Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Woodleigh School, North Yorkshire
edit conflict) -- Initailly I had my doubts on this, because we normally only keep High Schools (age 11-16 or 11-18), whereas we habitally delete Primary Schools (though personally, I think that merging them to an article on the place where they are is much better solution.  This is not a Primary School, it is a Prep School (short for Preparatory), meaning preparing children for Public School.  Typically they educate children aged 8-13, with a view to their taking the Entrance Exam for Public School.  :Category:Preparatory schools in England already contains about 180 articles, mostly split into county sub-cats.  If this school article is deleted, then so should many of the 180 others.  Assuming there is no reason to doubt the veracity of the content, I see no reason for not keeping this.  However, I know nothing of the particular school.  The size (with 90 pupils) is probably typical for a school with a single stream, indicating a year-group of 18 pupils, which reflects the kind of teacher-pupil ratio expected in this kind of school.  In response to those with whom I have had an edit conflict: the test is not whether the article is referneced (i.e. verified), but whehter it is verifiable: if content is unverifiable (in the snese of being untrue or , that content should be removed
— User:Peterkingiron, 16:32, 24 April 2012 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:OR (Wikipedia:No original research)