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Strood Academy Principal defends pupils

Strood Academy Principal defends pupils

Richard Hart, the Principal of the Strood Academy has told parents of his pupils that the vast majority of pupils are well-behaved and working hard.
In a letter to parents passed to AlanWCollins, Mr Hart said that “media comments and intrusion bear no reality to day to day life in our school”.
Addressing concerns raised by pupils, [...]

RMGS ‘cyber-bullying’: redressing the balance for the under-16s

RMGS ‘cyber-bullying’: redressing the balance for the under-16s

A harmless joke, or something more sinister? There are two ways of looking at the ‘cyber-bullying’ at Rainham Mark – and whichever choice you prefer, one side is bound to come off worse.
However, the Yourmedway article is, without a shadow of a doubt, wholly unbalanced and solely aimed at attacking youngsters who seemed to be [...]

Rainham Mark teachers ‘targeted by cyber-bullies’

Rainham Mark teachers ‘targeted by cyber-bullies’

Teachers at Rainham Mark Grammar School have apparently come under attack by ‘cyber-bullies’.
Pupils at the selective school – one of the highest-performing secondary schools in Medway – have set up a Facebook quiz for fun, Yourmedway revealed today.
After answering a series of questions, the quiz would then tell you which Rainham Mark teacher you were [...]

End of an era: last day for last ever Chapter School Year 11s

End of an era: last day for last ever Chapter School Year 11s

For many students and teachers the last day of school is one which conjures up many emotions.
Today, however, will be more emotional than most at Chapter Business & Enterprise College, where staff are saying farewell to the last ever Year 11 students.
From September, the all-girls school will be joined with nearby all-boys Temple School as [...]

Primary school pupils gather to protest against proposed school closures

Primary school pupils gather to protest against proposed school closures

Primary school pupils from a school facing closure gathered outside the St George’s Centre today ahead of a meeting of the council’s cabinet.
Clad in their red uniforms and sporting red balloons, the pupils, along with parents and staff angry at the proposed closures, the pupils were hoping to influence the cabinet, which has the final [...]

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