HORSAs run their course - Junior School News
At today's Budget Setting special meeting of the Council, it was agreed that Capital Funds for the year 2002/3 would be used to replace the HORSA (Home Office, Raising School Age) and mobile buildings at Driffield Junior School.
Cllrs Fraser, Temple and Owen welcomed the news, "We have been campaigning since our election to replace these outdated classrooms - this capital budget is a real boost for Driffield Schools."
Watch this space for further news on the revenue budget.
13 February 2002
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