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The council is reassuring the community that the proposal is simply a “paper exercise” to reflect arrangements which have been in place since September 2016
Carisbrooke College
Carisbrooke College (formerly Carisbrooke High School) is part of the Island Innovation Trust.
The College was judged Inadequate by Ofsted Inspectors and placed in Special Measures in April 2013. It exited Special Measures in April 2015.
Below are articles mentioning Carisbrooke College.
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Leaders and staff at the school have been recognised by Ofsted for taking effective action to provide education in the current circumstances
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We could all do with something uplifting to sing along to or put a smile on our faces, so why not check out this video by staff at Isle of Wight Education Federation staff?
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The student council wanted to do something to help fight climate change so plan to plant 600 trees over the next five years
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The Executive Head says he's confident the Centre Assessed Grades are an accurate reflection of what the students would have achieved under normal circumstances
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Two schools were over-subscribed for first choice preference and Christ the King College still has 50 empty places
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The students from Island VI Form took part in three educational programmes at the Orlando-based studios
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Two of the four categories have been upgraded to 'Good', as the school shows it is making the necessary changes to ensure improvement
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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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The school once upheld by Conservative councillors as the 'beacon school' for the Isle of Wight has seen a dramatic nose dive in the number of year six pupils naming it for their first choice. OnTheWight has the detail.
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Find out where your Isle of Wight VI Form is positioned in the latest Performance Tables released this week by the Department for Education.
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The leadership and teachers have worked hard to help the school become a happier and more cohesive community, with shared higher expectations of what pupils can achieve and how they behave, says the Ofsted inspector.
