Now I can understand him being pissed off - even though the problem is entirely of his own making but that doesn't help the kids and now they're all going into panic mode once again. The old teacher won't give them as he says, and I quote "it's not my problem anymore". The new teacher won't give them as she says she doesn't know them well enough.
The timing couldn't have been worse as now the kids need references for their UCAS applications. The quality of teaching, learning and test results deteriorated until the students and their parents had to step in and demand action.ĭespite continued questions and concern from parents/kids, the head of dept seemed oblivious and, to cut a long story short, ultimately blamed the kids when the teacher was removed from the class and she had to make alternative arrangements.Ī new teacher has been put in place and although there's a lingering resentment about the whole situation (towards the kids), things are improving and a plan of action was implemented to bring the class up to speed. Last year, it became increasingly clear that the teacher wasn't up to the job and by his own admission felt like much of the content was over his head. She needs AAA in Chemistry, Physics and Maths to get onto her chosen course and seems to be doing okay in the two sciences but Maths is a different story. DD is in 2nd year of A levels and hoping to go on to university next year.
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