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Schools around Bristol pair new buildings with pastoral support
Education announcements from Weston to Chippenham show schools adding both physical space and support services for pupils.
The Weston Mercury reported that Weston-super-Mare CIC Wanted Not Wasted was awarded £18,000 for free counselling for children with school anxiety [1]. Bristol City Council published a decision for a temporary modular building at Kingsweston School [4]. In Stroud, Bussage pupils reopened their refurbished school library with a children's author [2].
Sources
- Weston Mercury: Weston-super-Mare group gets £18,000 for children's mental health support
- Stroud News and Journal: Bussage pupils celebrate reopening of library damaged by leaking roof
- Wiltshire Times: Green light for school revamp to replace ageing classrooms
- Bristol City Council meetings and papers: Decision Published: Kingsweston School: Temporary Modular Building; Executive Director: Children & Education (DCS)
- SoGlos: Discover what life is like at one of Gloucestershire's leading grammar schools
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