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Thanks to VentnorBlog reader, James Pickett, who added his comment below to the thread regarding the cabinet debate taking place...
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A meeting tonight to discuss the Pell Lane rec ground takes place at Ryde High School.
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The Isle of Wight has been named as one of 55 areas around the country that will receive targeted support to improve education standards, say the Department for Education
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The Head Master said this year marks the end of a period of significant change at A-Level which makes many of these achievements, the combined work of pupils and staff, the more impressive.
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Former Isle of Wight UKIP councillor says he has no doubt that the most recent GCSE and A-Level results come as a direct result of the "failed policy” of school reorganisation from three tiers to two.
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Over half Ryde School A-Level students achieved at least one A grade and a third at least two. Here are the provisional details on results day.
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Figures obtained through a Freedom of Information request show that on the Isle of Wight there has been a disparity between the rate of exclusions for pupils with Autism and for the overall school population.
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More than a third of pupils at Ryde School achieved A* or A in their A-level results and over a quarter of pupils achieved two A grades in the largely reformed exams.
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Solent Middle School achieve an Outstanding score in all 27 OfSted catagories.
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Isle of Wight Council has today published its latest report on the schools reorganisation for the cabinet to consider at...
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… local meetings were fragmented and dissociated; the governors, parents and public were segregated, with no opportunity to hear each...
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A last minute reminder for parents of children attending Gatten & Lake Primary School, Newchurch Primary School, Broadlea Primary School...
