New concerns over number of Primary school places

The video discusses the challenges faced by schools in Greater Manchester due to a baby boom, leading to increased competition for school places. It highlights the oversubscription issue at Saint Mary's Roman Catholic primary school, which had to expand its capacity. The government has invested £5 billion to address the problem, but critics argue that funds are not being allocated effectively. The education secretary defends the strategy, emphasizing the role of free schools and local authorities in expanding school capacity.

What challenges are parents facing regarding school admissions in Didsbury?

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How has the baby boom in Greater Manchester affected local schools?

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What measures are being taken to accommodate the increased number of pupils at Saint Mary's Roman Catholic primary?

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What is the government's response to the pressure on school places?

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What are the implications of the education secretary's plan for local authorities?

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