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In fairness, they're not emphasising "GOOD" there, they're quoting "GOOD" from the Ofsted report.

 

Still a very clumsy way of doing it though.

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In fairness, they're not emphasising "GOOD" there, they're quoting "GOOD" from the Ofsted report.

 

Still a very clumsy way of doing it though.

 

Fair point, but I also took an indication of emphasis from good having been shown in capitals.

 

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Unless a parent did that for free, I'd say it was a waste of money that should have gone on education rather than advertising.

 

I was kind of thinking the same thing. I've seen many with printed banners showing their OFSTED status, and that seems to to be the best way of doing things as it can be easily removed and not leave weathering marks if you suddenly have to take it down!

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The image, for me anyway, raises a lot more questions. What's that above the yellow warning sign? If it's an electrical isolation switch, it's not very accessible. Either way, why hasn't the one on the left got one. And above the roller door on the right - are they anti-climb roller spikes, or a audio sound wave image. Finally, running the brown water in to the grit/salt bin seems an odd choice - just kidding on the last one :D
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