Architecture: The school that got lost in the woods: Correction
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Your support makes all the difference.The article 'The School that got lost in the woods' (Architecture page, 12 January) reported that the Hooke Park College, Beaminster, Dorset, was to close until next September and possibly for ever. The Director and Trustees of the Parnham Trust, which founded the college in 1989, have asked us to make clear that Hooke Park College is not closing, that future courses will start in September and that national and international recruitment has begun for these and will continue over the spring.
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