i thought she hated him now y????

oh and HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

go brock go

haha to tom, my sis will be moving to twynham mooooo (oh u goto wear blazers der too oh well ahaha i dnt have to)

my sis also called ashley a snob in an insulting namecalling kinda way he liked it and grinned. lol bless.

yeh i like him but not in any sexual way, hes just really cute. dats all so aaron no i dnt want a huge life size penis as a prezzie. lol

1, why have you titled it 'OUR new name'??

2, i didnt read the link but the acceptance letter my sister got from (former) summerbee cleary states that they will be renaming the school the bishop of winchester school

3, so mooooooooooo

4, gutted everyone who still happens to be going there

5, that includes you too mini mon!!!

6, hahaha ahha ahah ahhaahaha aha ahah

7, *falls off chair laughing*

8, ps. ah ahaha ah a hah ahahah hha hah ahahha

Actually we left school at the end of June, but I agree with the 'haha' stuff.

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Statutory Notice to Discontinue Summerbee
Comprehensive School
Notice is hereby given in accordance with section 29(1) of the School Standards and
Framework Act 1998 that Bournemouth Local Education Authority intends to
discontinue Summerbee Comprehensive School from 31 August 2004.
All pupils currently on roll at Summerbee Comprehensive School will transfer to the
newly established Bournemouth Church of England Secondary School. The
admissions policy will remain unchanged for September 2004, but a new admissions
policy will be introduced with effect from academic year 2005/2006.
For 2004/2005 assistance with travel costs in relation to community schools will
continue to be available to pupils provided they fulfill the requirements of
Bournemouth LEA's transport policy. For 2005/2006 the denominational policy will
apply.
Within six weeks after the date of publication of these proposals, any person may
object to or make comments on the proposals by sending the representations to:
Pratap Deshpande (Director of Education), Education Directorate, Dorset House, 20-
22 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth BH1 3NL.
Within one month after the end of the representation period, the LEA will send to the
School Organisation Committee for the area, copies of all representations made (and
not withdrawn in writing) within the representation period, together with the
Authority’s observations on them.
Signed: Pratap Deshpande, Director of Education, Bournemouth Date: 20 Nov 2003
Explanatory Notes
This proposal is dependent on the proposal by Winchester Diocesan Board of
Education to establish a new Church of England Voluntary Aided Secondary School
which will replace Summerbee Comprehensive School. Both proposals are to be
considered in conjunction.
Summary of Admissions Policy for September 2005
The present Summerbee Comprehensive admission policy will apply for 2004-05. It
is proposed that a new admissions policy will be introduced in September 2005.
From 2005, therefore, the governors will plan to admit 180 pupils into Year 7. If there
are more than 180 applications, then the governors will firstly allocate places, in
priority order, to children in the care of a local authority; children with special
educational/social/medical needs which can be met particularly well at this school;
children with siblings still at the school when they would start school. The governors
will secondly allocate the remaining places in the following proportions: 60% for
children within the present Summerbee catchment area; 25% for children whose
parents are involved in the worship and work of churches in Bournemouth; 15% for
children who attend Church of England primary schools in Bournemouth. These are
the key features of the new admissions policy. You can see the full policy on the
Council’s website at www.bournemouth.gov.uk, or request a copy from Dorset
House, 20-22 Christchurch Road, Bournemouth BH1 3NL.
BOURNEMOUTH BOROUGH COUNCIL
Education Directorate