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Showing posts with label lincolnshire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lincolnshire. Show all posts
Monday, 24 March 2014
Tuesday, 18 March 2014
School cuts energy bill by 9% with student-led energy project
From the The Local: 'Year 5 pupils... have been enthusiastically leading the project as our Lincolnshire Carbon Ambassadors... We are very proud to announce that the school have seen a 9% decrease in the energy used in comparison to last year...'
Thursday, 13 March 2014
Lincoln College - growing sponsor with a £250m Saudi deal
From The Lincolnshire Echo: Trent Valley Academy (TVA), one of the 'E-Act 10' is considering Lincoln College as its new sponsor - Lincoln College currently sponsors The Newark Academy and the Lincoln University Technical College which is due to open in September 2014. It also recently announced a £250m deal with Saudi Arabia.
Saturday, 18 January 2014
Lincolnshire council favours local sponsor
From Lincolnshire Echo: http://www.lincolnshireecho.co.uk/Potential-sponsor-Tattershall-Gartree-Community/story-20458002-detail/story.html
'Gartree Community School in Tattershall was placed in special measures in January 2012... the Department of Education ordered the County Education Authority to begin the process of turning it into an independent academy.'
'Gartree Community School in Tattershall was placed in special measures in January 2012... the Department of Education ordered the County Education Authority to begin the process of turning it into an independent academy.'
Monday, 23 December 2013
Lincoln primary converts despite 'decreased funding incentives'
Sleaford Standard: http://www.sleafordstandard.co.uk/news/education/education-news/village-school-switches-to-be-an-academy-1-5763794
Headteacher Katie Bartle said that although funding incentives had decreased, the benefits of greater autonomy and being in control of their own destiny and finances outweighed staying in local authority control. They could get best value for money for securing services with longer-term improvements to what can be offered at the school.
Sleaford Standard: "The change came into effect on December 1 and means that they will be joining the William Alvey, Our Lady of Good Counsel, Ruskington Chestnut Street and Rauceby primary schools as academies that serve the Sleaford area."
Education speaker/ award: http://www.theguardian.com/innovation-education/speakers-2012
Headteacher Katie Bartle said that although funding incentives had decreased, the benefits of greater autonomy and being in control of their own destiny and finances outweighed staying in local authority control. They could get best value for money for securing services with longer-term improvements to what can be offered at the school.
Sleaford Standard: "The change came into effect on December 1 and means that they will be joining the William Alvey, Our Lady of Good Counsel, Ruskington Chestnut Street and Rauceby primary schools as academies that serve the Sleaford area."
Education speaker/ award: http://www.theguardian.com/innovation-education/speakers-2012
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