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Driven by money and the desperation of the Government/Executive to have a PFI scheme to flaunt as a success, will the Government now do as it pledged and demand that some of the schools are kept open, even though that scuppers their own demands to centralise education?
I suspect financial pragmatism will outweigh parental choice - and political promises will not be kept.
Does anyone, really, really understand what they are doing here - and I mean from Government down to schools and every layer in between? Despite having been involved in the early part of the process - and seeing it to be a disaster waiting to happen - I was none the wiser about the real impact, and the consultants kept the full financial details secret, meaning that proper scrutiny was not possible (as fully approved by the Executive/Government).
Of course, full Council may overturn this decision (again) which will surely again place some Councillors in an almost impossible position of being both for and against the policy.
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The fact that the consultant hired to prepare the report for the education dept was already employed in a consultancy role with the Western Isles Schools Project stinks.
I see the comments re 'The Team'
Angus - have you been kidnapped?
Is it a coup d’état
unbelievable. its just unbelievable.
if it wasn't about children's education it would be hilarious. these pepole are a joke and once again have managed to make the islands look ridiculous
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