School cuts in Camborne & Redruth

What the Conservative plans will mean for Schools in the Camborne & Redruth Constituency

Secondary schools

School	Budget cuts by 2019	Cuts per pupil
Camborne Science and International Academy TR14 7PP	-£880,051	-£780
Hayle Community School TR27 4DN	-£542,684	-£1001
Pool Academy TR15 3PZ	-£620,878	-£716
Redruth School TR15 1TA	-£626,669	-£701
St Michaels Catholic Secondary School TR14 7AD	No Cuts	No Cuts

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Primary Schools

School	Budget cuts by 2019 *	Cuts per pupil *
Blackwater CP School TR4 8ES	-£58,430	-£541
Bodriggy Academy TR27 4DR	-£132,773	-£437
Connor Downs Academy TR27 5DH	-£41,453	-£233
Constantine Primary School TR11 5AG	-£80,769	-£496
Crowan Primary School TR14 0LG	-£31,525	-£309
Illogan School TR16 4SW	-£27,224	-£117
Kehelland Village School TR14 0DA	-£36,961	-£425
Kennall Vale School TR3 7HY	-£35,881	-£329
Lanner Primary School TR16 6AZ	-£75,707	-£349
Mabe School TR10 9HB	-£24,154	-£216
Mount Hawke Academy TR4 8BA	-£72,354	-£280

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Pennoweth Primary School TR27 4AH	-£99,080	-£345
Penpol School TR27 4AH	-£110,537	-£329
Penponds School TR14 0QN	-£51,206	-£517
Portreath Community Primary School TR16 4LU	-£30,794	-£216
Rosemellin Community Primary School TR14 8PG	-£112,787	-£352
Roskear School TR14 8DJ	-£190,214	-£532
St Day and Caharrack Community School TR16 5LG	-£ 40,626	-£238
St Johns Catholic Primary School	-£78,328	-£502
St Meriadoc CE Junior Academy TR14 7PJ	-£119,776	-£608

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St Meriadoc CE Infant and Nursery Academy TR12 7DW	-£34,207	-£215
Stithians CP School TR3 7DH	-£58,346	-£379
Treleigh Community Primary School TR12 4AY	-£43,075	-£192
Trevithick Learning Academy TR14 7RH	-£264,496	-£688
Trewirgie Infant School TR15 2SZ	-£148,715	-£511
Trewergie Junior School TR12 7QN	-£149,085	-£410
Troon School TR14 9ED	-£100,154	-£695
Weeth Community Primary School TR14 7GA	-£78,505	-£476
Wendron School TR13 0NA	-£29,168	-£256

£26m of cuts.

The loss of free school meals.

Theresa May’s vision for Britain seems to be creating a cruel and heartless society.

Only the Lib Dems will fight for Cornwall’s schools, and we have a comprehensive, thought-through plan to address the issues across the country - here’s a summary of our manifesto:

Invest nearly £7bn extra in education
Triple the Early Years Pupil Premium to £1,000
Oppose new selective schools and give local authorities control over admissions and new schools
Raise the quality of early years provision
End the 1% cap on teachers' pay rises
Guarantee all state school teachers are fully qualified or working towards qualified teacher status from January 2019
Introduce a professional development entitlement of 25 hours per year for all teachers, rising to 50 hours by 2025
Tackle unnecessary teacher workloads
Reform Ofsted inspections
Scrap the planned expansion of grammar schools
Ensure that identification and support for special educational needs and disabilities takes place as early as possible
Protect the availability of arts and creative subjects in the curriculum
Improve the quality of vocational education, including skills for entrepreneurship and self-employment, and improve careers advice and links with employers
Challenge gender stereotyping and early sexualisation
Reinstate university maintenance grants for the poorest students
Double the number of businesses that hire apprentices.

In Cornwall, Lib Dems have been champions against the raw deal our education system gets for years - we know how important it is for every child to get a great start in life.

Labour may have a plan, but they cannot win in Cornwall - a vote for them only makes it easier for the Conservatives to keep their seats in Cornwall.

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