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Following on from yesterday's report about this year's GCSE results, see the detail of individual schools.
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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Ofsted say the pace of learning in lessons is too slow and that leaders have not made sure that the school has improved quickly enough.
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Following the departure of Peter Shaw, Island Innovation Trust announce a new Executive Headteacher who will be joining in January 2018 as well as an interim Executive Headteacher.
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It's Executive head teacher, Peter Shaw's, my last GCSE results day in the UK. He tells OnTheWight he's very proud to leave the learning community on such a positive note.
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Suri Krishnamma grew up on the Isle of Wight and has gone to directing BAFTA nominated films, TV programmes and short films. He's the latest director on popular TV soap, Coronation Street.
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Well done to all involved in ensuring that the College continues to move towards becoming a 'Good' school.
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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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The Isle of Wight College, which will cease A-level provision this year, saw the highest A-level results in the state sector. There's been great improvement for Sandown Bay Academy too.
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This is really fantastic news for the college, pupils and parents. Well done to all who have worked so hard to turn the school around.
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Fantastic news for the College as long overdue investment is approved by the Department for Education.
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Congratulations to all the staff (and pupils) who've been recognised for their work preparing young people to go into the wider world as responsible citizens.
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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.
