Why did the council award £480,000 of taxpayer's money to one school? A school whose Chair of Governors is also the Head of the RBWM Finance Committee.
Holyport College currently holding a consultation on the admissions policy and proposing to remove Y9 intake. This was a key selling point when they applied to the DoEducation to open a free school, it might be of interest to parents in the borough.
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@RattledResident we were talking about all the things the Tory RBWM council had done that had made residents mad and I promised I'd share my recollections!
I'm stunned that, even with the election on Thursday, @MrSimonDudley saysh he's proud of calling on @ThamesVP to use vagrancy laws against homeless ppl. His only regret was linking it to the #RoyalWedding. He says this at 1hr 30 min on @BBCBerkshire:
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@WindsorTories @MrSimonDudley Higher recycling rates not in RBWM we went backwards 114th in 2016/17 and 143rd in 2017/18 ( out of 345 ) Neither figures up with the top performers 😉
When you go to vote today please don't forget that 4 years ago this story was published @MaidenheadAds - please let Cllr Dudley know that you haven't forgotten he pushed £480,000 to his pet school whilst our children's schools got nothing!
SEN is the most hard-hit area in education which is why the recent allocation of SEN surplus in @rbwm matters so much and such a shame that only two (selected) Sec schools benefited... @SchoolsWeek@fundingfair
I'd like to once again invite @theresa_may to come to my constituency, if she could come on a Friday and pick my son up from school at 1pm as his school can't afford to stay open. In fact I think I'll leave him on the steps of @10DowningStreet
@savemelesmeles @RattledResident @enders1 @DuncanSharkey @fundingfair Why do additional funds from S106 and now SEN benefit the smallest and newest secondary, HC. If I was @MrSimonDudley I would ensure no bias by being transparent. Why National not local %? Which Heads were involved? What was his involvement?
@savemelesmeles @TonyPer62845228@fundingfair @sladeist @Izolja @Inglewoody @traceybee77 @RossCMcWilliams @EBlackwater2017 @RBWM@PrivateEyeNews @MrSimonDudley @RBWMTories There's a discrepancy in that the RBWM website states top-up funding is based on individual needs linked with clearly defined additional interventions; but the statement in the paper says it's based on % of ECHP as a proxy for schools where resources are likely to be stretched.
Repeating 'the 17.4 million' as an overwhelming, unassailable number to be 'respected' is just like saying Lance Armstrong won the 2004 Tour de France in 83h 36' 02" - without mentioning a) second place was only minutes behind (and it's the difference that counts) b) HE CHEATED!!
So this is the justification. The borough average is 2% and 8 of our secondary schools have a % above that according to DfE figures. Deciding to use the 2.9% figure meant that only HC and Altwood qualified for extra funding. 1/2
@Left_Of_London@catherineosborn@adelekilby@fundingfair@BlockedbyDudley@MaidenheadAds @DuncanSharkey To allocate this funding fairly we base it on figures supplied to us on the annual school census day and then we simply take the schools within the borough whose EHCP rate is more than 2.9% and divide funding in proportion to the number of pupils above this threshold. 1/2