Catchment change boost for Whitehawk on the cards ...Middle East

A catchment area change could mean that dozens more children from Whitehawk go to secondary school at Varndean and Dorothy Stringer instead of Longhill. And a similar number of children from Kemp Town would be more likely to be allocated a place at Longhill rather than Stringer or Varndean. Other changes would give more children […]

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