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Councillors listen to the Carisbrooke College parents and pupils and vote to not close it.
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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Inspector finds “much has been achieved in the past few weeks” in first Inspection report.
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Carisbrooke College say students showcase impressive GCSE results after pandemic-induced challenges and rigorous efforts
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Just Heard: Surprise resignation of Mrs Khan-Jones, head at Carisbrooke College.
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Congratulations to Nadia Robertson and Kirsty Sciver and best of luck to them when they take part in the ‘Create & Cook Competition’ finals next month.
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Good news to see continued improvement out of Special Measures.
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Well done to all the leaders, staff and pupils who have worked so hard in the last couple of years towards improving GCSE results. Your achievement has been recognised nationally.
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Great news for staff, pupils and parents as Ofsted inspectors announce the College has moved out of Special Measures. Well done to all who have worked hard to achieve this.
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A total of 35 staff are facing redundancy across the three campuses.
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The Chairs of the Island Innovation Trust and IIT Governing Body share an open letter to all councillors in advance of next week's debate on the future of schools. They argue the councillors will not be in possession of all the facts needed to make an informed decision on closure of Carisbrooke College.
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The council Executive will consider at their next meeting whether to approve a consultation on the future of secondary school and post-16 provision.
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Responses are being sought from across the Island in particular from pupils and parents, but the message from the council is to take your time, ensure you are informed and your views could help shape education on the Isle of Wight for the next 30 years.
