MANCHESTER NEWS
Parents warned that further cuts could alter school's future character

A LETTER sent to parents of Manchester King David Schools’ pupils this week warned that government funding is “insufficient” to carry on delivering its “high standard of education”.

It came after Steven Wiseglass, chairman of governors at KD Primary School, and KD High School governors’ chairman Stephen Elias, wrote to parents last week, urging them to attend an emergency meeting on Tuesday.

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