After 30 years in business, Joules might not make it until the end of the year
The Department for Education has called for special measures to be introduced at a Lincoln school following an ‘inadequate’ Ofsted report — or else the trust in charge of the school will have funding cut.
Now, a Termination Warning Notice was sent to Harbour Learning Trust, which runs Lincoln Castle Academy, following the publishing of the Ofsted report. A spokesperson for Lincoln Castle Academy said: “As we shared with our community at the time, during our last Ofsted inspection our school was graded as requiring improvement in three of the five categories we were inspected against, and graded as inadequate in the other two. Due to the way that the Ofsted framework is set up, the school was graded as inadequate overall.
“Lincoln Castle Academy has made sustained and tangible progress since the last inspection, and we are leaving no stone unturned to ensure that we continue on the trajectory that we are on. While it is important that this letter is acknowledged, it does not change what we are doing or why we are doing it.
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