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Tuesday 29 May 2007
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Our campaign has succeeded in its aim of preventing Derbyshire County Council from closing Combs Infant School. We are determined to provide a secure long-term future for the school, with even deeper links into our community activity.
BROKEN LINKS: Some of the links in this site use the domain savecombsschool.org.uk.
Because the site is no longer maintained, those links no longer work.
But if you substitute that part of the page's address with savecombsschool.blogspot.com, they will work for you.
Sorry, but there's no time to go back and edit the whole site!
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Threatened by Closure
In May 2007, Derbyshire County Council wanted to close Combs Infant School. The school operates in a building that also serves as the Village Hall and Chapel. These functions were also threatened by the proposed closure of the school. After our campaign, DCC decided that they couldn't close the school.
Saved!
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On 30 October 2007, DCC announced that they were NOT going to close Combs Infant School.
If You're New Here
First time visitors should read this summary of the main points of the campaign. It is updated as the campaign progresses.
If Your School is Threatened Too
Read the whole blog to understand the twists and turns in our story. Make sure you understand the legislation - the Research Resources post could help you there. And good luck, if your cause is just!
Leaving Your Comments
Comments can be left on most of the posts on this blog. The comments aren't moderated, and are entirely the views of the person posting the comment. Find out how to leave a comment in this post.
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- Documents sent to DCC (6)
- Events (7)
- Excellence in Education (12)
- Fun Day (3)
- History (4)
- House Rules (1)
- How To Use This Site (1)
- Letters in Newspapers (4)
- Letters sent to DCC (31)
- Local Politics (14)
- Mentoring (3)
- Methodist Church (1)
- Mistakes and Misrepresentations by DCC (5)
- National Politics (12)
- New Readers: Start Here (2)
- News Coverage (17)
- Newspaper Editorial (1)
- Ofsted (3)
- Other Schools (4)
- Parliamentary Question and Answer (1)
- Petition (6)
- Political Contacts (1)
- Press Release (4)
- Press Releases by DCC (2)
- Publicity Material (2)
- Research Resources (2)
- Rural Communities (14)
- Rwanda (4)
- Small Rural Schools (4)
- Thank You (1)
- TV Coverage (2)
- Village Hall Trust (3)
- Village Hall Users (5)
- Village Schools (1)
- Who To Write To (2)
Campaign Contacts
- Nye Rowlands (Chair of Governors) 01663 733 454
- Nick Boden (Parent Governor) 01298 813 140
- Steve Lyons (Parent Governor) 01298 812 531
- Mike Evanson (Chairman, Village Hall Trust) 01298 815 030
- Webmaster
Political Contacts
Contact information for all the relevant political contacts is in this post.
Opposing the Closure
If you want to oppose the closure of Combs School, you should write to Derbyshire County Council.
Other Things You Can Do
- Leave your comments
- Sign the Petition
- Lobby politicians
- Use the Research Resources to analyse DCC's actions
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