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asked Her Majesty's Government:In relation to the 23 primary schools in the Isle of Wight under threat of closure under the ““best case scenario””, what was the conclusion of the latest Ofsted report on the island's other primary schools.

Asked by

Lord Oakeshott of Seagrove Bay (Liberal Democrat)

Type

Written question

Status

Answered

Answered on

19 February 2008

The Isle of Wight is consulting on three options for school reorganisation. Under the option that would have the least effect on primary schools, 21 schools would not be closed. The outcome of the most recent Ofsted report on each of these primary schools is shown in the table below.

School	Date of last Ofsted report	Grade
Oakfield CE Primary	11/03/2003	Good *
Sandown CE Primary	23/02/2004	Good **
Binstead Primary	01/03/2004	Good **
Whippingham Primary	26/04/2004	Good **
Niton Primary	28/06/2004	Very good **
Dover Park Primary	05/07/2004	Good **
Nettlestone Primary	24/01/2005	Satisfactory **
Broadlea Primary	25/04/2005	Satisfactory **
Nine Acres Primary	13/06/2005	Good **
Cowes Primary	02/02/2006	Good ***
Shanklin CE Primary	28/02/2006	Satisfactory ***
St Boniface CE Primary	04/07/2006	Satisfactory ***
Brighstone CE Primary	10/07/2006	Good ***
Wooton Primary	22/01/2007	Good ***
Newport CE Primary	01/02/2007	Good ***
Barton Primary	21/02/2007	Good ***
Northwood Primary	14/03/2007	Outstanding ***
Shalfleet CE Primary	20/03/2007	Good ***
Newchurch Primary	22/03/2007	Good ***
All Saints CE Primary	22/07/2007	Satisfactory ***
St Saviour's Cath Primary	01/11/2007	Satisfactory ***
* Inspected before 1 September 2003 when a grading system was introduced
** For schools inspected between 1 September 2003 and 1 September 2005 the grading system used was: excellent (grade 1); very good (2); good (3); satisfactory (4); unsatisfactory (5); poor (6); very poor(7)
*** For schools inspected since 1 September 2005 the grading system used is: 1 outstanding; 2 good; 3 satisfactory; 4 inadequate.

Subjects

Closures; Isle of Wight; Primary education; Standards; Reorganisation

Date

19 February 2008

Reference

1812; 699 c50WA

House

House of Lords

Local Transport Bill [HL] [Bill 67 of 2007-08]

(Bill 67 of 2007-08)

Type

Commons Briefing paper

Date

18 February 2008

Reference

RP08-18

Untitled European scrutiny ministerial correspondence

Minister

Jeff Rooker

Department

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Type

European scrutiny ministerial correspondence

Date

6 February 2008

Reference

MC 3624

Eco-Town (Harborough)

I am grateful to Mr. Speaker for granting me this Adjournment debate. He knows that I have been attempting to get Ministers to account to the House—and, through me, to my constituents—for an utterly unexplained piece of Government policy. He must have been driven mad by my persistence. I do...

Member

Lord Garnier (Conservative)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

29 January 2008

Reference

471 c287-9

House

House of Commons

Business of the House

May I take this opportunity to wish you, Madam Deputy Speaker, the Leader of the House and all hon. Members a very happy Burns nicht tomorrow? Can we have a look at tomorrow's business to see whether it might be possible to have a short examination of the growing concern...

Member

Alistair Carmichael (Liberal Democrat)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

24 January 2008

Reference

470 c1645

House

House of Commons

Aviation and Climate Change

Aviation and Climate Change. House of Commons Library Research Paper 08/08

Type

Commons Briefing paper

Date

24 January 2008

Reference

RP08-08

Broadcasting

As you know, Mr. Speaker, Tarbolton, in my constituency, is closely associated with Robert Burns—but none of my constituents could be called a"““Wee, sleekit, cow'rin', tim'rous beastie””." They are not slow at coming forward to tell me that the TV reception is appalling. What will the Minister do for the good people of Tarbolton?

Asked by

Brian H Donohoe (Labour)

Answering body

Scotland Office

Oral question - Supplementary

Status

Answered

Date

23 January 2008

Reference

470 c1486

House

House of Commons

Bovine Tuberculosis

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs if he will review the tabular valuation system for compensating farmers for animals slaughtered following infection with bovine tuberculosis to make provision for organically-reared cows and steers.

Asked by

David Drew (Labour; Cooperative Party)

Answering body

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Type

Written question

Status

Answered

Date

22 January 2008

Reference

178981; 470 c1979W

House

House of Commons

Slurry

I am not surprised. I, for my part, have not received a great dearth of letters from constituents affected. I am glad that those are getting through to the Minister, and hopefully the points that they raise will be understood and acted upon. Many farmers, and others interested in agriculture,...

Member

David Heath (Liberal Democrat)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

22 January 2008

Reference

470 c412-3WH

House

House of Commons

Slurry

The total capacity is 10,200 kg per hectare, which is why we are left with the excess total of 2,240 kg. I do not want to over-state those particular figures, but they do illustrate the problem. What options are open to Mr. Griffin if he is to comply with the...

Member

David Heath (Liberal Democrat)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

22 January 2008

Reference

470 c413-5WH

House

House of Commons

Science Teaching

The Minister obviously does. I would much rather that the person marrying her was a scientist than a drummer—but there we go. It reflects the education in that school; the music department is well run, has all the necessary equipment and attracts young people. The science department could do the...

Member

Ian Gibson (Labour)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

15 January 2008

Reference

470 c216-7WH

House

House of Commons

Science Teaching

I am delighted to have the opportunity to speak, although as I fear that I may not be able to stay for the closing speeches the Minister will be relieved to hear that I shall not ask too many questions of him. There is science business in the House of...

Member

Evan Harris (Liberal Democrat)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

15 January 2008

Reference

470 c219-20WH

House

House of Commons

Science Teaching

I join other hon. Members in congratulating the hon. Member for Bolton, South-East (Dr. Iddon) on securing this important debate. He has contributed greatly to the discussion of science and maths in this place, and we have been privileged today to hear from parliamentarians from all parts of the House,...

Member

Maria Miller (Conservative)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

15 January 2008

Reference

470 c223-6WH

House

House of Commons

Gatwick Airport

I do not presume to speak for other constituencies; I speak only for mine. I undertook a huge survey there, and the result was 50:50. We are committed to the ongoing success of Gatwick airport; we want to ensure that it continues to be successful. As it is no longer...

Member

Laura Moffatt (Labour)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

15 January 2008

Reference

470 c242-3WH

House

House of Commons

Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill [HL]

My Lords, I support this definition. There was much discussion and debate in Committee, and prior to that when we had the stem cell debate, about what we are trying to do here. It is important to understand what we are trying to do and why the human admixed embryo...

Member

Lord Patel (Crossbench)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

15 January 2008

Reference

697 c1188-9

House

House of Lords

Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill [HL]

Or possibly sooner, as my noble friend Lord Winston suggests. Three million people in the United Kingdom alone suffer from this condition. The advantage of a therapy that is developed from embryonic stem cells is that it will be more widely available. There will be problems, as the noble Lord,...

Member

Lord Patel (Crossbench)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

15 January 2008

Reference

697 c1208-9

House

House of Lords

Climate Change Bill [HL]

I want to question the noble Lord a little on this. I would agree with him about days gone by—around the 1950s—when milk churns were put out at 6 am and cows were milked at that time. I come from a deeply rural area myself where milk tankers now usually...

Member

Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer (Liberal Democrat)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

14 January 2008

Reference

697 c1150

House

House of Lords

Agriculture: Bluetongue

asked Her Majesty's Government:Further to the announcement on 14 December that a new case of Blue Tongue had been confirmed in a cow near Middlesbrough, whether restrictions are now in place to stop the importation of cattle from the restricted zone in Germany into the United Kingdom; and, if not,...

Asked by

Baroness Byford (Conservative)

Type

Written question

Status

Answered

Date

10 January 2008

Reference

1069; 697 c211WA

House

House of Lords

Nitrate Vulnerable Zones

I remind hon. Members of my entry in the Register of Members' Interests. As others have rightly done, I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Ludlow (Mr. Dunne) both on securing the debate and on the exceptionally comprehensive and reasonable way in which he presented all the issues. In...

Member

James Paice (Conservative)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

8 January 2008

Reference

470 c43-4WH

House

House of Commons

Nitrate Vulnerable Zones

Happy new year to you, Sir Nicholas, and your colleagues on the Chairmen's Panel. I congratulate the hon. Member for Ludlow (Mr. Dunne) on securing the debate and on his speech, which was a veritable tour de force in its comprehensive approach to the subject before us. As he said,...

Member

David Kidney (Labour)

Type

Proceeding contribution

Date

8 January 2008

Reference

470 c33-6WH

House

House of Commons