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Parents urge council not to shut Scotland's smallest secondary
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The potential closure of Dalry Secondary is likely to have significant implications for the local community, particularly in rural areas where access to education can be limited. Small schools like Dalry Secondary often play a vital role in providing education and social opportunities for children in remote locations. The decision to close such a school can be contentious, as it may require pupils to travel longer distances to attend alternative schools.
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Parents urge council not to shut Scotland's smallest secondary
The local authority is deciding the fate of Dalry Secondary which will have just eight pupils by August.
30 Jun, 05:20
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