@UnofficialOA@johncosgrove405 Lots of good teachers left mossbourne fobbing when they took over as teachers didn't feel comfortable with the regime they were being asked to do
The Times today gets closer to the actual issues at Mossbourne than the Sunday Times did.
“…the new debate is not whether schools should be strict, but to what extent that strictness can be proportionate and accommodating…”
https://t.co/mYMquzbrG8
This highlights the fatal flaw in UK education. Ofsted's framework actively rewards institutional harshness. The government is sending a clear message to academy trusts: We do not care if 150 families flee your school, as long as your data sheets look clean when we visit.
Through our Architecture Programme, Mossbourne students develop practical expertise, professional portfolios, and ambition, opening pathways into architecture, engineering, and the built environment.
Please sign and share this petition widely. It shares the damaging experiences over an extensive period, of some Mossbourne pupils and calls for a government enquiry into harmful disciplinary practices and exam pressures in schools. https://t.co/5m0k5gT7UK
@AdamHighcliffe @educationgovuk A group of adult former students from Mossbourne are calling on the government to learn from experiences like theirs about the long-term mental health impact of what’s now happening in many schools. Please share: https://t.co/FfjEa4n7LU
Council meetings aren't always a good watch, but for anyone interested in the #Mossbourne review, this one is riveting - the action starts about 3 mins in. Also attached is my statement on the meeting, which I hope gives heart to many parents. https://t.co/jidVSfvhDS
If you’re genuinely interested in the context behind this LCSPR and its process and rationale, take the time to listen to this interview. I address the issues raised, provide deeper context and encourage a shift from adversarial engagement towards supporting improvement. #MVPA
@Soarpoints@oldandrewuk@ICARSBanRandS Incorrect.
Mossbourne Victoria Park Academy has 833 students
Detentions averaged 93 per day
77,018 detentions over 3 years is an unusually high figure for a single school and partly tells us why the school’s approach has come under scrutiny.
Nobody expects Ofsted to read every email.
But when patterns of SEND exclusion, off-site direction and distress keep surfacing and schools are still labelled “Outstanding”, that’s not a sampling issue.
It’s a values issue.
Just had a row with the wife but it's okay I asserted my authority and made her cry so she should have enough "healthy fear" to conform next time
I singled out one of the kids to shout at relentlessly as well, can't have his siblings thinking they can relax, got to keep...
If you don't want @tombennett71 questioning the rigour of your research, may I suggest a) not quoting him as if what he's saying agrees with you about a particular school and b) spelling his name correctly?
This man advises adults on how to manage children's behaviour whilst behaving like this on social media. My son's school has a Bennett Hub and all the time he is actually the 1 that needs isolating, detaining and supervising to make sure they behave and do not harm others.
@tstarkey1212@norchcity The same kind of complaints were made by parents and staff at mossbourne Essex schools, they have no link to the Hackney investigation
Yes discipline is needed but not in extremities
Netmum reviews of Mossbourne.
Reports of teachers towering over children & shouting at them.
I'm reposting this to remind people that parents aren't liars, they do not organise hit-jobs on schools or tell lies to the press...