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There is a chance Nicky Morgan will be supportive of the secondary school and we won't need a petition. Might be an idea to wait and see what she says.

Londonmix it's a good idea. I think it's possible to set up an epetition via survey monkey or something similar. I could raise this at the next steering group meeting if you'd like our involvement.

We will write to the new Minister making the case for a secondary school on the site as a clear local priority. Letter will be posted here as soon as ready.

In Texas that intention was made clear on Thursday night.

Bawdy nan - realised that your question hasn't been answered here. Sorry. The proposed new secondary school will be six-form entry. The school will be modelled on the Hatcham College school but won't have a music scholarship. There is also scope to do admissions differently in response to community feedback. If you want a feedback form to fill out and submit to Habs please send a PM.

We are working on this Becca. Watch this space.

Suggest as many of you as possible contact your ward Councillor; Peter John (leader of Southwark Council) and Tessa Jowell / Harriet Harman to say that you support the secondary school campaign and do not support a Harris Nunhead Primary on the Dulwich Hospital site. The Parent Steering Group will do the same. We are trying to dig out figures to back this up. Will post them here when we have them. If you follow us on twitter @NewSchDulwich and on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NewSchDulwich it helps to swell our campaign numbers and demonstrate local demand. As will registering your support for your chosen provider for the proposed new secondary school if you haven't done so already.

Letter from Michael Gove to Tessa Jowell: http://tessajowell.net/uploads/75682827-96a8-1334-592c-2fefd3813708.pdf While Southwark as a whole may need more primary places our locality has a far more pressing need for a secondary school, as last night's meeting clearly showed.

If anybody didn't hand in their feedback form or their form registering support last night, please could you post it to: Hatcham East Dulwich School Project, Haberdashers' Aske's Federation, Pepys Road, London SE14 5SF Or you can email HatchamED@haaf.org.uk If anybody would like their forms in an electronic format please send a PM. Thanks!

Thanks for this banaome, you've summarised well on the admissions front. What may not have been clear last night is that it is possible to set up a nodal point or points from which to measure distance. These nodal admissions points would mean people living in the 'black hole' areas would be in catchment. The parent steering group will push on this if it's what the community wants. Please put it on your feedback forms if you think it's important.

The Guardian have today run a piece on our campaign and its many complexities! Scroll down ... http://www.theguardian.com/education/2014/jun/24/was-academy-chain-warned-multi-inspection

We will aim to post a bullet point summary of what was discussed at the meeting, for those who can't be there. Remember that if you have registered your support on the Haberdashers web site you will get email updates too.

Hi all Great news - we have 200 people registered to attend Thursday's meeting. This means the hall is at full capacity. Habs will consider a second meeting later in the year if people who can't make this one would appreciate that. Please email HatchamED@haaf.org.uk if you would be interested and we will see what we can do. Thanks for this overwhelming support and we will see you on Thursday.

As of this afternoon 150 people have registered to attend Thursday's meeting. The cr?che is also nearly full. If you haven't registered but would like to come, please do register to avoid missing out. Looking forward to meeting you all and hearing your views.

No problem bawdynan. If anyone else can't make it feel free to post your question here or as a PM.

Hi bonaome, glad to hear you will be coming along. Please could you register on the link given above or send an email to HatchamED@haaf.org.uk to say you're coming. Let us know if you need a place in the cr?che. Thanks.hopefully kristy and others have done this too. Helps us know how many to cater for.

Pleased to hear that kristy and look forward to meeting you on the 10th.

Yes!

We certainly are Kristy. Please pm me if you haven't had a leaflet through the door by Sunday evening.

The parent steering group for the local campaign for a new secondary school for East Dulwich would like to thank all its supporters, followers and friends and invite them to come along to Haberdashers' Aske's Consultation Meeting for parents and carers 7pm on July 10th at Goose Green Primary School, Tintagel Crescent SE22 8HG Please reserve your place using the form at this link: www.haaf.org.uk/ED-IM or using this email address: HatchamED@haaf.org.uk At the meeting will be representatives and senior staff from Haberdashers' Askes, Southwark Council's Cabinet and local Ward Councillors. This is another opportunity for parents and carers to have a say about the local need for a secondary school and to let Haberdashers' Aske's know your views on admission policies and other issues that can help shape the proposed new school. The consultation meeting will be led by Haberdashers' Aske's Federation and provide more information about the exciting proposals for a new school for East Dulwich. Afterwards from 8pm all are welcome to stay and join the speakers and the steering group for tea and coffee and a chat with other parents to ask additional questions and find out even more about the campaign for the proposed site of a secondary school on the Dulwich Hospital site. We are pleased to offer a cr?che service (reception age upwards) provided by the Goose Green After School Club so no one need miss out on this chance to come along, so please do register if you need places in the cr?che www.haaf.org.uk/ED-IM Once again thank you for all the support throughout the campaign so far. Follow us on Twitter @NewSchDulwich Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/NewSchDulwich

The parent steering group for the local campaign for a new secondary school for East Dulwich would like to thank all its supporters, followers and friends and invite them to come along to Haberdashers' Aske's Consultation Meeting for parents and carers 7pm on July 10th at Goose Green Primary School, Tintagel Crescent SE22 8HG Please reserve your place using the form at this link: www.haaf.org.uk/ED-IM or using this email address: HatchamED@haaf.org.uk At the meeting will be representatives and senior staff from Haberdashers' Askes, Southwark Council's Cabinet and local Ward Councillors. This is another opportunity for parents and carers to have a say about the local need for a secondary school and to let Haberdashers' Aske's know your views on admission policies and other issues that can help shape the proposed new school. The consultation meeting will be led by Haberdashers' Aske's Federation and provide more information about the exciting proposals for a new school for East Dulwich. Afterwards from 8pm all are welcome to stay and join the speakers and the steering group for tea and coffee and a chat with other parents to ask additional questions and find out even more about the campaign for the proposed site of a secondary school on the Dulwich Hospital site. We are pleased to offer a cr?che service (reception age upwards) provided by the Goose Green After School Club so no one need miss out on this chance to come along, so please do register if you need places in the cr?che www.haaf.org.uk/ED-IM Once again thank you for all the support throughout the campaign so far. Follow us on Twitter @NewSchDulwich Like us on Facebook www.facebook.com/NewSchDulwich