The battle between Isle of Wight council and Christ the King College has just gone up another notch with the council picking through the claims made by CtKC, claiming the school is responsible for the building lease, not the council.
More than 150 students will be going on from the Island VI Form to follow a vast range of university courses including Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Civil Engineering, Law and Fashion, to name just a few
Work is expected to last up to ten weeks and has been timed to take place after the main holiday season. It will take place out of peak hours, but there will be a need for one-lane traffic.
Big surprise as planning officers change their recommendation to a refusal just before the meeting. No surprise as councillors vote seven to two to refuse the application.
The results earned by the students reflect the hard work and dedication put in by staff and students over two very difficult years, say the Governors and College leadership teams
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