From the category archives:
I was very interested in issue 61 of the Tribune to read about the teachers - as one of them was my Aunt. Their names, front row left to right were; Mrs Rawbon, Mr Rawbon (Headmaster) and my aunt Miss Guymer. On the back row are Miss Clark and Miss Howell. [click to continue…]
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The high standards reached by pupils, excellent levels of achievement, improvements in attendance and teaching and the headteacher’s inspirational leadership have all led to an outstanding rating by government Ofsted inspectors of Arthur Mellows Village College.
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Fed-up residents of Helpston Road in Glinton have called on Peterborough City Council to help tackle the problem of Arthur Mellows pupils cycling on the pavements.
After claims that the school either ignored complaints or replied to say there was nothing they could do about it, local couple Simon and Johanna Potter carried out a survey of people living there. [click to continue…]
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Peakirk-cum-Glinton Primary School
In an open letter to the Tribune, the Governing body of Peakirk-cum-Glinton CofE Primary School have re-stated that it is their intention to support plans to develop the school on its existing site, rather than consider the option of relocating. [click to continue…]
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Back in April 2007, your Tribune reported on the start of the most extensive and exciting building and refurbishment project that AMVC had embarked upon since the college opened in 1949. [click to continue…]
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The Tribune welcomes Mike Sandeman as the new Head of AMVC. The college commands a great deal of affection and respect within the Benefice and Heads of College last a long time at Arthur Mellows, so there is always a great deal of interest when we see a change of leadership. Senior students, Daniel, Sarah, Alice and Tom interviewed Mr Sandeman on behalf of the Tribune. [click to continue…]
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Maxey village resident Debbie Hiller has been appointed as the Local Education Authority’s (LEA) governor at Northborough Primary School. She replaces Jo Newbold, who resigned after moving abroad. Debbie’s application was approved in December by Cllr Stephen Goldspink the city council’s cabinet member for education and children’s services.
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