Not so super school.
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@Welsh Dresser 7449 wrote:
It doesn’t make good reading. The school seems to have failed on most points.
Don’t think I’ve ever read a report where the word ”unsatisfactory” was used quite so many times, not good at all.
Given that the authority has closed 2 schools since 1980 that provided post-11 provision (Grove Park and Bromfield) and put all of its eggs in two baskets (except for the Faith based and Welsh medium schools), this Report is disturbing.
Broadly, Wrexham now has a failed Education system at Secondary level.
How sad and sickening. The veneer that Wrexham is on a good path is broken time after time. Not only is the economy not built to meet peoples needs and aspirations, but the the whole issue of schools, skills, science and education is not delivering what young people need in those critical years. You are 11 to 16 once, a person shapes their intellect and career from 7 to 25 years of age – once it is lost, it is extraordinarily difficult to regain the ground.
Parents have talked of these failings for years, and with the exposure of the health service failings having to be faced, lets hope and believe that the same will happen for education and our investment in young people.
Risking a sense of deja vu, we will NEVER see rising standards until we take the most ludicrous definition of EQUALITY out of Education as some sort of holy grail end destination. This corruption of even Communist thinking has no place in the organisation of a school classroom where students need to be allowed to hit their personal potentials in accordance with their needs and aptitudes.
Children are NOT political pawns
@Alunh 7459 wrote:
Risking a sense of deja vu, we will NEVER see rising standards until we take the most ludicrous definition of EQUALITY out of Education as some sort of holy grail end destination. This corruption of even Communist thinking has no place in the organisation of a school classroom where students need to be allowed to hit their personal potentials in accordance with their needs and aptitudes.
Children are NOT political pawns
The children in this school run the risk of being unemployable through no fault of their own. I am really worried for their future prospects.
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