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Primrose Hill school agrees to accommodate new pupils

Posted by news desk in Local News, 2nd February 2010, 3:23pm

Last week the governing body at Primrose Hill primary school agreed to accept the class of children currently attending the temporary education centre set up in church hall, Courthope Road, NW3.


The additional pupils will be accommodated within the school once the necessary improvements to the school have been made and the additional teaching posts are filled.


Councillor Andrew Mennear, executive member for schools, said: “Camden Courthope Education Centre was set up in response to an urgent demand for extra primary school places for reception age children. It was always a temporary measure. We promised to offer pupils places at one school so that the class can stay together.”


He added: “Primrose Hill is an outstanding and popular school and we are pleased that the head and governing body have agreed to accommodate an extra class. Parents are still free to apply for a place at any primary school of their choice if they feel that this would be a better option for their child.”


Head teacher at Primrose Hill, Paul Campbell, added: “We’re happy to welcome the children from Courthope into our school. These children need to be part of a school community and our school will also benefit from improvements aimed at increasing community use of our buildings. We feel it’s a win-win situation.”

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