A hike in demand for secondary school places in Liverpool could continue for five years, report says.
A "surge" in demand for secondary school places across a city could continue for another five years, a council report has said.
Liverpool City Council only controls three of the city's 29 secondary schools and has no powers to make free schools, academies or voluntary-aided schools expand to meet demand, a report said.A new free school - due to open last September - which "would have provided much needed capacity" was pushed back to 2024, a report said.
Officials said any additional places expected from the new free school in 2026 could not be taken into account and the council "must consider alternatives until the opening of the school is guaranteed".
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