Awards for Gornal schools
Ross Cranston MP welcomed the news that eight schools in Dudley North received £100,000 under the School Achievement Awards
this year.
Ross Cranston said: ‘I am delighted that the Department for Education and Skills has decided that eight schools –
seven primary and one secondary - in Dudley should receive money under the third round of this Award.
This is fantastic news for Dudley schools.
The Awards are a recognition of success and improvement, and the important work of the staff in driving this forward.'
Primary and secondary schools can qualify for an Award if:
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The school’s pupil performance was substantially better than in 1999;
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The school’s pupil performance in 2002 was better than most schools in similar circumstances;
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Those schools that have come out special measure in the 2001-2 school year.
The successful schools include the following in the Gornal area:
Cotwall End Primary (£9,360)
Roberts Primary (£11,310)
Straits Primary (£6,690)
‘This Award is a fantastic incentive for staff, pupils and parents to strive for this improvement'
continued Mr. Cranston. 'I am writing to the Head teachers of these schools to congratulate them.’
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