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Save Our School business plan being considered

The trustees of St Dominic’s Priory School are currently considering a business plan presented by the Parents’ Action Group, and should make a decision by the middle of next week.

Campaigners had hoped to find out today (Friday 4th February) if their battle to keep the school open had been a success. However, trustees have decided to take more time to analyse the business plan.

The latest Action Group update to parents says: “Following a prolonged and positive meeting on Thursday the trustees agreed to further consider their decision. This is very good news and indicates that the business plan was well received and is being positively considered. Any decision taken will need to be ratified by the Order, which will be meeting in the middle next week. It is anticipated that there will be a decision from the trustees at that time.”

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