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Leeds City Council looks set to approve the merger of two Yeadon schools which face financial problems and a fall in the number of pupils.
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00:02Leeds City Council looks set to approve the merger of two Yehden schools which face financial
00:07problems and a fall in the number of pupils. A newly formed Yehden-Westfield primary school
00:12could be created from September this year, with the merger of Westfield infant and junior schools
00:17creating a single primary for three to eleven-year-olds. The merger is being planned against
00:23a backdrop of falling births, reduced pupil numbers and significant financial pressures.
00:29Views are being sought from parents, the head teachers of nearby secondary schools and trade
00:35unions. A final decision on the plan rests with Leeds City Council's Executive Board when
00:40councillors meet on the 17th of June.
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