Venue: Committee Room 2, Shire Hall
Contact: Deb Moseley - Democratic Services Team Leader Amy Bridgewater-Carnall - Senior Democratic Services Officer
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General Additional documents: |
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Apologies Additional documents: |
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Disclosures of Pecuniary and Non-Pecuniary Interests Additional documents: |
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Minutes of the Previous Meeting PDF 88 KB To approve the minutes of the meeting held on 11 April 2024. Additional documents: Decision: The minutes of the meeting of Cabinet held on 11 April 2024 were agreed as an accurate record.
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Public Speaking To note any requests to speak on any items that are on the agenda in accordance with the Council’s Public Speaking Scheme (see footnote to this agenda). Additional documents: |
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Additions to the Education Capital Programme 2024/2025 PDF 190 KB To consider the addition of education capital projects and funding to the capital programme.
Cabinet Portfolio Holder - Councillor Kam Kaur Additional documents:
Decision: That Cabinet
1. Approves the proposals relating to Lighthorne Heath Primary School as follows:
a. Relocate the school to a new school site and increase the capacity from 91 places to 420 places (two form entry) b. Establish specialist resourced provision for up 14 learners with SEND; c. Recommends to Council the addition of £16.467m to the capital programme to deliver the scheme at Lighthorne Heath Primary School which will be funded from developer contributions, the School Condition Allowance and the Department for Education (DfE) Basic Need Grant;
2. Approves the proposals relating to Shottery St Andrew’s CofE Primary School as follows:
a. Relocate the school to a new school site and increase the capacity from 105 places to 420 places (two form entry); b. Establish specialist resourced provision for up 8 learners with SEND. c. Recommends to Council the addition of £15.573m to the capital programme to deliver the scheme at Shottery St Andrews CofE Primary School which will be funded from developer contributions, the School Condition Allowance, an education capital receipt and the DfE Basic Need Grant;
3. Recommends to Council the addition of £5.347m to the capital programme to deliver the scheme at Myton Gardens Primary School. This will be funded by developer contributions and the DfE Basic Need Grant.
4. Approves the addition to the capital programme of £1.500 million to deliver the scheme at Stratford upon Avon School and £0.310 million to deliver the scheme at The George Eliot Academy. Both schemes will be funded by developer contributions.
5. Approves £0.600 million for the delivery of the disability and access block header and £0.163 million to deliver the scheme at the Coleshill Learning Pod. Both schemes will be funded be funded from the High Needs Capital Grant.
6. Approves the addition to the capital programme of £0.400 million to deliver the safeguarding and security block header, to be funded from the School Condition Allocation.
7. Subject to Council’s agreement to the required additions to the Capital Programme, the Executive Director for Children and Young People is authorised, in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Finance and Property, to invite tenders and enter into the appropriate contracts or (where the scheme is school led) to make the necessary funding arrangements for these schemes on terms and conditions considered acceptable to the Executive Director for Resources.
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Establishment of Specialist Resourced Provision PDF 125 KB A paper seeking approval of the establishment of specialist resourced provisions at primary/secondary schools in Warwickshire and associated additions to the capital programme.
Cabinet Portfolio Holder – Councillor Kam Kaur Additional documents:
Decision: That Cabinet:
1. Approves the establishment of specialist resourced provision and approves the following addition to the capital programme to deliver the prescribed alterations required:
a. For Park Hill Junior School, Kenilworth an addition of £0.113 million to the capital programme to be funded from the Special Provision Fund; b. For St Paul’s CofE Primary School, Nuneaton, an addition of £0.013 million to the capital programme to be funded from Developer contributions;
2. Approves the establishment of specialist resourced provision at Briar Hill Infant School, Leamington Spa at no additional cost to the Council;
3. Supports the establishment of specialist resourced provision at Nicholas Chamberlaine School, Bedworth and in order to deliver the alterations required approves an addition to the capital programme of £0.090 million to deliver the scheme at Nicholas Chamberlains School, Bedworth. This will be funded from the High Needs Capital Grant and to be drawn down subject to the Department for Education approval of the required change application; and
4. Authorises, the Executive Director for Children and Young People, in consultation with the Portfolio Holder for Finance and Property and the Portfolio Holder for Education, to invite tenders and enter into the appropriate contracts on terms and conditions considered acceptable to the Executive Director for Resources.
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SEND Delivering Better Value Programme PDF 129 KB A paper seeking endorsement of the four projects proposed in the SEND Delivering Better Value Programme.
Cabinet Portfolio Holder – Councillor Kam Kaur Additional documents: Decision: That Cabinet:
1. Endorses the four projects proposed in the SEND Delivering Better Value Programme;
2. Agrees that the projects and approaches arising from the Delivering Better Value Programme work and set out within the report, should supersede proposals put forward in December 2022 on the local SEND Offer.
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Warwickshire Bus Service Improvement Plan (BSIP) Plus Funding for 2024-25 PDF 167 KB A report seeking approval of a programme of revenue-funded measures aligned to the Warwickshire Bus Service Improvement Plan in 2024-25.
Cabinet Portfolio Holder – Councillor Jan Matecki Additional documents:
Decision: That Cabinet
1. Approves a two-year programme (2024-25 to 2025-26) of revenue funded measures as set out in Appendix C to the report at a total cost of £5.466million aligned to the Warwickshire BSIP, which will be fully funded by a combined £3.394million Network North BSIP Plus for 2024-25 and £2.072million BSIP Plus for 2024-25 revenue grant allocations to the County Council awarded by the Department for Transport (DfT) in 2024-25; and
2. Approves the addition of the revenue-funded measures into the Warwickshire Enhanced Partnership (EP) Scheme.
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Educational Attainment Working Group Report PDF 105 KB A paper presenting the report of the Educational Attainment Working Group.
Cabinet Portfolio Holder – Councillor Kam Kaur Additional documents: Decision: That Cabinet endorses the recommendations of the Educational Attainment Working Group, subject to alignment with current budget, governance and policy.
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Reports Containing Exempt or Confidential Information To consider passing the following resolution:
‘That members of the public be excluded from the meeting for the items mentioned below on the grounds that their presence would involve the disclosure of exempt information as defined in paragraph 3 of Schedule 12A of Part 1 of the Local Government Act 1972’. Additional documents: |
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Exempt Minutes of the 11 April 2024 Meeting of Cabinet To consider the exempt minutes of the 11 April 2024 meeting of Cabinet. Decision: The exempt minutes of the Cabinet meeting held on 11 April 2024 were agreed as an accurate record.
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WIF Bid for Approval
An exempt report setting out proposals to invest funds from the Warwickshire Investment Fund (WIF).
Cabinet Portfolio Holder – Councillor Peter Butlin Decision: That the recommendations as set out in the exempt report be approved.
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