Demolition plan for Barnstaple school's classrooms
TEMPORARY classrooms at Park Community School in Barnstaple will be demolished and replaced with new facilities.
The local education authority, Devon County Council, plans to remove four temporary classroom and build eight new classrooms.
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In addition, a classroom will be converted to a music practice room and a new principal's office with meeting room will be added.
Other improvements, including to corridors, are included in the plan.
A timescale for the rebuild, which has the backing of the local planning authority, North Devon Council, has yet to be confirmed.
For more on this story, see Thursday's
North Devon Journal
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4 Comments
by Flossie, Barnstaple
Wednesday, February 10 2010, 1:31PM
“Anon, Anon, Anon. I feel your helpful suggestion will not be taken seriously. I think a school, turning out pupils who are unable to spell, check their work or use grammer in the correct manner, obviously is in need of improvement in every way possible.”
by British taxpayer, but not living in UK, in the real world
Wednesday, February 10 2010, 7:33AM
“..........'and a new principal's office with meeting room will be added.'
That will reatly improve the teaching and learning.”
by trudi, chulmleigh
Tuesday, February 09 2010, 7:07PM
“why dont the do one school at a time get chulmleigh community colledge rebuilt first before the town schools.”
by anon, barnstaple
Monday, February 08 2010, 3:57PM
“As a ex pupil and many others will agree why wont they just flatten the whole place!”