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Parents can now apply for places at secondary school for the academic year 2019-2020, and it is intended that the admissions form for The Swan

The Oxford Mail is today running a story about the impact of the decision by Oxford city councillors not to give planning permission to The

  Sadly, The Swan School in Marston was this week denied planning permission by Oxford City Council, but parents can still apply for a place

City council planning officers are supporting the application to build The Swan School in Marston, it can now be revealed. Their recommendation that the school be

Kay Wood, the first head of The Swan School, has been writing in The Oxford Times this week. She wrote the Educating Oxfordshire column for

City councillors will meet on Wednesday 5th September to discuss the application to build The Swan School on land in Marston. The meeting of the

Kay Wood, who was this week announced as the first head of The Swan School, is interviewed today in the Oxford Mail. Kay has been

The Swan School was the subject of a report on local TV news tonight, with River Learning Trust chief executive Paul James appearing in front

The River Learning Trust has appointed the first headteacher of The Swan School. Kay Wood will be the new head of the proposed secondary free

Oxfordshire County Council has supported the planning application to build The Swan School at the Harlow Centre site in Marston, it has emerged today. The

As promised, here is Paul James’s Educating Oxfordshire column from this week’s edition of The Oxford Times… At the River Learning Trust group of five

Paul James, the chief executive of the River Learning Trust, is writing again this week in The Oxford Times. His Educating Oxfordshire column makes mention

The River Learning Trust yesterday held a second primary school information event for prospective parents and pupils of The Swan School. St Barnabas in Jericho

The River Learning Trust has this week held the first in a series of information events for The Swan School’s prospective parents and pupils. On

As promised, here is what Paul James has written in The Oxford Times Education Yearbook this week. The article is across three pages and the

Paul James, the chief executive of the River Learning Trust, is talking about The Swan School in The Oxford Times Education Yearbook, which is available

BBC Radio Oxford has today reported on the shortage of secondary school places in Oxford and the plan to address the issue by creating The Swan

To give parents the chance to talk to us directly about The Swan School we have organised events at six primary schools in the coming

We know that the planning application for The Swan School that has recently been submitted to Oxford City Council is very large and perhaps not easy

We have reached another milestone in our journey today, as The Swan School has started advertising for the position of headteacher. It follows the submission

The plans for The Swan School are now available to view on Oxford City Council’s website, meaning you can comment on the application. Click here