What the Conservative plans will mean for Schools in South East Cornwall Constituency
Secondary schools
|
School |
Budget cuts by 2019 |
Cuts per Pupil |
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Callington Community College PL17 7DR |
No figures available |
No figures available |
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Liskeard School and Community College PL14 3EA |
-£282,848 |
-£362 |
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Looe Community Academy PL13 1NQ |
-£203,932 |
-£418 |
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Saltash.net Community School PL12 4AY |
-£492,806 |
-£435 |
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Torpoint Community College PL11 2NH |
-£348,198 |
-£653 |
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Primary Schools
|
School |
Budget cuts by 2019 * |
Cuts per Pupil |
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Antony C of E VA School PL11 3AD |
-£35,830 |
-£314 |
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Braddock CE School PL14 4TB |
-£28,137 |
-£414 |
|
Brunel Primary and Nursery Academy PL12 6DX |
-£104,475 |
-£355 |
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Burraton CP School PL12 4LT |
-£122,778 |
-£295 |
|
Callington Primary School PL17 7EF |
-£102,023 |
-£269 |
|
Calstock CP School PL18 9QL |
-£31,808 |
-£393 |
|
Carbeile Junior School PL11 2NH |
-£144,660 |
£463 |
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Darite Primary School PL14 5JH |
-£26,443 |
-£389 |
|
Delaware Primary Academy PL18 9EN |
-£6,346 |
-£52 |
|
Dobwalls Primary School PL14 4LU |
-£18,407 |
-£109 |
|
Duloe C of E VA Junior and Infant School PL14 4PW |
-£36,260 |
-£504 |
|
Fourlanesend CP School PL10 1LP |
-£34,557 |
-£298 |
|
Gunnislake Primary Academy PL18 9NA |
-£27,817 |
-£567 |
|
Harrowbarrow CP School PL17 8BQ |
-£35,948 |
-£318 |
|
Landulph School PL12 6ND |
-£36,770 |
-£541 |
|
Liskeard Hillfort Primary PL14 6HZ |
-£103,106 |
-£302 |
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Looe Primary Academy PL13 1JY |
-£76,933 |
-£288 |
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Lostwithiel School PL22 0AJ |
-£94,487 |
-£613 |
|
Menheniot CP School PL26 6TD |
-£29,977 |
-£231 |
|
Millbrook C of E Primary School PL10 1BG |
-£39,088 |
-£337 |
|
Pelynt Academy PL13 2LG |
-£49,810 |
-£664 |
|
Pensilva Primary School PL14 5PG |
-£22,643 |
-£186 |
|
Polperro CP School PL13 2JJ |
-£36,574 |
-£315 |
|
Polruan Academy PL23 1PS |
No Cuts |
No cuts |
|
Quethiock C of E VA School PL14 3SQ |
-£27,639 |
-£864 |
|
Sir Robert Gefferys C of E VA School PL12 5EA |
-£64,593 |
-£291 |
|
St Cleer Primary School PL14 5EA |
-£124,529 |
-£470 |
|
St Dominic C of E VA School PL12 6SU |
-£21,547 |
-£359 |
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St Germans Primary PL12 5NJ |
-£41,333 |
-£379 |
|
St Martins C of E Primary PL14 3DE |
-£59,326 |
-£228 |
|
St Mellion CE Junior School PL12 6RN |
-£29,277 |
-£437 |
|
St Neot CP School PL14 6NL |
-£12,659 |
-£168 |
|
St Nicholas CE VA Primary School PL11 3LF |
-£43,569 |
-£440 |
|
St Winnow School PL22 0RA |
-£55,260 |
-£1,084 |
|
Stoke Climsland School PL17 8ND |
-£69,623 |
-£364 |
|
Torpoint Nursery and Infant School PL11 2LU |
-£109,052 |
-£434 |
|
Trenode C of E School PL13 1QA |
-£15,296 |
-£259 |
|
Trewidland Primary School PL14 4SJ |
-£19,158 |
-£618 |
|
Upton Cross ACE Academy PL14 5AX |
-£42,004 |
-£592 |
|
Bishops Cornish C of E VA School PL12 4PA |
-£55,000 |
-£264 |
£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:
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Invest nearly £7bn extra in education
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Triple the Early Years Pupil Premium to £1,000
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Oppose new selective schools and give local authorities control over admissions and new schools
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Raise the quality of early years provision
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End the 1% cap on teachers' pay rises
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Guarantee all state school teachers are fully qualified or working towards qualified teacher status from January 2019
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Introduce a professional development entitlement of 25 hours per year for all teachers, rising to 50 hours by 2025
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Tackle unnecessary teacher workloads
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Reform Ofsted inspections
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Scrap the planned expansion of grammar schools
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Ensure that identification and support for special educational needs and disabilities takes place as early as possible
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Protect the availability of arts and creative subjects in the curriculum
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Improve the quality of vocational education, including skills for entrepreneurship and self-employment, and improve careers advice and links with employers
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Challenge gender stereotyping and early sexualisation
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Reinstate university maintenance grants for the poorest students
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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 here - a vote for them only makes it easier for the Conservatives to retain control in Cornwall.
