Talk:St Ursula's School

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Latest comment: 13 years ago1 comment1 person in discussion

Wikipedia:WikiProject Schools/Article guidelines is clear about what should and should not be included in a school article. Lists of staff members have no place in a WIkipedia article. Only the head/principal should be mentioned as a matter of routine, while other staff should only be mentioned if they are notable in their own right, e.g. if they have a Wikipedia article of their own, or if they have won awards relating to their work. Just because St Ursula's, or the short-lived academy which succeeded it for a year, have closed their is no need to turn this page into an in-memoriam. The contribution summary "School Website no longer exists and this is a reference for anyone requiring the knowledge of the Oasis Westbury teaching, administrative or caretaking staff" is entirely counter to the principles of the wikiproject and Wikipedia itself. Sites like Wikia exist for people who wish to create a Wiki on any subject of their fancy, as do other facilities that let you self-publish content. That is where things such as lists of administrative staff and caretakers belong, not here. --Bob Re-born (talk) 14:59, 1 October 2011 (UTC)Reply

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