We the undersigned, including parents, guardians and carers of pupils at St Catherine's Catholic School for Girls Bexleyheath, wish to show our loss of confidence in Mrs Yvonne Connolly and Mr Barry Connell to carry out their duties of Head Teacher and Chair of Governors respectively.
The emails I receive from parents every day confirm that this loss of confidence in leadership is widespread. We are currently compiling these experiences to present directly to the board. Email your local representative today and tell them why our school needs a change in direction.
November 30, 2019
The momentum behind this request for accountability is growing rapidly. Email your local representative today to ensure they know exactly why parents have lost confidence in the current school leadership.
Reached 100 supporters
November 30, 2019
75 Comments
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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The Head refuses to speak to staff and seems to have no wish to resolve this. The fact that she won't even speak to parents directly shows how difficult it must be for teachers and support staff to have their views heard. Nobody should have to work in any place of employment where they fear suspension as a method to silent the staffs' voice.
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BS
6 years ago
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I have a younger sister that goes to this school, I can see the effects that all this nonsense has on her. She loves the teachers that are out on strike, and would like to see them have a fair hearing. She never sees the head teacher during the course of the day.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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Look around. Do we see good school teachers out of school protesting? Something seriously wrong here! Our kids deserve teachers who feel secure & supported in their job. The girls love the staff on strike. This shows us a lot. I say, stand firm. Lots ate behind you.
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Anonymous
6 years ago
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I am incredibly sad to see the highest ranking school in the area in this dreadful situation. I am not fully aware of all the details but the strike should have been avoided by the headteacher and the board. I fully support the strike and I wish that the negotiations come to fruit for the benefit of all students and staff members.
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Year 11 parent
6 years ago
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Please just get this sorted out ASAP. It has been a month since my daughter has had a science lesson yet is expected to sit her mocks next week. This should prove the impact of the strikes!
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Joan Amy
6 years ago
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My girls attended this school I'm so shocked at what's going on and how the teachers are being treated. the Head ,the Buisness manager who now has got her husband working there and the chair of governers are tearing this school apart
J
Joe Joseph
6 years ago
My daughter go's to this school and am totally disgusted by the bullying going on
H
helen rees
6 years ago
I cannot believe how long this has gone on for. For a headteacher to lose respect of so many staff it is impossible for her to continue.
We the undersigned, including parents, guardians and carers of pupils at St Catherine's Catholic School for Girls Bexleyheath, wish to show our loss of confidence in Mrs Yvonne Connolly and Mr Barry Connell to carry out their duties of Head Teacher and Chair of Governors respectively.
The emails I receive from parents every day confirm that this loss of confidence in leadership is widespread. We are currently compiling these experiences to present directly to the board. Email your local representative today and tell them why our school needs a change in direction.
November 30, 2019
The momentum behind this request for accountability is growing rapidly. Email your local representative today to ensure they know exactly why parents have lost confidence in the current school leadership.
Reached 100 supporters
November 30, 2019
75 Comments
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
The Head refuses to speak to staff and seems to have no wish to resolve this. The fact that she won't even speak to parents directly shows how difficult it must be for teachers and support staff to have their views heard. Nobody should have to work in any place of employment where they fear suspension as a method to silent the staffs' voice.
B
BS
6 years ago
Featured
I have a younger sister that goes to this school, I can see the effects that all this nonsense has on her. She loves the teachers that are out on strike, and would like to see them have a fair hearing. She never sees the head teacher during the course of the day.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
Look around. Do we see good school teachers out of school protesting? Something seriously wrong here! Our kids deserve teachers who feel secure & supported in their job. The girls love the staff on strike. This shows us a lot. I say, stand firm. Lots ate behind you.
A
Anonymous
6 years ago
Featured
I am incredibly sad to see the highest ranking school in the area in this dreadful situation. I am not fully aware of all the details but the strike should have been avoided by the headteacher and the board. I fully support the strike and I wish that the negotiations come to fruit for the benefit of all students and staff members.
Y
Year 11 parent
6 years ago
Featured
Please just get this sorted out ASAP. It has been a month since my daughter has had a science lesson yet is expected to sit her mocks next week. This should prove the impact of the strikes!
J
Joan Amy
6 years ago
Featured
My girls attended this school I'm so shocked at what's going on and how the teachers are being treated. the Head ,the Buisness manager who now has got her husband working there and the chair of governers are tearing this school apart
J
Joe Joseph
6 years ago
My daughter go's to this school and am totally disgusted by the bullying going on
H
helen rees
6 years ago
I cannot believe how long this has gone on for. For a headteacher to lose respect of so many staff it is impossible for her to continue.
The Head refuses to speak to staff and seems to have no wish to resolve this. The fact that she won't even speak to parents directly shows how difficult it must be for teachers and support staff to have their views heard. Nobody should have to work in any place of employment where they fear suspension as a method to silent the staffs' voice.