Published: Thursday, 21st January, 2010 11:19am
Burgh special school under threat
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Parklands special school on Charlotte Street could face closure.
THE future of Helensburgh's Parklands Special School is under threat.
Parents of the pupils who attend the school in Charlotte Street have been warned that Argyll and Bute Council is considering closing the school and transferring all its pupils to mainstream education.
The move has provoked an angry response for the parents, one of whom described the proposal as "disgusting", and local MSP Jackie Baillie has tabled a motion in the Scottish Parliament in support of the school.
Parent Ian Ward whose wife Julie is chairman of the school's parent council, contacted the MSP and he told her: "We have had assurances from Robert Grant (Head of Service, Secondary Education and Pupil Support) that the best interests of the child will be foremost in the decision making process, but then again, we are not fools and as such should not be treated as ones."
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