A HEADTEACHER of a top grammar school has been sacked after she allegedly sent parents a list of striking teachers. King Edward VI Five Ways School in Birmingham has launched a probe into Charlotte…
The school describes itself as a "highly selective, co-educational state grammar school" and boasts 30 acres.The school said in a statement: "Mrs Charlotte Jordan will be leaving her role as Headmistress of King Edward VI Five Ways School on Tuesday 28 February."We thank Charlotte for her leadership and contribution to the school and the wider Foundation.
"The Academy Trust's investigation into the data breach at King Edward VI Five Ways School related to industrial action earlier this month is ongoing. Mrs Jordan said of her dismissal: "I am sorry but there is nothing I can say about this at the moment."
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