The council is carrying out a secondary school review, there are too many places at our secondary schools. There is a concern on where the new school is to be built. We are supposed to look at our carbon foot print, something that school buses would solve.
The recommendation of the report for Bath are below:
Bath
Retain Beechen Cliff School and Hayesfield Technology College as single sex boys and girls 11-18 schools with co-educational post 16 provision.
Retain St. Gregory’s Catholic as an 11-16 co-educational Catholic school.
Retain Ralph Allen as a co-educational 11-18 school.
Consult on closing Culverhay and re-opening the school as a new 11-18 co-educational Community school or Academy on the current site. This would address the issue of parental demand for a higher number of coeducational places.
Consult on the closure of St Mark’s Church of England and Oldfield schools and opening a new 11-18 co-educational Church of England school in the north of the city. The consultation should determine the site for the school. This would address the issue of parental demand, and also factors including the high number of places at Oldfield which are currently filled by South Gloucestershire students.
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