Other local schools are more likely to suffer if Kilmorie is not expanded.
With a shortage of 4.5 classes every year and 7 in 2012, the extra 2 classes planned for Kilmorie are vital to the provision of enough school places in the local area.

If the council are unable to build new schools, and free schools are opposed by local people, then the only option is to squeeze more classrooms into our already overcrowded schools. This will primarily be done by the use of modular classrooms which are apparently so much more suitable than free schools. The increase in the size of Kilmorie is currently the only strategy by the council of permenantly increasing classroom provision in the local area, with the remaining schools having to alternate which gets the buldge classes each year.