The opening ceremony was also attended by school staff, governors, school sponsors, LEA members and local councillors. |
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She attended meetings with the school, the governors and a representative from the LEA and in December 2002 managed to get two hours a day extra support for Michael in school. |
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At GCSE, the lowest performing area is Knowsley, consistently the worst performing LEA in England. |
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Gateshead and North Tyneside were the highest, and Gateshead was the only LEA above the national average for this measure. |
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Parkwood Outdoors Dolygaer was open in 2015 on the site of a previous LEA centre. |
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Geographically inside the Hampshire LEA are 24 independent schools, Southampton has three and Portsmouth has four. |
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The City of Nottingham LEA has 18 state schools and 6 independent schools, not including sixth form colleges. |
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The LEA is required to support schools in special measures or with serious weaknesses. |
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Schools Stoke-on-Trent LEA performs fine, if unexceptionally. |
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Each LEA has a Standing Advisory Council on Religious Education. |
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Kristin Watkin, aged 54, a former head of modern languages at Ashlawn School, is claiming unfair and constructive dismissal against Warwickshire LEA and the school governors. |
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The Somerset LEA also provides special schools such as Newbury Manor School, which caters for children aged between 10 and 17 with special educational needs. |
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No schools in this LEA usually get above average GCSE results. |
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