User talk:Bleaney/Archive 2015

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have posted is riddled with inaccuracies. Your decision to return the page to out of date information seems to be a wilful attempt to undermine the good name of our school and I will not tolerate this. Our local community deserve to have accurate information posted about their school. If you do not refrain from posting out of date information I will have to seek further intervention on our behalf to tackle this defamation.

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Dear Bleaney, My colleague has tried to update the information held about Havant Academy several times but you have apparently returned the information to an old, inaccurate version. You need to research the topic and you will realise that the school was graded Good by Ofsted in 2015. The version you

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Care to explain what is wrong with this category? Because it seems perfectly acceptable to put a comprehensive school in the City of Westminster into it! Given that's clearly what it's for. Or does "Comprehensive schools in the City of Westminster" have a mystical, hidden meaning not reflected in the

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You've reverted the page again without explanation. The page clearly needs editing (the information pertaining to finances is taken out of context in particular), but you cannot simply revert the page to a version that does not include the latest Ofsted information and GCSE statistics. The purpose

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1. Several of the schools I added do have articles already. Also... 2. Unless there's a disclaimer stating that only schools which already have articles should be listed, people will have a misleading picture of the number of schools. They may not realize that certain articles don't exist yet and so

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I have cited all sources used and the information taken from the school website is factual so if you must edit the page surely it can not all be wrong. Furthermore to say the information is promotional fluff is highly subjective and does not warrant removal of said information. If you must use your

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I wonder if a way of dealing with this is to change the international school template to "International and other overseas schools"? In addition if there are only a few international schools in the UK outside of London I can change the template so it reflects all international schools in the UK.

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I wonder if a way to solve this is using a "narrowed down" section name to make it clear it's more "limited". Maybe "weekend international education programmes" or "foreign government-sanctioned weekend educational programmes"? I don't know of any country other than Japan that certifies such an

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with the school anyway. The Russian Embassy Schools are operated by the Russian government and there may be material in Russian about them. Even if there was nothing to show individual notability the school names could redirect to the Russian Foreign Ministry or something like

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told me that the page has historically operated on a blue link-only basis. I think adding an internal comment saying something like "Make sure the school is notable according to WP:GNG and/or school outcomes and has its article created before you list it!" may help

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I wonder if it also has to do with the way the Russian embassy schools are set up... I'm not sure if they admit anybody who isn't a child of a Russian diplomat. If the address of the London school matches that of the Russian Embassy it might make sense.

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Hi, I'm just curious why this article has been reverted to a dated and factually inaccurate version. Considering all information in the most recent edit are properly cited from official and reliable sites (Ofsted, and even the schools own website)

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There are two weekend schools in the UK, the ones in London and Derby, that actually receive teachers sent by the Japanese government. At one time that used to be the case with the one in the North East of England (The first listing in this

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Hey, I noticed that we were both editing at the same time on Greene's in Oxford. Would you mind changing the school table you added from fully expanded state to collapsed state? I attempted to do so but was unable. Thanks in advance. Best,

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There is no notability. Only one guardian article which just mentioned it as a part of series. All other material is taken from either facebook pages or from its own website. This just an advert instead of being a wiki

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of the page should not be to make the school 'look good' and your role should not be to act as censor. If the performance of the school has declined, then people have a right to know.

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If it's okay I can wait and have a Russian Wikipedian investigate the issue and see if the London school does admit non-diplomat families. I found the school in Canberra, Australia

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Hello - hope you don't mind my drawing on your far greater experience than my own. I notice you've made a couple of tweaks to the list of schools in West Sussex template. Now that

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extensive network of weekend schools. With other countries (Germany, US, UK, France, etc.) they simply open Kindergarten through high school international schools and that's that.

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Now, I did find the Russian schools in Mumbai and Chennai are only primary schools. Sometimes I leave redlinks anyway on the chance that somebody uncovers something that proves

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Also, at the top of its home page it prominently says "Established 1588 ffree Grammer Schole of Newport". I will restore that as a previous name of the school.

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for copyright related reasons. I have fixed it all up for you. In the future, if you are unable to move a page using the "move" button, then please contact an

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to keep or reinstate those that you had emptied, I am no longer seeking to keep them, but please desist from emptying categories out of process. –

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Hi Bleaney, I was under the impression we didn't include "The" in academy titles as there's a few academys here that don't include it ?, Thanks, –

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is of schools getting teachers from the Japanese government, and the second is a list of schools that don't get government teachers).

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has ceased to be a middle school, I think it also loses its notability (as it was previously the largest of its kind). Similarly the

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I don't really get this adoption thing. I've read the article and I still don't get it. Could u explain to me what it is please?

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describes the Committee's roles and responsibilities in greater detail. If you wish to participate, you are welcome to

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There's plenty of notable subjects that haven't had their articles started, because nobody has had the chance to do so.

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to delete/upmerge categories that you believe should no longer be used, in particular the remaining local sub-cats of

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Hi there. Yeah i'd say both of these schools are less than notable now. Feel free to redirect the articles. Where to?

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Japanese weekend schools officially identified/certified as such by the Japanese government for use by their nationals

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