Keep open Eccles, Hargham and Wilby CEVA Primary school
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sarah green
12 years ago
this school achieves results with children that other schools have failed to do mainly due to too big classes with the desperate shortage of primary school places this is completely mad parents need local schools.The people making the decision to close this school really need to take a look at the bigger picture
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paul james
12 years ago
keep the school open
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Gary Connelly
12 years ago
Keep it open
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Tabitha adams
12 years ago
Keep the school open !
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Natalie O'Callaghan
12 years ago
This is a perfect example of a school that just needed a little help. Why close a school when all the council ever seems to do is try to find money to increase the places. If we need more schools, why get rid of 30 perfectly good places in an amazing little school. This school and its amazing teachers helped me through a difficult period of moving away from everyone i knew more or less and the tecahers and pupils alike helped me and my brother find our feet and go on to pass our SATS with flying colours. The great head start no doubt helped me pass 8 GCSEs and i have no doubts that my brother will do the same. I ave such great memories of this place and i cant wait to come to do Year 12 work experience with all the familiar faces in June.
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Oliver Chisman
12 years ago
A fantastic village school that I attended 27 years ago. Just the kind of small set up that nurtures children on their early years
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Fiona O'Callaghan
12 years ago
Both my children went to this school , we had just moved into the area and the were readily accepted by the fantastic , friendly staff and other pupils. It would be a real shame to close this school when there are so many more children it could teach and nurture.
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Richard
12 years ago
Keep this school open!
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Mark Harrison
12 years ago
We should be supporting this school to develop its work around inclusion with other schools, not threatening to close it. This is a regressive decision which needs to be challenged and reversed.
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Mrs Janice McHardy
12 years ago
My oldest daughter was moved from a particular Attleborough school as she was looking to fail her SAT's. Eccles school gave her back her education, she now stands to get good GCSE results, and is looking to do A levels and going to univercity--this she would not be achieving if it was not for Eccles school.
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micheline mason
12 years ago
inclusive schools should be treasured not closed
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Stacey Furture radio
12 years ago
Poor children all i can say about this & look how much the parents are fighting to keep the school open dont that show you lot anything on no as you go home to ya lovely homes with ya little families all well and not have to think about it at all well keep fighting parents for your children you are doing them proud
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Amy
12 years ago
Think off all the parents and children that live in the area and do not drive how will they get to there children if there ill or the teacher needs them to come in they wont which will effect everything people do not look at the big picture and how it will effect everything in the all round there just like no money no school well guess what you will fork out more if you close the school as for transports and that think off the children and not yaself for once
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charlotte walker
12 years ago
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Fiona Turner
12 years ago
Shocked at this short-sighted proposal by the LA & the CoE!
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Karen Breslin
12 years ago
save the school.
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Karen Breslin
12 years ago
save their school, it is a great school. Save the kids education.
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Julie Taylor
12 years ago
This lovely school has helped so many children who struggle in main stream school it's so very important to these children.
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Jeanne
12 years ago
the diocese and the la should be ashamed of them selves a very good school should be kept open i expect the church of england to support their school.
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Karen Breslin
12 years ago
Keep this school open, it's about the kids and they need education
this school achieves results with children that other schools have failed to do mainly due to too big classes with the desperate shortage of primary school places this is completely mad parents need local schools.The people making the decision to close this school really need to take a look at the bigger picture
keep the school open
Keep it open
Keep the school open !
This is a perfect example of a school that just needed a little help. Why close a school when all the council ever seems to do is try to find money to increase the places. If we need more schools, why get rid of 30 perfectly good places in an amazing little school. This school and its amazing teachers helped me through a difficult period of moving away from everyone i knew more or less and the tecahers and pupils alike helped me and my brother find our feet and go on to pass our SATS with flying colours. The great head start no doubt helped me pass 8 GCSEs and i have no doubts that my brother will do the same. I ave such great memories of this place and i cant wait to come to do Year 12 work experience with all the familiar faces in June.
A fantastic village school that I attended 27 years ago. Just the kind of small set up that nurtures children on their early years
Both my children went to this school , we had just moved into the area and the were readily accepted by the fantastic , friendly staff and other pupils. It would be a real shame to close this school when there are so many more children it could teach and nurture.
Keep this school open!
We should be supporting this school to develop its work around inclusion with other schools, not threatening to close it. This is a regressive decision which needs to be challenged and reversed.
My oldest daughter was moved from a particular Attleborough school as she was looking to fail her SAT's. Eccles school gave her back her education, she now stands to get good GCSE results, and is looking to do A levels and going to univercity--this she would not be achieving if it was not for Eccles school.
inclusive schools should be treasured not closed
Poor children all i can say about this & look how much the parents are fighting to keep the school open dont that show you lot anything on no as you go home to ya lovely homes with ya little families all well and not have to think about it at all well keep fighting parents for your children you are doing them proud
Think off all the parents and children that live in the area and do not drive how will they get to there children if there ill or the teacher needs them to come in they wont which will effect everything people do not look at the big picture and how it will effect everything in the all round there just like no money no school well guess what you will fork out more if you close the school as for transports and that think off the children and not yaself for once
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Shocked at this short-sighted proposal by the LA & the CoE!
save the school.
save their school, it is a great school. Save the kids education.
This lovely school has helped so many children who struggle in main stream school it's so very important to these children.
the diocese and the la should be ashamed of them selves a very good school should be kept open i expect the church of england to support their school.
Keep this school open, it's about the kids and they need education