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Liverpool Council has approved plans for a major new special educational needs school bringing pupils onto one site. The project aims to improve facilities and meet rising demand.

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00:00Liverpool Council has approved plans for a £40 million
00:05special educational needs school, described as a necessity rather than a luxury.
00:10The new Prince's School on Princess Drive will bring pupils onto a single school.
00:15For the first time, replacing ageing in temporary locations.
00:20The plan for education, health and care plans in the city has risen by around 50% since 2019.
00:25Increasing pressure on provision. The campus will serve 250
00:30pupils with more than 30 classrooms and specialist spaces including
00:35hydrotherapy pools. Construction is due to begin following planning approval with the school.
00:40due to open by the 2029 academic year.
00:45Thank you very much.
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