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Several members of support staff at the two colleges may face redundancy say the Governors.
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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On the last day to share your views on future of 11+ education on the Island, The Island Innovation Trust said that another ‘reorganisation’ through any merger at would undermine the progress made at Medina and Carisbrooke Colleges.
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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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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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A further two secondary schools undergo Ofsted inspections this week. The first since they became under the control of the Island Innovation Trust.
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Covid has been rising strongly among the Island’s youth (detailed breakdown enclosed), so naturally Islanders will want to hear from the Isle of Wight schools for the full picture of how they’re being affected
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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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Parents were able to find out more and share their views at last night's school consultation meeting held at Carisbrooke College. Listen to the recording if you weren't able to make it along.
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Follow the live coverage of the meeting being held for parents at Carisbrooke College tonight.
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There are some very positive improvements being made at Carisbrooke College. Well done to all involved.
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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.
