Cork Education and Training Board seeks patronage for new school set for Ballincollig
The CETB are aiming for high quality standards of education provision with inclusivity at its core
The Government-funded Cork Education and Training Board is seeking patronage of the new primary school earmarked for Ballincollig next year.
CETB hope to create a multi-denominational Community National School with high quality standards of education provision and inclusivity at its core.
They're calling on parents, guardians and stakeholders in the area to support their bid by completing an 'Expression of Interest' form before January 6th.
Last week Educate Together announced it's intention of also applying for patronage for the new primary school
The decision on patronage is expected to be made in the New Year and the new primary school is due to open in 2017.
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