I REMAIN incensed by your inaccurate, insensitive, sensationalist headline (Editorial, May 19).
Your portrayal of Christopher Whitehead High School could not be more inaccurate. Since September, 2003, my arrival as Headteacher:
Attendance figures have risen to 91.4 per cent a rise of 1.5 per cent, comparable to all Worcester City schools; Truancy figures have halved; Exclusions have halved; 39 parents have made the choice to move their children to our school after September - all are presently happy.
The Public Inquiry centres around the key decision, does two schools amalgamated in 1983, accommodated on a rambling, archaic site, provide the opportunity for 21st Century education? The quality of students or teachers is not in question.
NEIL S MORRIS,
Headteacher.
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