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Christ the King College pupils spoke passionately about their experiences in school and the changes they want to make in order to promote inclusivity
Christ the King College
Christ the King College was formed in 2008 by the merging of two Isle of Wight faith schools, Archbishop King and Trinity Middle.
Located in Carisbrooke, it formed its own Sixth Form in December 2013.
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The headteacher said he hoped students can appreciate that the results they've achieved are a demonstration of the potential success ahead for each of them
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99 per cent of students in the Sixth Form secured passes on their courses (A* to E) and 72 per cent achieved a C grade or above
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The professional conduct panel’s view was that there'd been deliberate and repeated actions over a period of nine years and that the public interest considerations outweighed the interests of Mr Baker
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The wearing of face coverings in school is one of two measures being reintroduced following a rise in reported positive Covid tests
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The school was rated 'Inadequate' in June 2018, but following the latest Ofsted visit it has shown enough improvement to now move up a rating
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Post-Brexit rules will impact future hosting, but the Head of Sixth Form at Christ the King College says they were delighted to receive this award for a second time
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The Headteacher of Christ the King College said, "These examination results represent years of hard work and dedication from our students, their teachers and tremendous support from parents and carers"
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“We are immensely proud of all the work and achievements of our students, especially after such a difficult and disrupted year," said Christ the King college’s headteacher
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While the pandemic continues, all Ofsted inspections have been postponed, but Isle of Wight schools have been virtually visited as part of a national research programme to learn about the impact Covid has had on education
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The school collected an impressive donation of toys, plus £160 and also dropped an incredible donation of food and toiletries, along with a £40 donation to the Isle of Wight Foodbank
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Schools have been put under a huge amount of pressure to ensure Covid-safe learning environments, with many having to juggle remote and in classroom learning
