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Bournemouth: Livingstone Academy 'good', says Oftsed - Vimarsana News

Bournemouth: Livingstone Academy 'good', says Oftsed

Bournemouth's newest school is celebrating its first ever Ofsted result.

New headteacher for Livingstone Academy in Bournemouth - Vimarsana News

New headteacher for Livingstone Academy in Bournemouth

A TOWN centre academy will fully open its doors this September under brand new leadership.

Magna Academy in Poole rated good by Ofsted inspectors - Vimarsana News

Magna Academy in Poole rated good by Ofsted inspectors

A SECONDARY school has lost its outstanding rating but has still received high praise, with the principal saying they will ‘relentlessly’ aim to…

Covid: What's happened in the first week of lockdown easing? - Vimarsana News

Covid: What's happened in the first week of lockdown easing?

SCHOOLS have been back for a week as part of the first easing of coronavirus restrictions. Prime minister Boris Johnson’s roadmap out of lockdown started on March 8 with the return of pupils to schools and ends on June 21 at the earliest when all restrictions will be lifted. But what has changed in the week since pupils returned? CASES In the 24 hours leading up to 4pm on March 8, 35 new cases were confirmed across Dorset. The BCP Council recorded 19 cases while the Dorset Council area recorded 16. The following day, 39 cases were recorded across the county, and March 10 saw 32 ...

Magna Academy sends out incorrect report cards after IT issue - Vimarsana News

Magna Academy sends out incorrect report cards after IT issue

A POOLE school has moved to reassure parents that students are on track after report cards with incorrect data were sent out. Report cards were sent out to parents of pupils at Magna Academy, with many of the subjects showing progress was “below expected” for pupils. The incorrect cards were sent to pupils in years 7, 8 and 9 with parents saying the error had been “very distressing”. However, principal at Magna Academy, Natasha Ullah said it was a technical error from an external company and new report cards would be issued. Ms Ullah said: “Earlier this week it was brought...