Parents of devastated kids considering legal action after school announces sudden closure
Parents of devastated kids at a private school in Trafford say they are considering legal action in a bid to stop it from closing.
It was historically part of the neighbouring Loreto Grammar School but in 1972 moved to its current site on Dunham Road and became established as a separate school with its own governing body. It is run under the trusteeship of the Loreto Sisters. "Because Loreto is such a caring and sensitive environment, many parents have their daughters there because they are worried they wouldn’t survive in a normal mainstream school, or have to go into a special education-only environment.
"They absolutely love the school and their teachers. We were shocked and deeply saddened by the news received last week. We haven’t looked around other schools but nowhere else compares, the teaching staff are incredible and it's such a kind, warm and caring environment. “In so doing, our intention is solely driven by a strong wish to preserve a beautiful example of Catholic education which has served Manchester for so many years and needs to continue to do so for many more.
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