Talk:Quarry Bay School

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Latest comment: 16 years ago2 comments1 person in discussion

Mrs Debra N Gardiner is not liked around the students very much. Many students and parents dissaprove of her 'idea' of keeping each of the students in the same class that they were in throughout the whole of their primary school life. This is very unfair and have touched the hearts of the kids for they cant really make and know more and new friends.

I think this is biased, unless someone finds sources explicitly saying that the majority don't like her. --Koheiman 10:13, 4 June 2007 (UTC)Reply

I read through the Wikipedia Guidelines (again) and decided to remove this small section. Alternative suggestions are appreciated too. --Koheiman 03:37, 5 June 2007 (UTC)Reply

This statement is unproven and comes with no sustainable evidence at all. Obviously written by someone with NO inside knowledge of the school whatsoever. There is NO push and never has been a push to "keeping students in the same class.....throughout there whole primary school life." Mrs Gardiner is trying to move the school forward and is coming up with new ideas, to ensure best teaching practice, that have been discussed with all school constituents!

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