Josh Cohen Belongs At Latymer

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   Name: Grace Roberts on Aug 31, 2006

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2. 52
   Name: Ashlen on Aug 31, 2006

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3. 53
   Name: Nina on Aug 31, 2006

   Comments: Obvious discrimination. boo If the school is going to enforce the 6As rule, it should be for everyone.

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4. 54
   Name: Nina Michaelides on Aug 31, 2006

   Comments: I completely agree with the statements concerning Josh's deserved place at the Latymer School. I also believe it is greatly unjust if students with similar or even poorer grades have been given the opportunity to return to the school, while Josh clearly has not.

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5. 55
   Name: Mala Savjani on Aug 31, 2006

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6. 56
   Name: Natalie Clark on Aug 31, 2006

   Comments: josh should most DEFINITELY be allowed to attend the 6th form. he is a fantastic person and it would be a great loss to the school. also would be totally unfair if lots of other students were excepted with grades below 6As and he was not. LET JOSH GO!

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7. 57
   Name: Nadia Mehdi on Aug 31, 2006

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8. 58
   Name: Harriet Stansall on Aug 31, 2006

   Comments: Josh should come back.

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9. 59
   Name: Loren on Aug 31, 2006

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10. 60
    Name: Meral on Aug 31, 2006

    Comments: let josh back in....everyone deserves a second chance!!!

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11. 61
    Name: Sam Shetabi on Aug 31, 2006

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12. 62
    Name: Kirsty on Aug 31, 2006

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13. 63
    Name: Frank on Aug 31, 2006

    Comments: Josh has a really positive attitude towards learning, he did loads of serious revisin and his grades are good. ps. frank is a badman

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14. 64
    Name: Adam Hawksbee on Sep 1, 2006

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15. 65
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: entry requirements are for *beep*

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16. 66
    Name: Frank Eagles on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: josh has a positive attitude to work and should be allowed into the sixth form.

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17. 67
    Name: Aisling on Sep 1, 2006

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18. 68
    Name: Annie, Emma,emma And Hannah on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: we have a dream that one day josh will achieve his goals at latymer we have a dream that one day that we will live in a community where kids are accepted in their own schools to avoid unsettling circumstances in their futures we have a dream that joshua cohen will one day stand upon that stage and recieve his A level results at the schoool where he most wants to be we dont go to your schoooooooool but we looooooooooooooove you cooos your buff

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19. 69
    Name: Andy on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: keep this boy in, you hear

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20. 70
    Name: Anita Goffradump on Sep 1, 2006

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21. 71
    Name: Jolin Jeyarajah on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: eventhough theres a minimum requiremnt, josh has shown a clear improvemnt in grades and i think that his improvement should be taken into consideration. if hes got a* and a i the subjects he wants to do then he should be allowed to continue at latymer

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22. 72
    Name: Laura on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: i love joshhhh foreverr

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23. 73
    Name: Bex Hb on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: i totally agree with previous comments that the arts shud be valued as well as the acedemic subjects and josh shud therefore be allowed to stay! x

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24. 74
    Name: Alexandra on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: With his positive attitude, Josh is an important member of his year, and if given the chance, will continue to contribute greatly to his school and others around him.

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25. 75
    Name: Esaa Choudhury on Sep 1, 2006

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26. 76
    Name: Laura on Sep 1, 2006

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27. 77
    Name: Mark on Sep 1, 2006

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28. 78
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

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29. 79
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: ive known josh since i was 6 and in the last year he has been so concentrated on his work to get into this school. he deserves a place!

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30. 80
    Name: Chintan K on Sep 1, 2006

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31. 81
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: some cunts are editing what we write

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32. 82
    Name: Ibnob on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: i am gay

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33. 83
    Name: Rob on Sep 1, 2006

    Comments: yeh u dik we made it we can delete it if u write bull shit so fuck off

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34. 84
    Name: Eden Glasman on Sep 1, 2006

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35. 85
    Name: Unsigned on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: The school may allow students in who haven't achieved the required grades if it feels said students have put in sufficient effort that the grades may represent their potential, and that those students have also been motivated and well behaved throughout their time at school. If the school feels that a student will not be motivated beyond simply returning for the social environment, and the same student has not achieved good enough grades, they are more than likely to decide not to allow that student to return in favour of giving a more likely newcomer an opportunity.

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36. 86
    Name: Rach Chu on Sep 2, 2006

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37. 87
    Name: Tiff on Sep 2, 2006

    Comments: It is a surprise that Josh has been primarily rejected a place in Latymer's Sixth Form and I'm sure that many agree that this decision should be reconsidered and Josh should be granted a place in Latymer's Sixth Form as his grades have vastly improved during this year, indicating that he is truly capable of working to high standards. It would be a great loss to the whole year without Josh, as he is a charismatic, interesting character and is a delight to be around. let him come back PLEASE x x x x

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38. 88
    Name: Susy on Sep 3, 2006

    Comments: LET JOSH STAY!

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    Name: Steve on Sep 3, 2006

    Comments: When i took the examinations to enter Latymer one of the main reasons for me was that i would be assured of a place in the 6th form should there be no major incedents. It then came as a suprise to me to be told i had to acheive the marker of 6 A's to get into the 6th form, i know this was also a suprise for Josh. As far as i am aware Josh Cohen has not been involved in ANY extreme incidents that would have put him or the school to shame. To get into Latymer one not only has to pass an academical exam, but one has to submit a form listing extra curricular involvement and acheivement. This is becasue, in their own words, the school beleive, that "school life should be valued for itself and not only as a preparation for adulthood. The heart of the school's aims is the intellectual, cultural and social development of all pupils in a context of mutual esteem and sensible good order." Josh Cohen consistently put in Dramatical performances far above those to be expected of a GCSE student. His ability behind the camera is also far greater than any other student i have come across. More than this, he ENJOYS his media and drama and consequently these were among his chosen A levels. But apart from the fact that Josh should remain in the school on his own merit there is the fact that he seems to be receiving special treatment regarding the ridiculous 6 A's rule. Other students have acheived this marker and been allowed to continue their studies but why not Josh. I am not sure but i do believe that the school pays far too much attention to academical acheivement and in getting students through exams as if it is a factory for oxbridge. I think it shows careless judgement on the schools part to not see what Josh brings to the school, and would continue to bring. He is an immensely popular member of the year, as you can no doubt see from reading these comments. I urge the school to reconsider their judgement for fear of the school losing someone who has increased hie effort dramatically in recent months (as his excellent GCSE grades testify) and who would love to continue his education at Latymer.

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40. 90
    Name: Dodo on Sep 3, 2006

    Comments: Latymer wouldn't be the same without Josh. let him in

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41. 91
    Name: Anonymous on Sep 3, 2006

    Comments: yeah go josh

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42. 92
    Name: Henry on Sep 3, 2006

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43. 93
    Name: Anthony on Sep 4, 2006

    Comments: i feel as though josh has achieved high enough grades to be allowed to attend latymer in 6th form. he tried very hard to achieve what he has and he deserves a place in the school. you should think about what is best for josh and let him back into the school. thank you

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44. 94
    Name: Paul Holloway on Sep 4, 2006

    Comments: As the brother of one of Josh Cohen's best friends at Latymer, i have got to know Josh very well over the last 5 years or so. From my time with Josh i can see he is a kind, bright boy. Despite Josh being immature at times during his spell at Latymer, he has never commited any major offences, causing the school to wish he was educated elsewhere. Josh's GCSE results were exceptional and had he got a few more marks he would have been let back into the shcool straight away. If you compare Josh's GCSE resutls to his mock results you can see just how much staying at Latymer means to him and the effort he has put in throughout the last 6 months. Not only this, but Josh achieved fantastic grades in the subjects he wishes to pursue into the 6th form, and therefore you can see that by letting Josh stay, he will achieve good A-level results that will only enhance the reputation of the Latymer school. I urge you to reconsider this horribly harsh decision and allow Josh to fulfill his incredible potential in his chosen subjects.

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45. 95
    Name: Paul Holloway on Sep 4, 2006

    Comments: As the brother of one of Josh Cohen's best friends at Latymer, i have got to know Josh very well over the last 5 years or so. From my time with Josh i can see he is a kind, bright boy. Despite Josh being immature at times during his spell at Latymer, he has never commited any major offences, causing the school to wish he was educated elsewhere. Josh's GCSE results were exceptional and had he got a few more marks he would have been let back into the shcool straight away. If you compare Josh's GCSE resutls to his mock results you can see just how much staying at Latymer means to him and the effort he has put in throughout the last 6 months. Not only this, but Josh achieved fantastic grades in the subjects he wishes to pursue into the 6th form, and therefore you can see that by letting Josh stay, he will achieve good A-level results that will only enhance the reputation of the Latymer school. I urge you to reconsider this horribly harsh decision and allow Josh to fulfill his incredible potential in his chosen subjects.

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46. 96
    Name: Ana Maria on Sep 6, 2006

    Comments: late addition to this petition list cos i only just saw it but josh is wicked,everyone loves him and he worked really hard and improved so much so why not give him the oppurtunity to let him stay on and prove that he can continue to improve. let josh back in :-)

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    Name: Gaby O on Aug 30, 2007

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