asked Her Majesty's Government:
How many pupils will transfer from Saints and Scholars Integrated Primary School, Armagh City, for the next academic year, commencing in autumn 2006; and how many of them have selected each secondary or grammar school as their first preference.[HL6614]
There are 32 pupils transferring under the open enrolment arrangements from Saints and Scholars Integrated Primary School, Armagh City, to post-primary education in September 2006. A breakdown of the pupils’ first preference schools is set out below.
Armagh Integrated College 20 Integrated College, Dungannon * St Patrick's High School, Keady * St Catherine's College, Armagh * Royal School, Armagh 7 St Patrick's Grammar School, Armagh *
* Data relating to fewer than five pupils have been treated so as to meet the confidentiality guarantee listed in National Statistics Code of Practice (Protocol on Data Access and Confidentiality).
asked Her Majesty's Government:
What primary schools have been rebuilt by the Western Education and Library Board of Northern Ireland in the past five years; and, of these, how many were (a) controlled schools; and (b) maintained schools.[HL6641]
The Western Education and Library Board is responsible for the controlled schools estate. The information requested for controlled and maintained schools is set out below.
School name Management type Details of project Completion date Florencecourt Primary School Controlled New replacement school May 2001 Gibson Primary School, Omagh Controlled New replacement school September 2003 Edwards Primary School, Castlederg Controlled New replacement school November 2004 Bready Primary School and Sandville Primary School, Strabane Controlled Amalgamation in a new replacement school September 2004 Dervaghroy Primary School/Hutton Primary School/Sixmilecross Primary School Controlled Amalgamation in a new replacement school January 2005 Maguiresbridge Primary School Controlled New replacement school December 2005 St Mary's Primary School, Killyclogher Maintained New replacement school July 2002 St Dympna's Primary School, Dromore Maintained January 2006 St Ninnidh’s Primary School, Derrylin Maintained New replacement school July 2005
School name Management type Details of project Estimated completion date Kesh Primary School Controlled New replacement school October 2006 Burnfoot Primary School/Dungiven Primary School/Largy Primary School Controlled Amalgamation in a new replacement school September 2007 Killen Primary School, Castlederg Controlled New replacement school June 2007 Lisbellaw Primary School Controlled New replacement school October 2007 Lisnagelvin Primary School Controlled New replacement school April 2008 St Eugene's Primary School, Londonderry Maintained Extension and refurbishment February 2008 Coranny Primary School and Cornagague Primary School, Enniksillen Maintained Amalgamation in a new replacement school August 2008 Columbkille's Primary School, Carrickmore Maintained New replacement school November 2008 St Paul’s Primary School, Irvinestown Maintained New replacement school March 2009 Omagh Integrated Primary School Grant Maintained Integrated New replacement school June 2008 Enniskillen Integrated Primary School Grant Maintained Integrated New replacement school July 2007
asked Her Majesty's Government:
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Rooker on 21 June (WA 112) concerning St Joseph's High School in Plumbridge, County Tyrone, when the two-month period of consultation about its possible closure begins; and how many representations have been made to date.[HL6662]
The statutory two-month objection period began on 27 April 2006, the date of publication of the development proposal to allow for the closure of the school and ended on 28 June 2006. Twenty-two letters of objection have been received by the Department of Education as well as a petition in support of the retention of the school, with 3,166 signatures.