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As part of its reorganisation of schools, Shropshire Council is proposing that some of them are run together as "federations" - a single body operating across two or more sites. It was one of the recommendations of the independent Kinghan review of primary schools in 2009.

But would that mean better education for your children? And would it save any money?

Jim talks to education officials and schools on both sides of the argument, with your chance to put questions about what it could mean for your children.

You'll also hear from other parts of the country where federated school are already more common.

If you want to join the debate, call 01743 248321 or text 81333 (starting your message SHROP) during the show - or send an e-mail any time to jim.hawkins@bbc.co.uk.