Workers at cash crisis school face redundancy

Redundancies could be made among staff at Llanfyllin High School as governors seek to solve a cash crisis, members of the town council have heard. Redundancies could be made among staff at Llanfyllin High School as governors seek to solve a cash crisis, members of the town council have heard. Governors believe cutting staff may be the only way to meet a huge budget deficit, but the headteacher today said the school had only received an indicative budget and the situation was constantly changing. He said there was a funding difficulty but said he was hopeful the problems could be sorted without any forced redundancies. Read the full story in today's Shropshire Star

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Governors believe cutting staff may be the only way to meet a huge budget deficit, but the headteacher today said the school had only received an indicative budget and the situation was constantly changing.

He said there was a funding difficulty but said he was hopeful the problems could be sorted without any forced redundancies.

Llanfyllin county councillor Peter Lewis told Wednesday night's meeting he had attended a four-hour governors' meeting on Tuesday.