§ 12. Mr. Haymanasked the Minister of Education when she expects to be able to give a decision on the application for controlled status for Penryn Voluntary Church of England School, Cornwall.
§ Miss HorsbrughThe controlled status Order for Penryn Primary School was made on 16th March. I am sorry that it was delayed.
§ Mr. HaymanWhile thanking the Minister for that statement, may I ask her to bear in mind that the two county primary schools in Penryn, of which this school is one, are in a deplorable state, and will she consider sympathetically any proposals for a new school or a new status for the school?
§ Miss HorsbrughThat, of course, is a completely different question. Perhaps the hon. Gentleman will put it down.
§ 13. Mr. Haymanasked the Minister of Education when she expects the canteen servery for Penryn Voluntary Church of England School, Cornwall, to be ready for use.
§ Miss HorsbrughAt the beginning of the summer term.
§ Mr. HaymanWill the right hon. Lady remember that I received from the Parliamentary Secretary 10 weeks ago a promise that the servery would probably be ready by the middle of March?
§ Miss HorsbrughThe final approval for the building of the servery was given in August, 1952.