Crewe and Nantwich MP Connor Naismith has thrown his support behind a Nantwich dad who highlighted the growing fears over secondary school capacity in the town.
We revealed how dad Sol Flamberg was unable to get his daughter into Brine Leas despite his sone getting a place and living just 150 yards from the school.
As many as 95% parents in Cheshire East will receive their first choice of secondary school on national offer day, the authority says.
On national offer day today (March 3), Cheshire East Council has informed thousands of parents and carers about their children’s secondary school places.
Education bosses say 94% of parents in Cheshire East received their first preference secondary school on national secondary school offer day.
More than 4,900 applications were received from parents and carers whose children will be moving up to secondary school in Cheshire East in September 2024.
More than 90% of parent and carers in Cheshire East have received their first secondary school preference choice, the council says.
Around 5,200 applications were received, an increase from just over 5,000 in 2022, from parents whose children will be moving up to secondary school in September 2023.
More than 94% of applicants have secured first choice secondary school places in Cheshire East, the authority has said.
It’s a rise of 0.5% on last year’s figure and nearly 11% better than the 2017 national average of 83.5%.
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