A story has appeared in a Wolverhampton paper. This is an edited version of the story, full story available at the link below.
"Anand Primary School opened its doors in Wolverhampton in September last year.
But it can today be revealed the body set up to oversee the running of the school has agreed to relinquish its control amid fears about the low number of pupils - just 20 - on the school roll.
Headteacher Kulbinder Kaur Pouni, who took up her post in September 2013, told the Express & Star she had resigned and would be leaving on September 1.
Anand Primary aims to have 420 pupils on its books by 2019....
...But only 20 children started classes last September - 40 fewer than the initial target of 60 starts.
And a letter from the Wolverhampton Local Education Authority sent out to governors in February stated only 14 pupils had put the school down as first choice for next year...."
www.expressandstar.com/education/2014/06/24/headteacher-quits-citys-first-free-school/
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To think this Free School was not a good idea? and there is something wrong with the way in which the DfE measures demand for a school.
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nlondondad · 26/06/2014 10:25
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