Wolverhampton Council Seeks Views on Specialist School Expansion Plans

Several UK local councils are advancing plans to improve and expand educational facilities to better serve their communities. Wolverhampton City Council is consulting on expanding Green Park School to increase places for children with complex and profound learning difficulties, responding to a marked rise in demand for special educational needs provision. Highland Council is progressing with a statutory consultation on co-locating St Clement’s School with a new Dingwall Primary School to enhance inclusion and provide superior learning environments and community benefits. In Pembrokeshire, the County Council has amended the catchment area for Waldo Williams Primary School to officially include the new school site after a relocation oversight, ensuring clarity and formal access for future students. These initiatives reflect ongoing efforts to optimize educational infrastructure and support diverse learner needs across the UK.