Preston is in line for three new schools within the next three years in an attempt to address the growing demand for pupil places in the city.
and the other north of Hoyles Lane – and a centrally-located secondary to the east of Sandy Lane.
However, the exact locations of each of the establishments will not be known until much later in the process of formulating the plans, which is expected to take another year. It is hoped that the schools themselves will open in September 2025 - and a public consultation could begin early next year. Bartle Meadows, one of many new developments in Preston which have created demand for new schools to the north of Preston
The other primary school will be for the Goosnargh and Grimsargh, and Longridge areas. Here, it has also been identified that additional places are required from 2023, which can be provided through existing school expansion before the new facility arrives two years later. "It is crucial we give people the opportunity to share their views and the proposals will go out to public consultation if they are approved.
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