Les Quennevais school in desperate need of new site
Les Quennevais School in Jersey has been described as small and cramped.
A new £40 million project will see it moved to a new site, but the right places needs to be found.
Les Quennevais School in Jersey has been described as small and cramped.
A new £40 million project will see it moved to a new site, but the right places needs to be found.
Deputy Montfort Tadier has expressed his support for plans to move Les Quennevais School in Jersey to a new site.
A new school is "long overdue" he says, describing it as "inadequate and vastly undersized."
As a former pupil and long-standing political representative for the area, he believes it is vital to make sure the move is the correct one.
One possible location is on the corner of Les Quennevais sports field; Deputy Tadier says a balance must be struck to mitigate any loss of green fields.
He advises moving the Parish Hall to the current site and also having some housing there with open green spaces, allotments and shared community facilities.
The weekend event coincides with International Pride Month and the 51st anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
The scheme has been backed by the island's Lieutenant-Governor, and is the first of its kind in the Channel Islands.
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