Wolverhampton Schools Set for More Than Two Hundred New Pupil Places

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More than two million pounds is set to be spent creating extra places at four Wolverhampton schools. The council says the work is needed to meet rising demand from families across the city.

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00:00More than 200 school places are planned in Wolverhampton as the council responds to rising

00:05demand across the city. The extra capacity is due to be available from the new academic

00:10year which starts in September. Morton School in Bushbury would gain 90 places, while Aldersley

00:16High School would gain 70. Bilston Church of England Primary School is set for 30 more

00:22places with 15 planned at St Matthias School. The council says more than £2 million will

00:28be invested. Most funding would support classroom changes and wider alterations at Morton and

00:35Aldersley. Officials say the work is intended to ensure children can secure places at local

00:41schools.

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