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For second consecutive year, thanks to progress made by its students, Cowes Enterprise is named as the Island's top performing school
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When Graeme Bell was indefinitely banned from teaching after an altercation with two pupils on a school trip, there was a rush of support shown for the science teacher on our Facebook Page. Read a selection
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Bob Seely said it was the best hustings he has been to in his political career, as students asked a range of questions on the subject of climate change
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Unison South East regional secretary Steve Torrance warned the proposed cuts would put the safety of pupils and staff at risk.
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Unison say the decision being made by the end of the year wasn't long enough to consult with staff, parents and pupils
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Find out how your Isle of Wight secondary school performed in the 2019 Progress 8 scores. OnTheWight has the details
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Great news for budding young footballers on the Isle of Wight as Cowes Enterprise College announces partnership with Chelsea FC Foundation ahead of new football college academy.
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The school has also achieved significant improvements in results across a number of subjects including in Biology, Chemistry and Physics, with many results above the national average.
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Schools Minister, Lord Agnew, praised the pupils and staff at Cowes Enterprise on the impressive set of results.
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The Premier League, FA and Government’s Football Foundation have contributed £448,815 grant, whilst IWC have invested £412,000.
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The new curriculum will include boat-building, including specifications and designing prototypes; navigation electronics; celestial navigation; tides; admiralty chart conventions; shipping forecasts; practical boat-handling skills; and attending Cowes Regatta to celebrate the production of boats.
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Students from around the Isle of Wight were involved in discussions and workshops yesterday with the future of higher education on the Isle of Wight on the agenda.
