Top secondary to turn down almost all placing requests Surge in pupil numbers will see siblings split up
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ONE of Scotland's most popular secondary schools will have to turn down nearly all high-priority placing requests this year because of an unprecedented surge in pupil numbers.
The decision by East Renfrewshire Council means scores of pupils who have a brother or sister at St Ninian's High School, in Giffnock, will not be able to get a place.See the full content of this document
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Top secondary to turn down almost all placing requests Surge in pupil numbers will see siblings split up
The school, Scotland's top-performing state Catholic secondary, has a capacity of 300 in first year, but already has an intake of 298 pupils from associated prima...
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