A Jewish secondary school has decided to retain its feeder school system for an extra year, after carrying out a consultation with parents.
JCoSS, in north London, will retain the system for 2017 – albeit with reduced numbers of guaranteed places, it revealed on Monday.
Initially, the school proposed to drop Akiva Primary, Clore Tikva and Clore Shalom as feeder schools from September 2017. But following a six-week consultation process, governors decided instead to decrease the numbers guaranteed for each school.
From September 2017, Akiva and Clore Tikva will both be offered 10 guaranteed places, while Clore Shalom will receive five.
