South Staffordshire District Council Local Plan Site Allocations – Consultation

Analysis of Local Plan Areas and identified sites within School Place Planning Areas.

Compiled by the School Organisation Team

July 2015

Introduction

For the purposes of planning school places, Staffordshire County Council groups schools into ‘school place planning areas’ based on geographical location and historical pupil movement trends. This paper aims to introduce the school place planning areas, demonstrate where Locality Planning Areas sit within those school place planning areas, and discuss the impact of proposed developments on planning school places within the school place planning area.

The planning of school places is a complex issue. The following information will give an idea of the overall requirements for each ‘school place planning area’ in the South Staffordshire District area, considering the level of housing identified over the South Staffordshire Local Plan period, up to 2028.

The information here is ordered based on the school place planning areas into which the potential site allocations fall.

For the purpose of planning pupil places, Penkridge, Wheaton Aston, Brewood and Coven are organised into six school place planning areas, within which are situated Locality 1 and Locality 2 of the Proposed Local Plan Developments.

Cheslyn Hay, Great Wyrley, Featherstone and Essington are organised into three school place planning areas, within which is situated Locality 3 of the Proposed Local Plan Developments.

Codsall, Bilbrook, Perton and Pattingham are organised into four school place planning areas, within which is situated Locality 4 of the Proposed Local Plan Developments.

Womboune, Kinver and Swindon are organised into three school place planning areas, within which is situated Locality 5 of the Proposed Local Plan Developments.

New housing developments often place pressure on existing services including education. The County Council has a statutory duty to ensure there are sufficient good quality school places available. For our initial assessment, the number of pupils expected from a new housing development is calculated to be 3 pupils per year group for every 100 houses; however, the number of pupils generated from an individual development could be higher.

The information contained within this report is based on the potential for schools to expand. Education contributions will be sought for the additional school places

3 required to mitigate the impact of the developments. The timing of the planning applications submissions and the future introduction of CIL will determine to level of contributions sought.

Education Terms

Staffordshire County Council has a statutory duty to ensure that sufficient primary education and secondary education are available to meet the needs of the population.

The School Organisation Team act on behalf of the Local Authority to ensure there are sufficient school places across the county and that resources are used efficiently.

Each school has a Published Admission Number (PAN) which is the number of pupils that the school can admit into reception each year. The PAN is determined each year and is set in line with the physical accommodation available at a school. In the majority of schools the PAN won’t change each year. A school needs to provide sufficient accommodation for the PAN.

 A primary school with a PAN of 30 is known as a one form entry school.  A primary school with a PAN of 45 is known as a one and a half form entry school.  A primary school with a PAN of 60 is known as a two form entry school.

The majority of Staffordshire schools operate a catchment area, which is a pre- determined area used where a school has more applications for intakes than places available (PAN). In these instances oversubscription criteria is applied which is an ordered list of criteria setting out which children have priority of a place at the school. Currently priority is given to siblings of children already on roll at the school and children living in the schools catchment area.

From the information provided in this consultation, it is not possible to comment on the timing and phasing of the necessary additional school provision as set out above.

Given the rural nature of some parts of South Staffordshire, projections can change in a short period of time.

South Staffordshire Local Plan: Penkridge

The South Staffordshire Local Plan proposes a number of potential housing developments in the South Staffordshire District area, up to 2028

Penkridge currently operates a three-tier school system. For the purposes of planning pupil places, Penkridge has been divided into 2 school place planning areas at First/ Primary school phase, 2 planning areas at Middle school phase and 1 planning area at High school phase. Huntington falls within the school place planning area of Cannock 1 Cluster, and has been included in this discussion.

Proposed Local Plan developments are located within the following school place planning areas:

School Place Planning Area (Cluster) Local Plan Locality Site Area a. Penkridge Centre First Schools Cluster Locality 1: Penkridge (Main Service Village) b. Penkridge Rural (Primary and First) Locality 2: Brewood (Main Service Schools Cluster Village) Locality 2: Coven (Local Service Village) Locality 2: Wheaton Aston (Local Service Village) c. Penkridge Town Middle School Cluster Locality 1: Penkridge (Main Service Village) d. Penkridge Brewood Middle School Locality 2: Brewood (Main Service Cluster Village) Locality 2: Coven (Local Service Village) Locality 2: Wheaton Aston (Local Service Village) e. Penkridge High School Cluster Locality 1: Penkridge (Main Service Village) Locality 2: Brewood, Wheaton Aston and Coven f. Cannock 1 Primary Cluster (Littleton Locality 1: Huntington (Local Service Green only) Village)

5 a) Proposed developments within the Penkridge Centre First School Place Planning Area

There are three proposed development sites that fall within the Penkridge Centre First School Place Planning Area.

Locality 1: Penkridge (Main Service Village) Penkridge Minimum 370 dwellings However, permissions Safeguarded Land have been granted between 2010 and 2013 for 2028 – 2038 392 net dwellings so this number has potentially 403 dwellings been met*. Site Ref Site Name Capacity 004 Land north of Penkridge of A449 316-395 005 Land off Cherrybrook Drive 82-102 420 Land east of A449 23-29 Total dwellings: 370 (392)

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Penkridge Centre First School Place Planning Area there are 3 First Schools that serve the area.

Our ENTRUST colleagues have undertaken a desktop analysis of the school site in terms of potential expansion using the Department for Education/ Education Funding Agency’s Area Guidelines for Mainstream Schools: Building Bulletin 103 (2014). The analysis of the school sites has provided a RAG indication on the capacity to expand individual schools.

Penkridge Centre First Schools Cluster

Name

(FE)

2015/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capacity(RAG)

ReceptionPAN on existing siteonexisting

2323 Marshbrook First School G 150 30 1

2362 Princefield First School G 216 45 1.5

3447 St Michael's CE (VA) First School G 150 30 1

Marshbrook First School - The three proposed sites within this school place planning area are all located within the catchment of Marshbrook First School.

We have not undertaken any further analysis of the developments proposed in this school place planning area, as South Staffordshire Council have indicated that they are already meeting their housing requirements in this area.

8 b) Proposed developments within the Penkridge Rural (Primary and First) School Place Planning Area

There are six proposed development sites that fall within the Penkridge Rural Primary and First) School Place Planning Area.

Locality 2: Brewood (Main Service Village) Brewood minimum housing number of Safeguarded Land 65 dwellings 2028 – 2038 70 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 054 Engleton Lane 236-295 Total dwellings: 65

Locality 2: Coven (Local Service Village) Coven minimum housing number of Safeguarded Land 32 dwellings 2028 – 2038 28 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 080 Land at Croft Garage, 14 Brewood Road 086/448 Land at School Lane 120-150 Total dwellings: 32

Locality 2: Wheaton Aston (Local Service Village) Wheaton Aston minimum housing number of Safeguarded Land 32 dwellings 2028-2038 28 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 089 Land off Badgers End 28-35 379 Land off Back Lane/Ivetsey 44-55 426 Land at Bridge Farm 12-18 Total dwellings: 32

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Penkridge Rural (Primary and First) School Place Planning Area there are 4 First Schools and 1 Primary School that serve the area.

Penkridge Rural (Primary and First)

(FE)

2015/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity apacity(RAG)

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

c ReceptionPAN Name siteonexisting

G 75 15 0.5 3030 St John's CE (VC) First School, Bishops Wood

St Mary & St Chad's CE (VC) First School, G 150 30 1 3034 Brewood

RI 150 30 1 3046 St Paul's CE (VC) First School, Coven

St Mary's CE (VC) First School, Wheaton RI 120 25 1 3130 Aston

G 105 15 0.5 3455 St Mary's Catholic Primary School, Brewood

There are 65 dwellings planned across Locality 2: Brewood, projected to generate 2 pupils per year group.

The 32 dwellings planned across Locality 2: Coven are projected to generate 1 pupil per year group.

The 32 dwellings planned across Locality 2: Wheaton Aston are projected to generate 1 pupil per year group.

This provides a total of 129 dwellings planned for the Penkridge Rural School Place Planning Area. This number of dwellings is likely to generate 4 pupils per year group.

St Mary & St Chad’s CE (VC) First School – Locality 2: Brewood Site 054 falls within the catchment of St Mary & St Chad’s CE (VC) First School, and is close to St Mary’s Catholic Primary School, Brewood.

This development (65 dwellings) is expected to generate an estimated 2 pupils per year group, which is 10/14 additional first/ primary school phase pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that St Mary & St Chad’s CE (VC) First School has a RAG rating of RED for its potential to expand on its existing site. This indicates an education contribution may be required to fund additional school places or school expansion, possibly at St Mary’s Catholic School, Brewood.

St Paul’s CE (VC) First School, Coven – Locality 2: Coven Sites 080 and 086/448 are within the catchment of St Paul’s CE (VC) First School, Coven.

These developments (32 dwellings) are expected to generate an estimated 1 pupil per year group, which is 5/7 additional first/ primary school phase pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that St Paul’s CE (VC) First School, Coven has a RAG rating of RED for its potential to expand on its existing site. Both development sites are in close proximity to the catchment school and it is anticipated that the estimated pupils will be able to be accommodated at the school utilising the school’s oversubscription criteria, if more pupils request a place than the PAN of 30.

However, an education contribution may be required to fund additional school places at another school within the school place planning area. The map demonstrates that the next nearest school which has the potential to expand on its current site is St Mary’s Catholic School Brewood.

St Mary’s CE (VC) First School, Wheaton Aston – Locality 2: Wheaton Aston Sites 089, 379 and 426 are within the catchment of St Mary’s CE (VC) First School, Wheaton Aston.

This development is expected to generate an estimated 1 pupil per year group, which is 5/7 additional first/ primary school phase pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that St Mary’s CE (VC) First School, Wheaton Aston has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site. An education contribution may be required to fund school expansion or any additional places at the school.

St John’s CE (VC) First School - Although there are no dwellings planned within the catchment of St John’s CE (VC) First School, Bishops Wood, it should be noted that the school has an AMBER rating for its potential to expand on its existing site.

St Mary’s Catholic Primary School - St Mary’s does not have a catchment area as it is a Catholic School, although it does have a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned (129 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates education contributions will be required to fund additional school places at one or more schools to mitigate the impact of the developments. The desktop site capacity analysis suggests 3 schools have the potential to expand, and at such time that planning applications are submitted projects at those schools or others will be determined.

13 c) Proposed developments within the Penkridge Town Middle School Place Planning Area

There are three proposed development sites that fall within the Penkridge Town Middle School Place Planning Area.

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Penkridge Town Middle School Place Planning Area there is 1 Middle School that serves the area.

Penkridge Town (Middle School) Cluster

5 5

Name

(FE)

PAN

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

2015/2016Yr

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capacity(RAG) on existing siteonexisting

4128 Penkridge Middle School G 400 100 3.5

The three proposed sites within this school place planning area are all located within the catchment of Penkridge Middle School.

15 d) Proposed developments within the Penkridge Brewood Middle School Place Planning Area

There are six proposed development sites that fall within the Penkridge Brewood Middle School Place Planning Area.

Locality 2: Brewood (Main Service Village) Brewood minimum housing number of 65 Safeguarded Land dwellings 2028 – 2038 70 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 054 Engleton Lane 236-295 Total dwellings: 65

Locality 2: Coven (Local Service Village) Coven minimum housing number of 32 Safeguarded Land dwellings 2028 – 2038 28 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 080 Land at Croft Garage, Brewood Road 14 086/448 Land at School Lane 120-150 Total dwellings: 32

Locality 2: Wheaton Aston (Local Service Village) Wheaton Aston minimum housing number of 32 Safeguarded Land dwellings 2028-2038 28 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 089 Land off Badgers End 28-35 379 Land off Back Lane/Ivetsey 44-55 426 Land at Bridge Farm 12-18 Total dwellings: 32

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Penkridge Brewood Middle School Place Planning Area there is 1 Middle School that serves the area.

Penkridge Brewood Middle School

5 5

(FE)

PAN

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

2015/2016Yr

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry capacity(RAG) Name siteonexisting

RI 400 100 3.5 4516 Brewood CE (VC) Middle School

Brewood CE (VC) Middle School

1. Locality 2: Brewood site 054 is within the catchment of Brewood CE (VC) Middle School.

The development (65 dwellings) is expected to generate an estimated 2 pupil per year group, a total of 8 additional middle school phase pupils.

2. Locality 2: Coven sites 080 and 086/448 are within the catchment of Brewood CE (VC) Middle School.

These developments (32 dwellings) are expected to generate an estimated 1 pupil per year group, a total of 4 additional middle school phase pupils.

3. Locality 2: Wheaton Aston sites 089, 379 and 426 are within the catchment of Brewood CE (VC) Middle School.

These developments (32 dwellings) are expected to generate an estimated 1 pupil per year group, a total of 4 additional middle school phase pupils.

Therefore, the developments within the Brewood CE (VC) Middle School catchment area are expected to generate an additional 4 middle school phase pupils per year group.

A desktop analysis suggests that Brewood CE (VC) Middle School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned (129 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates an education contribution may be required to fund additional school places, to mitigate the impact of any developments in the area. At such time that planning applications are submitted projects at Brewood Middle School will be determined.

18 e) Proposed developments within the Penkridge High School Place Planning Area

There are 9 proposed development sites that fall within the Penkridge High School Place Planning Area. Pupils attending Wolgarston High School are drawn from Penkridge Middle School and Brewood CE (VC) Middle School.

Locality 2: Brewood (Main Service Village) Brewood minimum housing number of 65 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028-2038 70 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 054 Engleton Lane 236-295 Total dwellings: 65

Locality 2: Coven (Local Service Village) Coven minimum housing number of 32 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028-2038 28 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 080 Land at Croft Garage, Brewood Road 14 086/448 Land at School Lane 120-150 Total dwellings: 32

Locality 2: Wheaton Aston (Local Service Village) Wheaton minimum housing number of 32 dwellings Safeguarded Land Aston 2028 – 2038 28 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 089 Land off Badgers End 28-35 379 Land off Back Lane/Ivetsey 44-55 426 Land at Bridge Farm 12-18 Total dwellings: 32

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Penkridge High School Place Planning Area there is 1 High School that serves the area.

Penkridge High School Cluster

Name

(FE)

PAN

15/2016 Yr9 15/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capacity(RAG) on existing siteonexisting

4100 Wolgarston High School G 843 220 7.5

Wolgarston High School

1) Locality 1: Penkridge sites 004, 005 and 420 within this school place planning area are all located within the catchment of Wolgarston High School.

2) Locality 2: Brewood site 054 is within the catchment of Wolgarston High School.

This development is expected to generate an estimated 2 pupil per year group, a total of 6 additional high school phase pupils.

3) Locality 2: Coven sites 080 and 086/448 are located within the catchment of Wolgarston High School.

This development is expected to generate an estimated 1 pupil per year group, a total of 3 additional high school phase pupils.

4) Locality 2: Wheaton Aston sites 089, 379 and 426 are within the catchment of Wolgarston High School.

This development is expected to generate an estimated 1 pupil per year group, a total of 3 additional high school phase pupils.

Therefore, the developments within the Wolgarston High School catchment area are expected to generate an additional 4 high school phase pupils per year group.

A desktop analysis suggests that Wolgarston High School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned (129 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates education contributions may be required to fund additional school places, to mitigate the impact of the developments. The desktop analysis suggests Wolgarston High School has the potential to expand, and at such time that planning applications are submitted projects at that school will be determined.

22 f) Proposed developments within the Cannock 1 Primary School Place Planning Area (Littleton Green catchment only)

There is one proposed development sites that falls within the Cannock 1 Primary School Place Planning Area (Littleton Green catchment only)

Locality 1: Huntington (Local Service Village) Huntington the Core Strategy (CP6) does not allocate any Safeguarded Land housing numbers to the village up to 2028. 2028 – 2038 29 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 016 Pear Tree Farm 30-37 Total Dwellings: 0

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Cannock 1 Primary School Place Planning Area there is 1 Primary School that serves the area near the proposed developments.

Cannock 1 Primary Cluster (Littleton Green Primary School)

Name

(FE)

2015/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capacity(RAG)

ReceptionPAN on existing siteonexisting 2217 Littleton Green Primary School G 420 60 2 *

*site appraisal not available at the time of publication

The proposed site within this school place planning area is located within the catchment of Littleton Green Primary School.

South Staffordshire Local Plan: Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley

The South Staffordshire Local Plan proposes a number of potential housing developments in the South Staffordshire District area, up to 2028.

Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley currently operate a two tier school system. For the purposes of planning pupil places, Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley have been divided into 2 school place planning areas at Primary school phase and 1 planning area at High school phase.

Proposed Local Plan developments are located within the following school place planning areas:

School Place Planning Area (Cluster) Local Plan Locality Site Area a. Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 1 Locality 3: Cheslyn Hay (Main Service Primary Schools Cluster Village) Locality 3: Great Wyrley (Main Service Village) b. Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 2 Locality 3: Featherstone (Local Service Primary Schools Cluster Village) Locality 3: Essington (Local Service Village) c. Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley High Locality 3: Cheslyn Hay (Main Service Schools Cluster Village) Locality 3: Great Wyrley (Main Service Village) Locality 3: Featherstone (Local Service Village) Locality 3: Essington (Local Service Village)

25 a) Proposed developments within the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 1 Primary School Place Planning Area

There are 6 proposed development sites that fall within the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 1 Primary School Place Planning Area.

Locality 3: Cheslyn Hay (Main Service Village) Cheslyn Hay minimum housing number of 107 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 122 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 118 Land east of Wolverhampton Road 48-60 119/445 Land off Saredon Road 169-211 Total dwellings: 107

Locality 3: Great Wyrley (Main Service Village) Great Wyrley minimum housing number of 56 dwellings. Safeguarded Land However, this number has potentially 2028 – 2038 increased to 87 61 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 139 Pool View, Churchbridge 100-125 141 154a Walsall Road 24-36 441 Land north of Hazel Lane 33-41 440/451 Land off Norton Lane/Love Lane 88-110 Total dwellings: 56 (87)

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 1 Primary School Place Planning Area there are 5 Primary Schools that serve the area.

Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 1 (Primary)

(FE)

2015/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capacity(RAG) ReceptionPAN Name siteonexisting

210 30 1 2342 Glenthorne Community Primary School G

412 60 2 2393 Cheslyn Hay Primary School G

315 45 1.5 2394 Landywood Primary School RI

428 60 2 2395 Moat Hall Primary School G

175 25 1 3485 St Thomas More Catholic Primary School G

There are 107 dwellings planned across Locality 3: Cheslyn Hay, projected to generate 3 pupils per year group.

The minimum 56 dwellings planned across Locality 3: Great Wyrley are projected to generate 2 additional pupils per year group, whilst the maximum 87 dwellings planned would yield 3 additional pupils per year.

This provides a total of minimum 163 dwellings and a maximum of 194 dwellings planned for the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 1 School Place Planning Area. This number of dwellings is likely to generate 5 pupils per year group if the minimum number of dwellings are built and 6 pupils per year group should the maximum number of dwellings be built.

Cheslyn Hay Primary School – Locality 3: Cheslyn Hay Sites 118 and 119/445 fall within the catchment of Cheslyn Hay Primary School.

The developments (107 dwellings) are expected to generate 3 pupils per year group, which is an additional 21 primary phase pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that Cheslyn Hay Primary School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Moat Hall Primary School – Locality 3: Great Wyrley Sites 139, 141, 441 and 440/451 all fall within the catchment area of Moat Hall Primary School, and are close to St Thomas More Catholic Primary School.

The developments (56 dwellings) are expected to generate 2 additional primary school phase pupils per year group if 56 dwellings are built, 3 additional primary school phase pupils per year group if 87 dwellings are built.

A desktop analysis suggests that Moat Hall Primary School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Landywood Primary School - Although there are no dwellings planned within the catchment of Landywood Primary School, it should be noted that the school has a RAG rating of GREEN rating for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Glenthorne Community Primary School - There are no dwellings planned within the catchment of Glenthorne Community Primary School, which has a RAG rating of AMBER for its potential to expand on its existing site.

St Thomas More Catholic Primary School – The school does not have a geographical catchment area; the school has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned, between a minimum of 163 dwellings and maximum of 195 dwellings, for this school place planning area indicates education contributions will be required to fund additional school places and mitigate the impact of developments on schools in this school place planning area. The desktop site capacity analysis suggests all schools in this area have the potential to expand, and at such time that planning applications are submitted projects will be determined.

29 b) Proposed developments within the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 2 Primary School Place Planning Area

There are 5 proposed development sites that fall within the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 2 Primary School Place Planning Area.

Locality 3: Essington (Local Service Village) Essington minimum housing number of 23 dwellings. Safeguarded Land However, this number has potentially been met* 2028 – 2038 19 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 153 Land South of Hobnock Road 244-305 157 Hill Street 5-9 Total dwellings: 23

Locality 3: Featherstone (Local Service Village) Featherstone minimum housing number of 40 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028/2038 34 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 167 Land to the rear of the Red, White and Blue 4-7 168 Brinsford Lodge 100-125 170/449 Land east of Brookhouse Lane 333-416 Total dwellings: 40

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 2 Primary School Place Planning Area there are 3 Primary Schools that serve the area.

Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 2 (Primary)

(FE)

2015/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capacity(RAG) ReceptionPAN Name siteonexisting

198 30 1 2011 Havergal CE Primary Academy /

210 30 1 2204 Featherstone Academy /

420 60 2 3145 St John's Primary Academy, Essington /

There are 23 dwellings planned across Locality 3: Essington, projected to generate 1 pupil per year group.

The 40 dwellings planned across Locality 3: Featherstone are projected to generate 1 pupil per year group.

This provides a total of 63 dwellings planned for the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley 2 School Place Planning Area. The number of dwellings is likely to generate 2 pupils per year group.

St John’s Primary Academy Essington – Locality 3: Essington Sites 153 and 157 both fall within the catchment area of St John’s Primary Academy Essington.

Featherstone Academy – Locality 3: Featherstone sites 167, 168 and 170/449 all fall within the catchment of Featherstone Academy.

The developments (40 dwellings) are expected to generate 1 pupil per year group, which is 8 primary school phase pupils in total.

A desktop analysis suggests that Featherstone Academy has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Havergal CE Primary School - Although there are no dwellings planned within the catchment of Havergal CE Primary School, it should be noted that the school has a RAG rating of AMBER for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new home planned (63 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates education contributions may be required for fund additional school places to accommodate the children generated by these developments. The desktop site capacity analysis suggests all school in the area have the potential to expand, and at such time that planning applications are submitted projects at those schools or others will be determined.

33 c) Proposed developments within the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley High Schools Place Planning Area

There are 11 proposed development sites that fall within the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley High Schools Place Planning Area.

119/445 Land off Saredon Road 169-211 Total dwellings: 107

Total dwellings: 40

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley High School Place Planning Area there are 2 High Schools that serve the area.

Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley High Schools

(FE)

PAN

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

2015/20165 Yr

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry capacity(RAG) Name siteonexisting

RI 1131 195 2 4079 Great Wyrley Performing Arts High School

Cheslyn Hay Sport and Community High O 1277 216 2.5 4140 School

The 107 dwellings planned across Locality 3: Cheslyn Hay are projected to generate 4 pupils per year group.

The 56 (87) dwellings planned across Locality 3: Great Wyrley are projected to generate 2 (3) pupils per year group.

The 23 dwellings planned across Locality 3: Essington - We have not undertaken any further analysis of the developments proposed in this school place planning area, as South Staffordshire Council have indicated that they are already meeting their housing requirements in this area.

The 40 dwellings planned across Locality 3: Featherstone are projected to generate 1 pupil per year group.

This provides a total of 226 (257) dwellings planned for the Cheslyn Hay and Great Wyrley High Schools Place Planning Area. This number if dwellings is likely to 7 (8) pupils per year group plus 3 pupils across 5 high school year groups.

Cheslyn Hay Sport and Community High School

1) Locality 3: Cheslyn Hay Sites 119/445 and 118 fall within the catchment area for Cheslyn Hay Sport and Community High School

This development is expected to generate 4 pupils per year group, a total of 20 additional high school phase pupils.

2) Locality 3: Essington Sites 153 and 157 fall within the catchment area for Cheslyn Hay Sport and Community High School

3) Locality 3: Featherstone Sites 167, 170/449 and 168 fall within the catchment area for Cheslyn Hay Sport and Community High School

These developments are expected to generate a total of 1 pupil per year group, or 6 additional high school phase pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that Cheslyn Hay Sport and Community High School has a RAG rating of RED for its potential to expand on its existing site. However, Great Wyrley Performing Arts High School is in close proximity to Cheslyn Hay Sport and Community High School and has a RAG rating of AMBER for its potential to expand on its existing site. At such time that planning applications are submitted projects at the school or other local schools will be determined.

Great Wyrley Performing Arts High School

Locality 3: Great Wyrley Sites 141, 139, 440/451 and 441 all fall within the catchment of Great Wyrley Performing Arts High School.

The developments (between minimum 56 dwellings and maximum 87 dwellings) are expected to generate 2 pupils per year group if the minimum number of dwellings are built, and 3 pupils per year group if the maximum number of dwellings are built, at high school phase.

A desktop analysis suggests that Great Wyrley Performing Arts High School has a RAG rating of AMBER for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Therefore, the number of new homes planned (minimum 226 dwellings and maximum 257 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates that education contributions may be required to fund additional school places, to mitigate the impact of the developments within the local area. The desktop site analysis suggests only 1 high school locally has the potential to expand on its existing site, therefore at such time that planning applications are submitted projects at local schools will be determined.

South Staffordshire Local Plan: Codsall and Perton

The South Staffordshire Local Plan proposes a number of potential housing developments in the South Staffordshire District area, up to 2028.

Codsall and Perton currently operates a three-tier school system. For the purposes of planning pupil places, Codsall and Perton have been divided into 2 school place planning areas at First/ Primary school phase, 1 planning area at Middle school phase and 1 planning area at High school phase.

Proposed Local Plan developments are located within the following school place planning areas:

School Place Planning Area (Cluster) Local Plan Locality Site Area a. Codsall First and Primary Schools Locality 4: Bilbrook (Main Service Village) Cluster Locality 4: Codsall (Main Service Village) b. Perton First Schools Cluster Locality 4: Perton (Main Service Village) Locality 4: Pattingham (Local Service Village) c. Codsall Middle School Cluster Locality 4: Bilbrook (Main Service Village) Locality 4: Codsall (Main Service Village) Locality 4: Perton (Main Service Village) Locality 4: Pattingham (Local Service Village) d. Codsall High School Cluster Locality 4: Bilbrook (Main Service Village) Locality 4: Codsall (Main Service Village) Locality 4: Perton (Main Service Village) Locality 4: Pattingham (Local Service Village)

39 a) Proposed developments within the Codsall First and Primary School Place Planning Area

There are 8 proposed development sites that fall within the Codsall First and Primary School Place Planning Area.

Locality 4: Bilbrook (Main Service Village) Bilbrook minimum housing number of 105 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 122 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 209 Lane Green Road 600-750 210 Land off Lane Green Avenue/Road 18-23 211 Land north of Manor House Park 97-122 213 Bilbrook House, Carter Avenue 10-15 443 Pendeford Mill Lane, Bilbrook 359-448 Total dwellings: 105

Locality 4: Codsall (Main Service Village) Codsall minimum housing number of 222 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 245 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 223 Land at Watery Lane, Codsall 152-190 228 Adult Training Centre, off Histons Hill, Codsall 15-23 406 land at Keepers Lane and Nine Acres Farm, 246-307 Codsall Total dwellings: 222

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Codsall First (and Primary) School Place Planning Area there are 3 First Schools and 1 Primary School that serve the area.

Codsall (First and Primary) Schools

e e

(FE)

2015/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capacity(RAG) ReceptionPAN Name sitonexisting

150 30 1 2195 Birches First School O

150 30 1 2368 Lane Green First School G

300 60 2 3044 St Nicholas CE (VC) First School, Codsall G

210 30 1 3483 St Christopher's Catholic Primary School G

The 105 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Bilbrook are projected to generate 3 pupils per year group.

The 222 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Codsall are projected to generate 7 pupils per year group.

This provides a total of 327 dwellings planned for the Codsall First and Primary School Place Planning Area. This number of dwellings is likely to generate 10 pupils per year group.

Birches First School – Locality 4: Bilbrook Site 210 and Locality 4: Codsall Site 406 fall within the catchment of Birches First School.

A desktop analysis suggests that Birches First School has a RAG rating of RED for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Lane Green First School – Locality 4: Bilbrook Sites 209, 211, 213 and 443 all fall within the catchment of Lane Green First School, and is close to St Christopher’s Catholic Primary School.

A desktop analysis suggests that Lane Green First School has a RAG rating of AMBER/ RED for its potential to expand on its existing site.

St Nicholas CE (VC) First School, Codsall – Locality 4: Codsall Sites 223 and 228 fall within the catchment of St Nicholas CE (VC) First School.

A desktop analysis suggests that St Nicholas CE (VC) First School has a RAG rating of AMBER for its potential to expand on its existing site.

St Christopher’s Catholic Primary School - Although the school does not have a catchment area, it should be noted that developments within Locality 4: Bilbrook, sites 209, 211, 213 and 443 and developments within Locality 4: Codsall, sites 223 and 228 are close to the school. However, St Christopher’s Catholic School has a RAG rating of RED for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned (327 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates education contributions will be required to fund additional school places at one or more schools to mitigate the impact of local developments. The desktop site capacity analysis suggests that two schools have the potential to expand on their existing sites, and at such time that planning applications are submitted projects at those schools or others will be determined.

Please note that a new school may be required in the long term to take into account the number of dwellings proposed over the duration of the local plan and the capacity of land and number of dwellings safeguarded thereafter, from 2028 to 2038. We understand from the information provided that there are large sites within the area that could accommodate a new primary school and we ask that land is safeguarded for this purpose.

43 b) Proposed developments within the Perton First School Place Planning Area.

There are four proposed development sites that fall within the Perton First School Place Planning Area.

Location 4: Perton (Main Service Village) Perton minimum housing number of 166 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 175 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 239 Land west of Wrottesley Park Road (south) 340-425 407 Land west of Wrottesley Park Road (north) 940-1175 Total dwellings: 166

Location 4: Pattingham (Local Service Village) Pattingham minimum housing number of 22 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 19 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 251 Hall End Farm 70-88 255 Clive Road/Moor Lane 47-59 Total dwellings: 22

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Perton First School Place Planning Area there are 3 First Schools that serve the area.

Perton First Schools

(FE)

2015/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capacity(RAG) ReceptionPAN Name siteonexisting

2 2372 Perton First School G 254 60

1.5 2387 Perton, Sandown First School O 225 45

1 3098 St Chad's CE (VC) First School, Pattingham RI 150 30

The 166 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Perton are projected to generate 5 pupils per year group.

The 22 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Pattingham are projected to generate 1 pupils per year group.

This provides a total of 188 dwellings planned for the Perton First School Place Planning Area. This number of dwellings is likely to generate 6 pupils per year group.

Perton First School – Locality 4: Perton Site 239 falls within the catchment of Perton First School.

A desktop analysis suggests that Perton First School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Perton Sandown First School - Locality 4: Perton Site 239 falls within the catchment of Perton Sandown First School.

A desktop analysis suggests that Perton Sandown First School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

St Chad’s CE (VC) First School - Locality 4: Perton Site 407 and Locality 4: Pattingham Sites 251 and 255 fall within the catchment of St Chad’s CE (VC) First School.

A desktop analysis suggests that St Chad’s CE (VC) First School has a RAG rating of RED for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned (188 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates education contributions will be required to fund additional school places at one or more schools in the school place planning area, to mitigate the impact of local developments. The desktop capacity analysis suggests 2 of the schools in the area have the potential to expand on their existing site, and at such time that planning applications are submitted projects at those schools or others will be determined.

47 c) Proposed developments within the Codsall Middle School Place Planning Area.

There are twelve proposed development sites that fall within the Codsall Middle School Place Planning Area.

Location 4: Perton (Main Service Village) Perton minimum housing number of 166 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 175 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 239 Land west of Wrottesley 340-425 Park Road (south) 407 Land west of Wrottesley 940-1175 Park Road (north) Total dwellings: 166

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Codsall Middle School Place Planning Area there are 3 Middle Schools that serve the area.

Codsall Middle Schools

5 5

(FE)

PAN

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

2015/2016Yr

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry capacity(RAG) Name siteonexisting

G 465 120 3.5 4133 Codsall Middle School

RI 480 120 3.5 4170 Perton Middle School

RI 288 50 1.5 4517 Bilbrook CE (VC) Middle School, Codsall

The 105 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Bilbrook are projected to generate 3 pupils per year group.

The 222 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Codsall are projected to generate 7 pupils per year group.

The 166 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Perton are projected to generate 5 pupils per year group.

The 22 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Pattingham are projected to generate 1 pupil per year group.

This provides a total of 515 dwellings planned for the Codsall Middle School Place Planning Area. This number of dwellings is likely to generate 16 pupils per year group.

Codsall Middle School and Bilbrook CE (VC) Middle School

1) Locality 4: Bilbrook Sites 209, 210, 211, 213 and 443 fall within the catchment of Codsall Middle School and Bilbrook CE (VC) Middle School.

2) Locality 4: Codsall Sites 223, 228 and 406 fall within the catchment of Codsall Middle School and Bilbrook CE (VC) Middle School.

3) Locality 4: Perton Sites 239 and 407 fall within the catchment of Codsall Middle School and Bilbrook CE (VC) Middle School.

4) Locality 4: Pattingham Sites 251 and 255 fall within the catchment of Codsall Middle School and Bilbrook CE (VC) Middle School.

Therefore, the developments within the Codsall Middle School and Bilbrook CE (VC) Middle School catchment area are expected to generate an additional 16 middle school phase pupils per year group.

A desktop analysis suggests that Codsall Middle School has a RAG rating of RED for its potential to expand on its existing site.

A desktop analysis suggests that Bilbrook CE (VC) Middle School has a RAG rating of AMBER for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Perton Middle School

Locality 4: Perton Sites 407 falls within the catchment of Perton Middle School.

A desktop analysis suggests that Perton Middle School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned (515 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates education contributions will be required to fund additional school places at one or more of the schools to mitigate the impact of the developments. The desktop site capacity analysis suggests 2 schools have the potential to expand on their existing site, and at such time that planning applications are submitted projects at these schools or others will be determined.

51 d) Proposed developments within the Codsall High School Place Planning Area.

There are twelve proposed development sites that fall within the Codsall Middle School Place Planning Area. Pupils attending Codsall High School are drawn from Codsall Middle School and Bilbrook CE (VC) Middle School.

Location 4: Perton (Main Service Village) Perton minimum housing number of 166 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 175 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 239 Land west of Wrottesley 340-425 Park Road (south) 407 Land west of Wrottesley 940-1175 Park Road (north) Total dwellings: 166

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Codsall High School Place Planning Area there is 1 High School that serves the area.

Codsall High School

(FE)

PAN

tential to tential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

2015/2016Yr7

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry capacity(RAG) Name siteonexisting

G 1090 250 3 4075 Codsall Community High School

The 105 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Bilbrook are projected to generate 3 pupils per year group.

The 222 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Codsall are projected to generate 7 pupils per year group.

The 166 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Perton are projected to generate 5 pupils per year group.

The 22 dwellings planned across Locality 4: Pattingham are projected to generate 1 pupil per year group.

This provides a total of 515 dwellings planned for the Codsall High School Place Planning Area. This number of dwellings is likely to generate 16 pupils per year group.

Codsall High School

1) Locality 4: Bilbrook Sites 209, 210, 211, 213 and 443 fall within the catchment of Codsall High School.

2) Locality 4: Codsall Sites 223, 228 and 406 fall within the catchment of Codsall Codsall High School.

3) Locality 4: Perton Sites 239 and 407 fall within the catchment of Codsall Codsall High School.

4) Locality 4: Pattingham Sites 251 and 255 fall within the catchment of Codsall Codsall High School.

Therefore, the developments within the Codsall High School catchment area are expected to generate an additional 16 high school phase pupils per year group.

A desktop analysis suggests that Codsall High School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned (515 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates education contributions may be required to fund additional places to mitigate the impact of the local developments. The desktop site capacity analysis suggests Codsall High School has the potential to expand, and at such time that planning applications are submitted projects at the school or others locally will be determined.

South Staffordshire Local Plan: Kinver and Wombourne

The South Staffordshire Local Plan proposes a number of potential housing developments in the South Staffordshire District area, up to 2028.

Kinver and Wombourne currently operate a two tier school system. For the purposes of planning pupil places, Kinver and Wombourne have been divided into 2 school place planning areas at Primary school phase and 1 planning area at High school phase.

Proposed Local Plan developments are located within the following school place planning areas:

School Place Planning Area (Cluster) Local Plan Locality Site Area a. Wombourne Primary Schools Cluster Locality 5: Swindon (Local Service Village) Locality 5: Wombourne (Main Service Village) b. Kinver First and Primary Schools Locality 5: Kinver (Main Service Village) Cluster c. Kinver and Wombourne High Schools Locality 5: Swindon (Local Service Village) Cluster Locality 5: Wombourne (Main Service Village) Locality 5: Kinver (Main Service Village)

56 a) Proposed developments within the Wombourne Primary School Place Planning Area

There are 7 proposed development sites that fall within the Wombourne Primary School Place Planning Area.

Locality 5: Wombourne (Main Service Village) Wombourne minimum housing number of 256 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 280 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 280 Land at the Bratch, Bratch Lane. Circa 70 281b Land off Ounsdale Road 21-32 283 Land off Bridgnorth Road 220-275 289 Brookside Hostel 42-63 302 Land East Beggars Bush Lane 58-73 416/461 Land off Orton Lane 132-165 Total dwellings: 256

Locality 5: Swindon (Local Service Village) Swindon minimum housing number of 23 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 19 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 313 Land off Himley Lane 40-50 Total dwellings: 23

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Wombourne Primary School Place Planning Area there are 5 Primary Schools that serve the area.

Wombourne Primary Schools

(FE)

2015/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capacity(RAG) ReceptionPAN Name siteonexisting 350 50 2 * 2396 Blakeley Heath Primary School RI

419 60 2 2397 Westfield Community Primary School G 99 15 0.5 3116 St John's CE (VC) Primary School, Swindon RI

St Bernadette's Catholic Primary School, 105 15 0.5 3481 Wombourne G St Benedict Biscop CE Primary School, 210 30 1 5203 Wombourne G *site appraisal not available at the time of publication

There are 256 dwellings planned across Locality 5: Wombourne, projected to generate 8 pupils per year group.

The 23 dwellings planned across Locality 5: Swindon are projected to generate 5 pupils across 7 primary school year groups.

This provides a total of 279 dwellings planned for the Wombourne Primary School Place Planning Area. This number of dwellings is likely to generate 8 pupils per year group plus 5 pupils across 7 primary school year groups.

Blakely Heath Primary School – Locality 5: Wombourne Sites 283 and 302 both fall within the catchment area of Blakely Heath Primary School.

The developments in Locality 5: Wombourne (256 dwellings) are expected to generate an estimated 8 pupils per year group, a total of 56 additional primary school phase pupils.

A desktop analysis has not been possible for this school site as information is not yet available.

Westfield Primary School – Locality 5: Wombourne Sites 289, 280, 281b, and 416/461 all fall within the catchment area of Westfield Primary School, and are close to St Bernadette’s Catholic Primary School.

The developments in Locality 5: Wombourne (256 dwellings) are expected to generate an estimated 8 pupils per year group, a total of 56 additional primary school phase pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that Westfield Primary School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site. An education contribution may be required to fund school expansion or any additional places at the school.

St Benedict Biscop CE Primary School – Locality 5: Wombourne Sites 289, 280, 281b, and 416/461 all fall within the catchment area of St Benedict Biscop CE Primary School.

The developments in Locality 5: Wombourne (256 dwellings) are expected to generate an estimated 8 pupils per year group, a total of 56 additional primary school phase pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that St Benedict Biscop CE Primary School has a RAG rating of RED for its potential to expand on its existing site.

St John’s CE (VC) Primary School, Swindon – Locality 3: Swindon site 313 falls within the catchment of St John’s CE (VC) Primary School, Swindon.

The development of 23 houses in Swindon is expected to generate 1 additional primary school pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that St John’s CE (VC) Primary School, Swindon has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

St Bernadette’s Catholic Primary School - Although St Bernadette’s Catholic Primary School, Wombourne does not have a geographical catchment area, the school is in close proximity to the Locality 5: Wombourne developments. Furthermore, the school has a GREEN rating for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned (279 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates education contributions will be required to fund additional school places at one or more schools to mitigate the impact of the developments. The desktop site capacity analysis suggests that 1 school has the capacity to expand on its existing site. A site appraisal on Blakely Heath Primary School will inform us whether the school has the capacity to expand on its existing site. At such time that planning applications are submitted projects at schools will be determined.

b) Proposed developments within the Kinver Infant, Junior and Primary School Place Planning Area

There are 2 proposed development sites that fall within the Kinver Primary School Place Planning Area.

Locality 5: Kinver (Main Service Village) Kinver minimum housing number of 91 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 96 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 270 Land off Hyde Lane (east) 48-60 274 a & b Land south of White Hill (a) 60-75 (b) 50-62 Total dwellings: 91

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Kinver Primary including Infants and Junior Schools, School Place Planning Area there are 3 Primary Schools, 1 Infants School, and 1 Junior School that serve the area.

Kinver Primary, Infants and Junior Schools

ty(RAG)

(FE)

2015/2016

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry

capaci ReceptionPAN Name siteonexisting 2 2223 Brindley Heath Junior School RI 240 0 2 2224 Foley Infant School G 180 60 1 * 2306 Bhylls Acre Primary School I 206 30 0.5 3118 All Saints CE (VC) Primary School, Trysull O 105 15 0.5 5202 Corbett CE (VA) Primary School, Bobbington O 88 14 *site appraisal not available at the time of publication

The 91 dwellings planned across Locality 5: Kinver are projected to generate 3 pupils per year group across the Kinver school place planning area.

Foley Infant School – Locality 5: Kinver Sites 270, 274a and 274b all fall within the catchment area of Foley Infant School.

A desktop analysis suggests that Foley Infant School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Brindley Heath Junior School - Locality 5: Kinver Sites 270, 274a and 274b all fall within the catchment area of Brindley Junior School.

A desktop analysis suggests that Brindley Heath Junior School has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Bhylls Acre Primary School – There are no dwellings planned within the catchment of Bhylls Acre Primary School. A site analysis has not yet been completed by our ENTRUST colleagues on the potential of this school to expand on its existing site.

All Saints CE (VC) Primary School, Trysull – Although there are no dwellings planned within the catchment of All Saints CE (VC) Primary School, it should be noted that the school has a RAG rating of RED for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Corbett CE (VA) Primary School, Bobbington – There are no dwellings planned within the catchment of Corbett CE (VA) Primary School, although it should be noted that the school has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

It should be noted that the two developments within this schools place planning area and the number of new homes (91 dwellings) planned are in close proximity to Foley Infant School and Brindley Heath Junior School.

Although desk top analysis suggests both schools can be expanded on their current sites, it is unlikely that we will need to expand these or other schools in this school place planning area to mitigate the impact of these developments.

c) Proposed developments within the Kinver and Wombourne High School Place Planning Area

There are 9 proposed development sites that fall within the Kinver and Wombourne High Schools Place Planning Area.

Locality 5: Wombourne (Main Service Village) Wombourne minimum housing number of 256 dwellings Safeguarded Land 2028 – 2038 280 dwellings Site Ref Site Name Capacity 280 Land at the Bratch, Bratch Circa 70 Lane. 281b Land off Ounsdale Road 21-32 283 Land off Bridgnorth Road 220-275 289 Brookside Hostel 42-63 302 Land East Beggars Bush Lane 58-73 416/461 Land off Orton Lane 132-165 Total dwellings: 256

The table below provides information on each school including the potential for expansion on the current school site in the form of a RAG rating.

Within the Kinver and Wombourne High School Place Planning Area there are 2 High Schools that serve the area.

65 analysis of the school sites has provided a RAG indication on the capacity to expand individual schools.

Kinver and Wombourne High Schools

(FE)

PAN

Potential to

DFE Number DFE Net Capacity

2015/2016Yr5

Ofsted Rating*

expandschool

Forms of Entry capacity(RAG) Name siteonexisting

674 120 1.5 4009 Kinver High School and Sixth Form /

1114 192 2 4010 Ounsdale High School /

There are 256 dwellings planned across Locality 5: Wombourne, projected to generate 8 pupils per year group.

The 23 dwellings planned across Locality 5: Swindon are projected to generate 3 pupils across 5 high school year groups.

The 91 dwellings planned across Locality 5: Kinver are projected to generate 3 pupils per year group.

This provides a total of 370 dwellings planned for the Kinver and Wombourne High School Place Planning Area. This number of dwellings is likely to generate 11 pupils per year group plus 3 pupils across 5 high school year groups.

Kinver High School and Sixth Form

1) Locality 5: Swindon site 313 falls within the catchment area of Kinver High School and Sixth Form

The developments (23 dwellings) in Swindon are expected to generate 1 additional pupil per year group at high school phase and 1 additional sixth form pupil.

2) Locality 5: Kinver sites 270, 274a and 274b fall within the catchment are of Kinver High School and Sixth Form.

The developments (91 dwellings) in Kinver are expected to generate 3 pupils per year, a total of 14 additional high school phase pupils and 3 additional sixth form pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that Kinver High School and Sixth Form has a RAG rating of GREEN for its potential to expand on its existing site.

Ounsdale High School – Locality 5: Wombourne Sites 280, 281b, 283, 289, 302 and 416/461 all fall within the Ounsdale High School catchment area.

These developments are expected to generate 8 pupils per year group, a total of 40 additional high school phase pupils.

A desktop analysis suggests that Ounsdale High School has a RAG rating of AMBER for its potential to expand on its existing site.

The number of new homes planned (370 dwellings) for this school place planning area indicates education contributions will be required to fund additional school places at one or both high schools to mitigate the impact of the developments in this area.

The desktop site capacity analysis suggests that both Kinver High School and Ounsdale High School have the capacity to expand on their existing site. At such time that planning applications are submitted projects at either or both schools will be determined.