Staff and teachers at the Academy have worked extremely hard to make sure that the grading for every student is fair and allows these students to go onto university, an apprenticeship or employment
Ryde, Isle of Wight
Ryde is known as ‘the Gateway to the Isle of Wight’ due to its Victorian pier where the Wightlink passenger ferry arrives. Hovertravel’s Hover also has a terminal here.
The shopping in Ryde is well-renowned with lots of independent shops.
Ryde has very large, shallow beaches and parks to match, making it a popular destination during the summer.
It’s also the largest conurbation on the Isle of Wight.
Below are the article OnTheWight have published about it:
Outline permission sought for new business units in Ryde
The site has been used for open storage in the past and was last used as a car sales site, but has been empty since 2009
Tuesday, 11th August, 2020 5:04pm
By Louise Hill, Local Democracy Reporter with 3 readers' comments
Pay by contactless at these busy Isle of Wight car parks
The Isle of Wight council say the locations were chosen because all are well-used, with people visiting for a range of reasons including shopping, commuting or leisure
Friday, 7th August, 2020 11:00am
By IW Council Press Office with 3 readers' comments
Essential engineering works on Island Line Trains over two weekends this month
There'll be a bus replacement service in place over both the weekends as essential engineering work takes place
Wednesday, 5th August, 2020 7:21am
By Sally Perry with 2 readers' comments
Letter: Start saying ‘No’ to cruelty of putting in large planning applications during Covid
Councillor Lilley says residents need to start standing up and saying no to large scale developments that "destroy our green fields and farming"
Monday, 3rd August, 2020 9:23am
By Michael Lilley with 7 readers' comments
Plans for 475-house development on farmland now lodged with Isle of Wight council
The plans can be viewed via the Isle of Wight council's planning portal and comments can be left until 11th September
Friday, 31st July, 2020 10:05am
By Louise Hill, Local Democracy Reporter with 14 readers' comments
Aspire Ryde staff and volunteers thanked for support through Coronavirus
The new High Sheriff for the Isle of Wight visited Aspire Ryde and congratulated the staff volunteers for their role during the Coronavirus pandemic
Wednesday, 29th July, 2020 11:31am
By Trevor Nicholas with one comment
Short Story: Gulls eye-view of lockdown
Sue Curd from the Ventnor Telling Tales writers' group shares this short story from the view point of the gulls on Ryde seafront during lockdown
Sunday, 19th July, 2020 10:57am
By Sue Curd with 10 readers' comments
Passionate speeches at protest for trans and non-binary rights
Around 35 people attended the peaceful protest in support of trans and non-binary rights, including the Isle of Wight MP, who said he was keen to hear the views of those affected by changes to the Gender Recognition Act
Thursday, 16th July, 2020 8:25am
By Yve White with 6 readers' comments
Discrimination will not be tolerated say Student Council
The Vice Chair of the Student Council says, "We will strive to teach every student in the Academy that discrimination is unacceptable and will not be tolerated"
Monday, 13th July, 2020 8:53am
By Nat Nelson with 3 readers' comments
Isle of Wight council reveal how they will cope with £10m funding gap
The Cabinet member for resources says the Isle of Wight council faces a serious challenge for the next financial year and will start working on that in the next couple of months
Thursday, 9th July, 2020 4:41pm
By Louise Hill, Local Democracy Reporter with 3 readers' comments
