Plans for new co-ed school in Mayo
An amalgamation proposal for the two secondary schools in Claremorris is moving forward. Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire
An amalgamation proposal for the two secondary schools in Claremorris is moving forward. Picture: Danny Lawson/PA Wire
An amalgamation proposal for the two secondary schools in Claremorris is moving forward.
In a joint statement, the patrons of Mount St Michael Secondary School and St Colman’s College said they had met to discuss a report on the recent consultation on the future of Catholic secondary education in Claremorris. The report was shared with the boards of management of both schools in mid-December, following which, more time was given to both schools to make further submissions.
“Having considered the report and submissions, the patrons are now exploring all options including, but not confined to, the possibility of amalgamating Mount St Michael Secondary School and St Colman’s College to form a new amalgamated Catholic co-educational school on a site chosen by the Department of Education.
“The patrons of both schools will commence an engagement with the Department of Education Building Unit with the aim of enhancing the educational facilities available for all students in Claremorris.”
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