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Can I suggest that everyone uses the "update on new charter school" thread instead of this one from now on? It will save double posting.


BeccaL, see my last post on that thread which responds to your post as well as posts by some of the Habs parents steering group.

My final post on this thread before switching to the other one!


We will be formally responding to the Harris consultation and when we do we will make our response publicly available on the forum. We are also e-mailing all of our supporters to remind them about the consultation events tomorrow and members of the Charter working group are planning to attend both sessions.


mrs.lotte Wrote:

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> Thank you for your prompt response Simon. Have

> Charter done a formal response to the Harris

> "consultation" and would they be willing to

> publish it? Lots of parents resist the idea but a

> steer as to how to respond from an experienced

> education provider would be useful for all.

> Also there is a consultation event at Harris Girls

> tomorrow at 4.30 and 7pm I presume reps from

> Charter will be attending, if not already done can

> you advertise this to your 1500 supporters and ask

> them to attend (perhaps with a link to the Charter

> response?)

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