Bucks appeals - borderline score - Attn: Ambridge
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Hi Etienne,
I have got the headteacher's report and it is mind boggling. She has given acadenic recommendation as 2/3, attitude as 1, sats predictions are 4a, 4a and 5 and position of suitability as 9.
This is most worrying. Can any one shed any light on this, i haven,t got a clue ofwhat they the headteacher has based the position of suitabilty on and i amyet to ask her on monday to explain.
In fact she has not stated anything to indicate if she is supporting /not supporting.
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I have got the headteacher's report and it is mind boggling. She has given acadenic recommendation as 2/3, attitude as 1, sats predictions are 4a, 4a and 5 and position of suitability as 9.
This is most worrying. Can any one shed any light on this, i haven,t got a clue ofwhat they the headteacher has based the position of suitabilty on and i amyet to ask her on monday to explain.
In fact she has not stated anything to indicate if she is supporting /not supporting.
Helppppppppppppppppppppppppppppp
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Dear blessing
I'm afraid you'll have to wait until Monday, because only the headteacher can explain what she's written.
Ask if "2/3" was her original recommendation. If so, she proved to be quite accurate, because 120 is almost a "2", and 111 is a low "3".
Whether "9th" is good or not depends on how the children above and below performed. For example, if nos. 1-3 were the only children who qualified, that would not be good news. On the other hand, if nos. 1-8 and 10-14 mostly qualified, that could be rather good.
Regards
I'm afraid you'll have to wait until Monday, because only the headteacher can explain what she's written.
Ask if "2/3" was her original recommendation. If so, she proved to be quite accurate, because 120 is almost a "2", and 111 is a low "3".
Whether "9th" is good or not depends on how the children above and below performed. For example, if nos. 1-3 were the only children who qualified, that would not be good news. On the other hand, if nos. 1-8 and 10-14 mostly qualified, that could be rather good.
Regards
Etienne,
Thanks for your reply, i actually spoke to one of the parent at shool after i have sent that posting. Her child scored 119, one point below mine, but has been given position of suitablity of 3. How is one meant to understand all this. If two people got through, mine and one other child got a 120 and the remaining children lower than 120, i would have thought the ranking will reflect the scores.
Any thought on that. By the way , the extenuating circumstance i have some proof and can get recent proof. Although i have never told the school about the extenuating circumstance, so i do not expect them to comment but i felt they should have meeting/discussion with parents before writing headteacher's report.
What so you think?
Thanks for your reply, i actually spoke to one of the parent at shool after i have sent that posting. Her child scored 119, one point below mine, but has been given position of suitablity of 3. How is one meant to understand all this. If two people got through, mine and one other child got a 120 and the remaining children lower than 120, i would have thought the ranking will reflect the scores.
Any thought on that. By the way , the extenuating circumstance i have some proof and can get recent proof. Although i have never told the school about the extenuating circumstance, so i do not expect them to comment but i felt they should have meeting/discussion with parents before writing headteacher's report.
What so you think?
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