Roll in December would be 184 - hence another teacher required, 2 new classrooms, 1 new infant teacher as there are 84 infants
so pessimism about gaining new accommodation - perhaps architect could suggest something with present site?

much correspondence and discussion on accommodation and the new County Development Plan for King's Lynn area.

Fuel crisis difficulties
182 on roll 6 more coming. New LEA rule limits numbers to 36 per class.
Architect suggests a mobile classroom best option for school - may be one available in another school in the Diocese

school events; Mrs Tucker in post; 2 sittings for dinner; Mrs Mitchell appointed Supervisory Assistant (now 4).
Mobile classroom discussion - apply to DES for authorisation, copy LEA, contact a Peterborough firm for supply.

Director's report - Diocesan medal agreed for Mr Warwick
Finance - report presented
Sipper Chapel Window - design for window discussed; resolved and agreed design; existing window restored, reduced and re-positioned
Walsingham Trust - aligning financial accounts
Constitution - amends proposed and agreed
AOB - Four designs for the four Joyful Mysteries; need a lighter design; Guild will fund

Director's report - school visiting increasing; new accommodation in use; 2nd phase of development approved
Finance - approved by Executive Committee
Centenary Report - no meeting; diary to be started for Centenary Year
Slipper Chapel Cottage - many repairs required; no priest found to occupy; Mr B Baker (Sacristan) will move in
Sipper Chapel Window - agreed to replace East window; budget for £45,000 - new window and resiting of old.
Pilgrim Bureau - Phase 3 planning permission to be obtained
Coaches - still problems with residents complaining

Proposal for a trip to Dublin by the Youth Club. 5 day trip via Holyhead, using school minibus and a private car, expected cost £40 per person. 3 accommodation options (staying with Fr Mole's parishioners, Youth Centre, Youth Hostel), Issues?: children separated from their friends, spending time with strangers, self-catering, potential need to join YHA. Everyone would need passport and E111. First and last nights spend with Salesians in Anglesey.

Mr C Fisher, co-opted member, to move a motion regarding accommodation for the sick in Walsingham. Three paragraphs describing the background: Oddfellows Hall originally bought (via Gp. Cpt. Cheshire) as a Transit Hospital for sick pilgrims. Bp Parker insisted the Diocese take over the Hall and make provision instead of lay people. Some 4 or 5 years after Bp Clark requested this to happen, nothing has.