School named after popular former MP Mo Mowlam now fully open for children
Extra places at the school will mean more children with special educational needs or disabilities can be educated closer to home
08:00, 9 MAR 2021
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Councillor Alison Barnes, Cabinet Member for Children at R&CBC, Anthony Potts of Department for Education, Mark Gardham, Regional Director at Tilbury Douglas Construction, Elizabeth Horne, CE at Horizons Trust and Maurice Jones, Chair of Horizons A NEW school has opened for children from right across the borough on the day pupils return to school across the region. The Mo Mowlam Academy, which has specialist provision for children, has been built in Redcar opposite Redcar and Cleveland College on Corporation Road and means that more children will be educated closer to home. Previously, more than 30 children in the borough with specialist needs had to be educated elsewhere.
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Councillor Alison Barnes, Cabinet Member for Children at R&CBC, Anthony Potts of Department for Education, Mark Gardham, Regional Director at Tilbury Douglas Construction, Elizabeth Horne, CE at Horizons Trust and Maurice Jones, Chair of Horizons A NEW school has opened for children from right across the borough on the day pupils return to school across the region. The Mo Mowlam Academy, which has specialist provision for children, has been built in Redcar opposite Redcar and Cleveland College on Corporation Road and means that more children will be educated closer to home. Previously, more than 30 children in the borough with specialist needs had to be educated elsewhere.