School Organisation St Patrick’s & St Edmund’s Amalgamation SOT10177 & SOT10178 Stat-pub

Closed 16 Dec 2022

Opened 18 Nov 2022

Feedback updated 8 Feb 2023

We asked

Birmingham City Council asked for your comments on the proposal to Amalgamate two schools (by discontinuance and enlargement) at St Edmund’s & St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School from September 2023.

You said

A total of 4 responses were received, 1 in favour and 3 opposed. The responses were from 4 Parent/Carer of pupil at the School.

We did

We analysised the consultation results and provided the decision maker with a copy of the summary and all comments received for their consideration (Personal or identifying information is removed from responses before sharing with the decision maker).

The decision maker approved the proposal for implementation. Please see decision letter attached to this webpage. A full copy of the decision report can be found via a link at the bottom of this webpage.

On 2nd February 2023 the Council determined to implement the proposal as approved. The proposal will be implemented September 2023. A link to the decision report can be found at the bottom of this webpage (this includes a summary of the consultation results).

Overview

Proposal to Make Changes to St Patrick & St Edmund:

Birmingham City Council with the Govering Body is consulting on a draft proposal to make the following change to the school(s), a voluntary aided school located at St Edmund’s Catholic Primary School of Rosebery Street, Birmingham, B18 7PA and St Patrick’s Catholic Primary School of Dudley Road, Ladywood, Birmingham, B18 7QW:

  • Discontinue St Edmund’s Catholic Primary School;
  • Alter the age range of St Patrick’s Primary School to 3 – 11 year olds
    (to include nursery age)
  • Enlarge the almangamated school

The details and reasons for this change are explained in the complete proposal document attached at the bottom of this consultation webpage.

Why your views matter

There is a process that Birmingham City Council must follow to propose and decide this type of change. The process requires public consultaiton to invite comments from interested parties.

What happens next

The statutory consultation will start on 18th November 2022 and close on 16th December 2022.

During this time, anyone may make comments in support or objection to this proposal via the survey link at the bottom of this webpage.

At the end of the consultation period, all responses will be presented to the Birmingham City Council for consideration for continuing to statutory publication state the decision maker for their consideration*. The decision maker is Birmingham City Council's Cabinet Member for Education, Skills and Culture.

When the decision has been made, information about the statutory publication stage will be sent to stakeholders.

(*Personal or identifying information is removed from responses before sharing with the decision maker.)

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