article_snippet: Khalsa Secondary Academy opened in the village in September .
article_snippet: Khalsa Secondary Academy intends to cater for students from all backgrounds, with ‘50 per cent of places prioritised for non-Sikh students’.
article_snippet: Plans to open Khalsa Secondary Academy were put forward by Slough Sikh Education Trust in 2013.
article_snippet: Khalsa Secondary Academy was already open in Slough, which is just across the border in Berkshire and has a large Sikh population.
article_snippet: But Slough Sikh Education Trust said there was no suitable site for Khalsa Secondary Academy in Slough.
article_snippet: There was a legal battle over the plans to open Khalsa Secondary Academy after people in Stoke Poges protested, saying people in Stoke Poges were worried about extra traffic and the ‘urbanisation’ of people in Stoke Poges .
article_snippet: A Buckinghamshire County Council spokesman said: ‘Where we can’t meet any of a parent’s preferences, then Khalsa Secondary Academy is allocated.
article_snippet: In Mrs Jarvis’s case, Khalsa Secondary Academy is the nearest school at 1.771 miles away, although Burnham Park E-Act Academy is the catchment school where there are still places. '
article_snippet: The advice to parents is – accept the place at this point and then appeal for preferred schools.
highlights_snippet: Mum Kirsty does not want Mum Kirsty going to Sikh faith school in Stoke Poges .
  