Councillor Felicia Johnston
Councillor Felicia Johnston highlighted falling school rolls, a key concern for Southwark Council's scrutiny commission.
In July 2026, Councillor Felicia Johnston highlighted falling school rolls as a significant concern for Southwark, referencing the closures of Mary Magdalene and Charlotte Sharman primary schools. She noted that the previous year saw the lowest number of school applications received in the borough, underscoring the need to monitor the situation closely.
Her input contributed to the Education and Local Economy Scrutiny Commission identifying falling school rolls as a key topic for its 2026-27 work programme. The commission is now considering the issue as part of its future work.
Key facts
- Councillor Felicia Johnston highlighted falling school rolls in Southwark in July 2026. Source
- She referenced the closures of Mary Magdalene and Charlotte Sharman primary schools. Source
- She noted the previous year had the lowest number of school applications in Southwark. Source
- Falling school rolls are a key topic for the Education and Local Economy Scrutiny Commission's 2026-27 work programme. Source
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