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By Adam Morton
Mid Ulster District Council has been urged to support the campaign after the Education Authority put forward a proposal to shut down the St Mary’s Primary School in Fivemiletown.
Speaking at a meeting of Mid Ulster District Council last week, Councillor Sean McGuigan called on the local authority to support the school which he said plays an important role as a community hub.
On October 19, the Education Authority wrote to the school’s board of governors and trustees advising it has received a request from the Council for Catholic Controlled Maintained School (CCMS) to “discontinue” the school with effect from August 31, 2023 “or as soon as possible thereafter”.
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