The council has agreed that these decisions belong with our schools and families rather than their offices. I am completely overwhelmed by how many of you stepped up to make this happen and I hope you realize that this belongs to you.
"There are no national prescriptions for the number of subjects that pupils should be examined for in S4. The precise number and range of qualifications on offer, as well as when they are taken, will be a decision for schools to take in consultation with learners and parents." Mike Russell, Minister for Education
The purpose of this petition is to demonstrate to South Ayrshire Council that the people of South Ayrshire want their children and young people to have the best possible start in life.
If you are a pupil in a South Ayrshire school, a parent, guardian or friend of a child or young person and believe that:
"In the absence of national standards for the maximum number of subjects that pupils may be examined for in S4, the number of subjects available at Belmont Academy should be decided by the school in consultation with learners and parents and not dictated (or limited) by South Ayrshire council, as this will potentially disadvantage South Ayrshire children and young people."
Please sign here to petition South Ayrshire council.
I am honestly overwhelmed by the response to this issue. It is clear that this conversation belongs to the families involved and I am just humbled to see so many of you stepping up to take part.
Reached 100 supporters
May 29, 2011
6 Comments
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Gary Webb
15 years ago
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Total madness. Keep the options open!
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Mark Snyder
15 years ago
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Let Belmont decide. South Ayrshire Council needs to stay out of the classroom.
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Elaine Taylor
15 years ago
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This makes me so angry. Education should be about expanding opportunities not shutting them down.
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Fiona Pratt
15 years ago
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Give the kids a chance. Limiting subjects is just gonna hurt them when they apply for uni later on.
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David Klein
15 years ago
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Ridiculous that the council thinks they know better than teachers and parents what these kids need.
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Sarah Walsh
15 years ago
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My son is already stressing about his options. Stop messing with our kids futures just to save a few quid.
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The council has agreed that these decisions belong with our schools and families rather than their offices. I am completely overwhelmed by how many of you stepped up to make this happen and I hope you realize that this belongs to you.
"There are no national prescriptions for the number of subjects that pupils should be examined for in S4. The precise number and range of qualifications on offer, as well as when they are taken, will be a decision for schools to take in consultation with learners and parents." Mike Russell, Minister for Education
The purpose of this petition is to demonstrate to South Ayrshire Council that the people of South Ayrshire want their children and young people to have the best possible start in life.
If you are a pupil in a South Ayrshire school, a parent, guardian or friend of a child or young person and believe that:
"In the absence of national standards for the maximum number of subjects that pupils may be examined for in S4, the number of subjects available at Belmont Academy should be decided by the school in consultation with learners and parents and not dictated (or limited) by South Ayrshire council, as this will potentially disadvantage South Ayrshire children and young people."
Please sign here to petition South Ayrshire council.
I am honestly overwhelmed by the response to this issue. It is clear that this conversation belongs to the families involved and I am just humbled to see so many of you stepping up to take part.
Reached 100 supporters
May 29, 2011
6 Comments
G
Gary Webb
15 years ago
Featured
Total madness. Keep the options open!
M
Mark Snyder
15 years ago
Featured
Let Belmont decide. South Ayrshire Council needs to stay out of the classroom.
E
Elaine Taylor
15 years ago
Featured
This makes me so angry. Education should be about expanding opportunities not shutting them down.
F
Fiona Pratt
15 years ago
Featured
Give the kids a chance. Limiting subjects is just gonna hurt them when they apply for uni later on.
D
David Klein
15 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous that the council thinks they know better than teachers and parents what these kids need.
S
Sarah Walsh
15 years ago
Featured
My son is already stressing about his options. Stop messing with our kids futures just to save a few quid.
Total madness. Keep the options open!