I am not blowing my own trumpet, I am stating facts. Obviously you seem to be bored with it, which you are entitled to, nonetheless I have the right to share my opinions, and as for not knowing who I am and not being my friend of FB that is fine, I am very selective of people I liaise with.
Now the fact that many of her supporters are prepared to oversee what she has done is extremely worrying. My child is due to begin 6th form at KS next September, but she has told me today that with this scandal she is not sure if she would like to go there anymore.
Since she was appointed head I began worrying. I went to all meetings and I was tone of the few parent to defy. When she began talking about photography, drama, philosophy lessons for the 6th form I asked her where would she get the money to fund these courses. Her answer was that these courses didnt need a lot of money to be created. I as a lecturer of 7 different business courses, know for a fact that it is utter rubbish and I told her so.
Not long after I had another meeting for my other child's gcse choice of courses, and wasn't I amazed to find out that Jewish studies was to become a core subject and a non obligatory GCSE. All the JS teachers were extremely worried and I spoke to each of them. Now why would she turn JS into a core subject? Easy.... this way she would be able to get rid of JS teachers and fund her other courses. Now isn't that killing the ethos of the school?

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JS as a core subject gets my vote.   Everything she has done so far is great.   Got rid of so much dead wood most gone to Yavneh!!  Has employed a whole new maths department which KS has needed for years.    Remember she was voted Head Teacher of the Year 2007 this is how good this women is.