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St John Fisher governors hit back



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Published Date: 12 June 2008
The chairwoman of the school's governors Judith Jones responded today with a strongly-worded statement.
Giving full backing to Mary Mihovilovic, the head teacher, she said: "The recent inspection report has failed to take into account the diversity of our pupils, as well as the school's positive contextual value-added scores.

"We are delighted however that the report has reflected the strength of our sixth form and the excellent progress made by our pupil.

"Our highly valued staff, led by an extremely dedicated headteacher, continues to work for the good of our pupils, and the governing body wholeheartedly supports them in their endeavours."

She added that allegations of bullying of Polish pupils at the school were malicious.

Read the full story: Scathing report blasts standards at St John Fisher.

The full statement will be published in an ET special report on Friday.

For full coverage and follow-up stories - Special Report: Damning Ofsted report for St John Fisher School, June 2008.

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  • Last Updated: 13 June 2008 12:16 PM
  • Source: Peterborough ET
  • Location: Peterborough
 
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lightbulbbritches,

still in hiding 12/06/2008 17:00:19
pulled from above: "the school's positive contextual value-added scores."
That's alright then - they can't read and write but they've got that old "value added" score up their sleeves.
I bet the boys at Eton are terrified their jobs will be snapped up by St John Fisher's finest!
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Blizzard,

13/06/2008 08:06:20
i for one wouldn't want to teach there - i imagine it very challenging given the intake.
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