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You've got until 27 November to let us know your views on our plans tor reduce the total number of school places across the city starting in September 2022.

The nursery class now only has seven children attending. There isn’t enough money to cover costs, and this is putting a big strain on the school’s budget.

Volunteering and getting involved can really help young people feel more confident, develop new skills and gain a greater sense of belonging.

Under the proposal the council would work in partnership with the Brighton & Hove Educators of Colour Collective (BHECC), which was formed in the summer.

By September 2022 there are predicted to be around 19% surplus places city-wide. This could lead to some schools facing serious financial problems.

We’re looking for babies born in the city during the lockdown who have not yet been legally registered. It’s quick and easy to register a birth at Brighton & Hove register office. You can make an appointment with the register office online or by phone. 

We're looking to address concerns about a potentially large surplus in school places in years to come, which could lead to some schools facing financial problems.

It's important for children to be back in the classroom. It’s not just about learning - it's also about their mental health and wellbeing.

“Our young people all deserve results that are a true reflection of their abilities and the work they have put in."

The council has worked closely with local disabilities charity Amaze, the city’s Parent and Carer Council (PaCC) and local activity providers to offer a range of activities.