Blow for schools missing out on share of £22m nursery funding
Five Black Country schools have missed out on crucial Government funding for new nursery places.
Not a single school across Wolverhampton which applied for a share of a £22 million funding pot was successful.
The snub has dealt a blow to city schools and left education bosses searching for alternative funding opportunities.
The schools that missed out were Lanesfield Primary, Springdale Primary, St Andrew's CoE Primary, St Michael's CoE Primary and Warstones Primary.
Lanesfield and Springdale were planning refurbishments, while the other three were hoping for cash to help fund new-build projects.
