Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/South Wirral High School
It's in the description of the common outcome, summarized in #Education.  "Schools are frequently nominated for deletion. The current notability guideline for schools and other education institutions is WP:ORG. Most elementary and middle schools that don't source a clear claim to notability are now getting merged or redirected in AfD, with high schools being kept except where they fail verifiability."   As with a lot of gray areas, there's never been a clearly adopted policy on this one.  The outcome page, by it's very title, reflects how matters are usually resolved ''in practice'' in a deletion debate.  There are plenty of bridgeplayers who like to form a task forces with heated debates that result in nothing but hard feelings, but the real fashioning of "policy" takes place here at AfD--- the people who argue keep and delete don't talk about their philosophies, they just carry them out, majority rules.  If you want to watch people write, you go to a policy debate.  If you want to see something get done, you come here.  I don't think I've seen a high school article deleted in the last three years, but if you can persuade enough people that there should be a different outcome, this one will be deleted.  Folks can complain all they want to that we're not supported by policy; as far as I'm concerned, the participants in the discussions ''are'' the policy
— User:Mandsford, 21:44, 14 July 2010 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:OUTCOMES (Wikipedia:Deletion policy)