. This is an increase of 30 students. The additional students will be accommodated within the building at Cuddesdon Way by adapting classrooms previously used by Orchard Meadow Primary School, but no longer required by that school. The building will not be expanded, but current space will be remodelled and refurbished to meet the needs of the students. This is a cost-effective way to increase the size of the school with a minimal impact on the site.
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Introduction
The Gallery Trust is running a consultation to seek views from interested parties on their proposal to increase student numbers on Mabel Prichard School’s site at Cuddesdon Way, Oxford.
Mabel Prichard School and The Gallery Trust are working with Oxfordshire County Council to increase the number of students on the school’s site for primary school aged children by 30. This expansion in numbers is to support the ongoing and increasing need for places for students with Special Educational Needs and Disabilities (SEND) in Oxfordshire. The expansion in the school roll from the current 106 places to 136 places will support students with special needs in the county and is important to ensure that appropriate education provision is available to children and young people with SEND. Currently, there are insufficient school places for students with SEND, and the supply of places is not meeting the demand.
What is the proposal?
The proposal is for Mabel Prichard School to increase the number of students on roll from 106 places to 136 places by September 2025. This is an increase of 30 students. The additional students will be accommodated within the building at Cuddesdon Way by adapting classrooms previously used by Orchard Meadow Primary School, but no longer required by that school. The building will not be expanded, but current space will be remodelled and refurbished to meet the needs of the students. This is a cost-effective way to increase the size of the school with a minimal impact on the site.
