Issue details

Children’s Services, Education and Skills (CSES) Capital Programme

Purpose of Report: This paper will provide information about the CSES Capital Programme for 2015/16. It will contain details of the Basic Need programme for 2015-16 and the future place planning pressures through to 2020 which will direct the need to commission further additional school places. The paper will also outline the existing pressures with the Capital Maintenance programme and consider options for requesting the Executive to approve the use of Basic Need to address these pressures.

Members are asked to consider and approve:
(1) the plans for the use of Basic Need to add additional school places in 2015/16
(2) the proposed use of Basic Need capital to fund capital maintenance schools to 2018/19

This item has been withdrawn because it will be covered in the capital monitor due to be considered at Executive on 11 February 2016.

 

Decision type: Key

Reason Key: Cabinet Decision - a 'Key Issue' - decision leading to savings or expenditure of £500,000 or above;

Decision status: Withdrawn

Wards affected: (All Wards);

Notice of proposed decision first published: 12/10/2015

Decision due: 28/01/16 by Executive

Lead member: Executive Member for Education, Children and Young People

Lead director: Corporate Director of Children, Education and Communities

Department: Directorate of Children, Education and Communities

Contact: Mike Barugh, Principal Accountant 01904 554573 Email: mike.barugh@york.gov.uk, Mark Ellis Email: mark.ellis@york.gov.uk, Maxine Squire, Assistant Director of Education Email: maxine.squire@york.gov.uk Tel: 01904 553007, Jake Wood, Policy Officer Email: jake.wood@york.gov.uk.

Consultation process

The place planning team have attended school cluster meetings to share information about place planning pressures and to consult on options to address these. School Place Planning is a standing item on the agenda of meetings of the York Learning partnership Board which provides an opportunity to consult with headteachers, the Principal of York College and representatives of early years settings. The planning process for each building scheme will involve full public consultation. The capital asset board have been consulted and their advice sort on the development of these reports. Ward member briefings are planned to ensure that elected members have been briefed on the place planning pressures in their wards

Consultees:
Elected members
Headteachers, college principals and early years providers
Members of the public through the planning process


Making Representations: Contact report author

Documents

  • Children’s Services, Education and Skills Capital Programme  

 

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