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School shortage

There's a shortage of housing in the UK so the building of almost 50,000 new homes in the English county of Cornwall should be good news. But teachers are warning there aren't enough school places for all the new children. Find out more in News Report.

Some head teachers in the English county of Cornwall are warning planned new housing could bring too many new children into the area. This, they claim, will put too much strain on already overcrowded classrooms.

Cornwall Council is deciding where to invest £32m of government money for new school places over the next two years.

According to local government plans, over 47,000 new homes will be built in Cornwall by 2030. Head teachers are worried that local schools will not have enough resources to accommodate the children of the new families.

Connor Downs Primary School, near Hayle, is already very full: it has capacity for 175 pupils – but 178 are currently attending, with seven classes in six classrooms.

The head teacher Susan Costello said she was "constantly having to turn people away".

Rosemellin Primary School, in Camborne, also said it was nearly full and it was facing three new housing developments nearby, with no prospect of money to allow it to extend.

Head teacher Jonathan Peek said: "There are plans for 500 houses, and we believe when all the houses are developed it will mean about 150 children."

Cornwall Council said it hoped to have the details on where the latest cash would be spent by the end of February 2015.

Vocabulary

head teacher
the teacher who is in charge of a school

county
an area of a country (the UK is divided into 86 counties)

to claim
to say that something is true

strain
stress or pressure

overcrowded
containing too many people

capacity
enough space

to turn people away
not to allow people to enter

prospect
possibility of something happening in the future

cash
money