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S.O.S = Save Our School

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Rita Johnson
10 years ago

We need to keep this building as a school,it means a lot to so many people

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Wendy Birch
10 years ago

this building/school belongs to the community. It's our legacy for the future.

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Mark Hodgkinson
10 years ago

please keep this building a school it's part of the local History where many many folks have been educated

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Daniel Plaza
10 years ago

This building needs to stay a school. Heathfield has endured way too many insults thus far.

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Emma vincent
10 years ago

This is part of our history. We need to keep it going

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kate owen
10 years ago Featured

With the amount of building developments that are happening in this area we now more than ever need additional schooling. This building has all the facilities ready to hand. Swimming pool, playing fields, school rooms, canteen, gym etc. To knock it down simply doesn't make financial sense.

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Poppy marvin
10 years ago

This school is a huge part of the community and its history - don't let it go

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Richard Holmes
10 years ago

This has been a renowned education establishment for Earl Shilton, Barwell and the surrounding villages for nearly 80 years. This needs to continue, as so many students have experienced a positive impact from Heathfield. With the major housing developments planned for the area, it wouldn't make sense to knock this building down to make way for houses, only to realise that a new school would need to be built in order to cater for the number of new families moving into the area.

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Pat Ross
10 years ago

This is a lovely building. It would be a travesty to knock it down when primary schools are full and there will be more pupils when the new houses are built.

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Sharon Hall
10 years ago Featured

3 generations of my family have been educated at Heathfield and have so many very happy memories of our time there. To continue as a school would be the most fitting tribute to both teachers and pupils.

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Amanda brooks
10 years ago

I was once a pupil at heathfeild high, I was saddened to see it close after all these years, when I heard people saying it's going to be knocked down I was mortified to here, keeping the building and turning it into a infant/juniors school made perfect sense why because there are too many houses being built for family's and people starting them too there is becoming a problem, our schools are over crowded 30+ in a class an awful lot now so in another 5 to 10 years that's going to increase a lot so having heathfeild kept as a school would be just beneficial to our growing future. Mrs Brooks.

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Emma pegg
10 years ago Featured

Why has this school closed when the area is very clearly lacking schools ! We don't have enough primary schools to start and where do the children go after that ! Dorothy goodman are also looking to build in a very residential area...this site would be perfect for them. Use this school for what is was built for....a school!

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T-J Goode
10 years ago

This should remain a school in my opinion but I expect that the decision has already been made and this petition is probably futile.

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Nita Coupland
10 years ago

This building is a piece of history, why do we have to keep knocking down important buildings to make houses, put into some other good use, or convert it into flats but keep the building, sad to see this go

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lee
10 years ago

It would be a crying shame to knock this place down, but we all know that HBBC don't care about the opinion of local people,just about how much they'll get from some contractor

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Tim lucas
10 years ago

I went to this school and and should not be considered to be knocked down or converted to flats ! Turn into a primary school or a fitness centre as it already had installed equipment

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Sandra geary
10 years ago

Best school and building in the area it would be criminal to pull it down . We need more schools with all the new houses they are building.

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Hazel bowers
10 years ago

Best school ever needs to stay a school with a its grounds and facilicies

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Anonymous
10 years ago

What is the point of building more houses when local primary schools cannot cope with numbers now .

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Rebecca crouchman
10 years ago

Save the school