Faith schools, specialist provision for children with autism and a “dementia-friendly” primary in Devon are among the latest wave of free schools to be announced by David Cameron. More than 400 free schools have now been approved since the policy was launched in 2010, creating more than 230,000 places across the country.
A diverse list of 49 further new free schools, which are mainly due to open in September 2016, includes:
All-through schools, which combine primary and secondary education in single institutions, where a pupil can be enrolled at three or four ”“ or even younger ”“ and can stay on until 19.
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(Guardian) David Cameron announces 49 new free schools
Faith schools, specialist provision for children with autism and a “dementia-friendly” primary in Devon are among the latest wave of free schools to be announced by David Cameron. More than 400 free schools have now been approved since the policy was launched in 2010, creating more than 230,000 places across the country.
A diverse list of 49 further new free schools, which are mainly due to open in September 2016, includes:
All-through schools, which combine primary and secondary education in single institutions, where a pupil can be enrolled at three or four ”“ or even younger ”“ and can stay on until 19.
Read it all.