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Keep open Eccles, Hargham and Wilby CEVA Primary school

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FutureRadio fm
12 years ago

100 % take are hat off to the younge girl that left a shout out on are radio station, we keep shouting it out to the public for hear and i hope this has helped. we wish her all the best for her school and she doing a fantastic job trying to save it would not want any child going through this at a younge age it should be about fun and enjoying there time all the best from Future Radio Fm x

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dana
12 years ago

You not thinking about these children at all and there furture it meant to be the best times off there lives at school not having to experiencing this poor kids

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sherri
12 years ago

what will be around for this villiage once the school has gone nothing its not good on the children they will be left with nothing and the community center meant to be going to more people should be joining together to fight to keep this all from closing and doing more for the children not kicking them to the kerb

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Karen
12 years ago

Brilliant school should get all the help they can to keep it open !!

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John Kirk
12 years ago

This is an excellent school and should be kept open.

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andrew
12 years ago

do not close this excellent school it is a well performing school tbe children get a lot of help and support from the fantastic teachers and many go on to do really well.Every year pupil numbers go up and down most of the other schools are already full makes sense to keep this open for the families moving into the surrouding area

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Caroline Pinnock
12 years ago

Schools that are doing well should be kept open and small schools should be kept open so the children can enjoy a smaller world with the individuality they deserve when they are young

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Katherine Keogh
12 years ago

I love this school my brother goes there please help

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Abby Crump
12 years ago

a school which i have heard onky great things about. should definitely be kept open.

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Pat Ford
12 years ago

Brilliant staffing.Such a popular school

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Liz Cartwright
12 years ago

Have heard nothing but good reviews about this school. Was thinking about possibly sending my son there . Would be such a shame to lose a school that does so much good

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fiona galloway
12 years ago

for Harris xx

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Graham Dent
12 years ago

As a grandparent of a child with autism atttending this school, I apprciate how much he has progressed since he has been there.

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Graham Dent
12 years ago

I have two grandsons at this school, one with learning diffculties. He has improved immensly while attending Eccles and this school is doing an excellent job with such cases.

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Jason Keogh
12 years ago Featured

This school has has really helped my eldest son, who was really struggling to contribute and to learn at his previolus school, whereas now he is at or above target on all subjects. - quite a turnaround in 13 months.

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Katherine Keogh
12 years ago

go my brother school ay please pease sign i have two and they both could benefit please pleasse sign

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sarah fisher
12 years ago

i have 3 kids that go to this school and for each of them the school have done wonders it would be a shame if the school was to shut as it has helped so many kids and parents.. for me it has been a life line it has helped me through some hard times with my kids and i think by shutting it would be such a shame not just for the kids but the parents and local to

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emma eadle
12 years ago

such a great school

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vivien dent
12 years ago

since attending the school my nephew has gained in confidence. prior to this he struggled to fit in and his teaching did not take onto account of his condition.

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Alex Dent BSc MSc EurGeol C.Geol FGS
12 years ago

I was horrified to hear that the Eccles, Hargham and Wilby CEVA Primary School is at risk of closure. My nephew is a pupil there and suffers from PDD-NOD. This is the only school that where he has been at ease and been able to flourish, unlike other schools he has attended in the area, who just seem unable to cope with his condition. I dread to think what impact the threat of closure is having on his state of mind. Also, as someone who suffers from an educational special need (but with the right support in those all important early years), I really value the work the school has done with my nephew, it would be such a shame to put his future in jeopardy by closing the school. If they close the school, what kind of message would the Church of England and the Local Authority be sending out to the local communities that they serve?