Rutland and Stamford Mercury: http://www.stamfordmercury.co.uk/news/local/free-school-plan-for-rutland-is-backed-by-650-parents-1-5769914
More than 650 parents have said they would choose Harington School as their first choice sixthform provision for their children if plans are given the go-ahead.
Catmose College (head: Stuart Williams) and Uppingham Community College believe a new sixthform provision is needed because there is only one state-run post-16 college in the county, Rutland County College.
Rutland County College principal Vicky Crosher and headteacher Carl Smith believe there is no need for the free school as their facility can meet the demand in numbers of students looking to study at A-levels in Rutland.
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Thursday, 2 January 2014
Monday, 9 December 2013
Free school debate in Rutland
http://www.stamfordmercury.co.uk/news/local/free-school-just-not-needed-says-rutland-county-college-principal-1-5716291
From the Stamford Mercury: "Rutland County College principal Vicky Crosher and headteacher Carl Smith say their Barleythorpe facility has 300 pupils and 150 leave after taking their A-levels every summer. "They say the college can take 470 pupils in total. Therefore it can take 320 of the 400 pupils who leave the county’s secondary schools every summer meaning there is no need for another sixthform."
From the Stamford Mercury: "Rutland County College principal Vicky Crosher and headteacher Carl Smith say their Barleythorpe facility has 300 pupils and 150 leave after taking their A-levels every summer. "They say the college can take 470 pupils in total. Therefore it can take 320 of the 400 pupils who leave the county’s secondary schools every summer meaning there is no need for another sixthform."
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