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\nSchools across Bristol will be upping the number of places available to children this September in a bid to stop a repetition of the annual school places crisis in the city.<\/p>\n
Schools who have upped their intake include:
\nCabot Primary
\nSt Barnabas Primary
\nEaston Primary
\nHannah More Primary
\nBadocks Wood Primary
\nFilton Avenue Infants
\nHorfield Primary
\nLittle Mead Primary
\nWestbury-on-Trym Primary
\nChrist Church Primary
\nStoke Bishop Primary
\nAshton Vale Primary
\nHeadley Park Primary<\/p>\n
Six other schools in the city will also be getting 22 new classrooms over the coming weeks.<\/p>\n
The council are hoping to create an extra 355 places for reception age children with the action.<\/p>\n
Cabinet Member for Children and Young People, Councillor Clare Campion-Smith, said: \u201cWe know demand is going to continue, which is why we are currently meeting head teachers to help inform a school organisation plan to address long-term needs for school places in the city.\u201d<\/p>\n
Schools taking delivery of the modular buildings are:<\/p>\n
Barton Hill – two storey, four classrooms
\nGlenfrome Primary – two storey, four classrooms
\nMay Park Primary – two storey, four classrooms
\nMay Park Primary – single storey, two classrooms
\nMillpond Primary – single storey, two classrooms
\nStoke Bishop Primary – single storey, four classrooms
\nWaycroft Primary- single storey, two classrooms<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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