Plan unveiled to axe 4,000 Liverpool school places

Oct 5 2007

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How every school will be affected

Work to start from 2011

New Heys and St Benedict’s sharing a site.

St Francis Xavier, Woolton, refurbished with pupil places reduced from 1,300 to 1,100.

St Julie’s Catholic high school, Woolton, refurbished with pupil places reduced from 1,300 to 1,100.

St Margaret’s CE boys school, Aigburth, to retain 1,000 pupil places and undergo refurbishment.

Notre Dame girls college to move to Great Homer Street, with pupil places cut from 1,000 to 900.

Archbishop Blanch CE high school to retain its 960 places, but moving to “one of a number” of new sites in the city centre.

Archbishop Beck RC sports college, in Aintree, major refurbishment on existing site, but pupil places slashed from 1,450 to 1,000.

St Edward’s college, West Derby, to retain its 1,050 pupils and undergo part remodelling and part refurbishment.

Holly Lodge girls' college in Queens Drive, West Derby, pupil places cut from 1,400 to 1,050 and undergo remodelling and major refurbishment.

Broadgreen high school – pupil places cut from 1,350 to 1,150 and to undergo minor refurbishment.

St Hilda’s CofE high, to increase from 850 to 950 places and move to site in the south of the city.

Bellerive Catholic college, Sefton Park, to be refurbished and retain its 900 places.

Shorefields school, Dingle, to have further minor revamp and its intake cut from 1,150 to 1,000.

Calderstones school to have minor refurbishment and pupil places reduced from 1,500 to 1,400.

Childwall school to have minor refurbishment and see places cut from 1,350 to 1,050.