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SCHOOLS: Community backs co-operative plan

Plans to create the UK's first co-operative school will go to their final stage after receiving backing from the community.

Shirley Rainbow, head teacher at Lowick Church of England School in Cumbria, said locals had given "widespread and whole-hearted support to the proposals" during celebrations last weekend to mark the school's foundation in February 1856.

The school will shut in July if the co-operative plans are not approved.

The formal proposal will now go to the School Organisation Committee for Cumbria, which is expected to take a decision on the school's future by May.

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