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Dear all
A very big thank you to you all but especially to those directly involved with the OfSTED inspectors. I am not allowed to say exactly what the outcome is as it has to go through a whole gamut of QA procedures before the final publication on June 26th. Suffice to say we are pleased with the outcome and no doubt you will be happy to know we will still be in operation next year and for the foreseeable future...really depends now on government and the impending changes
Once again thank you all for being the successes you are...focus now and challenge yourselves to make that grade 1!
Best wishes
David

Just to clarify expectations re dates as we approach the end of term and you gaining QTS...yes nearly there!

June 21st M level: Those presenting on the 21st are expected to be in their schools on the Friday 22nd. Those not presenting will be in school

June 22nd M level: Those presenting to day are the only ones out of school

June 28th Presentation of certificates at the Haycock: You are all expected at 1.30pm for a 2.00pm start

June 29th you are all expected to be in your schools unless other arrangements have been made. Those with posts to go to need to negotiate with the Headteacher when they want you in, be it to start your contract, continue with your contract or for induction.

Our programme for this year completes on Thursday 28th June.

If you have any further queries please get in touch

Best wishes

David

Dear all

Trish has now uploaded all grades and comments from Hibernia.

For information the grade boundaries are as follows:

Grade 1 = 70+	very good
Grade 2 = 60 to 69	good
Grade 3 = 40 to 59	satisfactory
Grade 4 = 0 to 39	unsatisfactory

Under their normal scales they have 1 - 8 for grades and have combined for us.

Best wishes and again well done to you all

David

(Edited by Patricia Maryniak - original submission Friday, 4 May 2012, 07:50 AM)

(Edited by Chris Jones - original submission Friday, 4 May 2012, 01:15 PM)

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