60+ pre school places lost in one move, ccms already stated that they needed them to join together to make them priority for a new build, even on priority it will still be 10+ yrs before they will even begin and that's IF they get the funding. This also moves them above St colms for a new build who has waited how many years already.
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Theresa marley
11 years ago
Please keep the school opened
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Linda Nightingale
11 years ago
Bureaucracy at it's best - consult the people to vote you in, then run roughshod over them to push through your own ideas. It's not happening - keep this precious and vital school open!
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michael dines
11 years ago
I think it's a disgrace how the politicians can get away with it
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Brenda Giffen
11 years ago
Absolutely ridiculous that the parents were kept in the dark throughout most of this process!!!
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pete
11 years ago
I went to St marks now my 2 children go keep St marks open
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Christine
11 years ago
Familys have been mislead from the start.
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Thomas Corrigan
11 years ago
Its just wrong
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Margaret Pollock
11 years ago
Parents have been mislead and not consulted throughout this whole process. We are not against this merger we just want it to be carried out in a an safe and organised way that has the support of parents and community alike. As a parent I feel as I was told this merger would take place with the children of St Lukes coming to St Marks for a year in order to prepare a new build on St Lukes grounds which I feel would have worked as this year would have given the children and teachers of both schools time to mix and get to know each other before transferring to a brand new school.
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Jade Higgins
11 years ago
Loved this school
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Ken menagh
11 years ago
Loved this school growing up made me the man I am today
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Damian
11 years ago
Too Many Memories.
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pauline needs
11 years ago
St Marks is a brilliant school life and soul of the community. The children should never have been moved to another school with the promise of a new school being built and now we hear that the funding is not guaranteed
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Patricia Donnell
11 years ago
St Mark's pupils should not be moved until funding for a new build is secured.
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Colleen Ward
11 years ago
The Colin Area of Belfast will greatly miss the Early Years provision that St Marks Primary School provides.
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Martine Harbinson
11 years ago
Keep st. Marks open
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Martine Harbinson
11 years ago
Keep st. Marks open
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Shauna Mc Caughey
11 years ago
I myself went to this school when I was a kid and it was a great school and still is.
Save are primary school
Save the school
60+ pre school places lost in one move, ccms already stated that they needed them to join together to make them priority for a new build, even on priority it will still be 10+ yrs before they will even begin and that's IF they get the funding. This also moves them above St colms for a new build who has waited how many years already.
Please keep the school opened
Bureaucracy at it's best - consult the people to vote you in, then run roughshod over them to push through your own ideas. It's not happening - keep this precious and vital school open!
I think it's a disgrace how the politicians can get away with it
Absolutely ridiculous that the parents were kept in the dark throughout most of this process!!!
I went to St marks now my 2 children go keep St marks open
Familys have been mislead from the start.
Its just wrong
Parents have been mislead and not consulted throughout this whole process. We are not against this merger we just want it to be carried out in a an safe and organised way that has the support of parents and community alike. As a parent I feel as I was told this merger would take place with the children of St Lukes coming to St Marks for a year in order to prepare a new build on St Lukes grounds which I feel would have worked as this year would have given the children and teachers of both schools time to mix and get to know each other before transferring to a brand new school.
Loved this school
Loved this school growing up made me the man I am today
Too Many Memories.
St Marks is a brilliant school life and soul of the community. The children should never have been moved to another school with the promise of a new school being built and now we hear that the funding is not guaranteed
St Mark's pupils should not be moved until funding for a new build is secured.
The Colin Area of Belfast will greatly miss the Early Years provision that St Marks Primary School provides.
Keep st. Marks open
Keep st. Marks open
I myself went to this school when I was a kid and it was a great school and still is.