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Arnall Richards, City Council anproved resolution of Education Committee "That imuediate stens be taken to establish Conmpchensive Secondary Schocle nd that the Director of Hducetion be instructed to prepnre «© seheme to commence in the financial year 1956/57." Education Committee considered Director's revort on Comprehensive Schools. Suv-Conmittee rsoointed to implement teriss of July 1955 resolution.
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Gateacre Couprehensive $chool ,pened as the first School of this type in the City. Education Cormittee called for a report on the reorseanisation on Comnrenensive lines of the Stanley Park and Highfield Secondary Modern Schools and of Similar groups of schoold, Director's renort accepted by Sducation Committee containing decision to establish Anficld Conprehensive School and to reorzanize the Stanley Park and ‘iisnficld Schools as Cotinrehe re Schools, Nducation Committee resolved to build the Paddington Comorehensive School. Labour lost control cf the City Ccuncil in liunicinal Elections, Bdueation Couittee (now, of course, under Conservative control) reversed decision to build Paddington Comprehensive School and substituted two secondary nodern schools. Labour regained control of City Council Haducation Committee (once more under Labour control) again decided to build Connorcehensive Paddington School. Education Coumittee motion an»oroved by City Council:- "That this Education Committee, believins that Comprehensive Schools afford the ereatest possible oovortunities to boys and eirls of all desrees of ability, affirms that it is its intention that a