So typically left wing, nobody must question the party line, the party policy or the very doubtful figures..
The first figures of 22/25 etc clearly display a total ignorance of the number of teacher at the school. To quote percentage and avoid any realistic figures of number of voters clearly and decisively display a complete and utter lack of intent to clarify and publish the realistic figures.
By your own admission you are an acquaintance of the dismissed teacher and have chosen to refrain from putting into the public domain the concise figures of his ex-colleagues that have chosen to take part in the poll.
You hid behind name calling sooner than address the very basic and fundamental head count of voters. This epitomises the rank disregard for any clarity or understanding of the situation.
The temporary head was employed to stop the school being closed, the number of teachers losing their jobs has been indicative of the measures necessary to raise the standard of teaching to comply and meet with the OFSTED inspection and also qualify for Buidling schools for the future grants.
Now, you may believe that the future of one solitary teacher has greater significance than the future and welfare of the 990 pupils, the large number of staff and associated work force within the present school.
The new school and the intended expansion will accommodate a greater number of pupils, offer greater facilities for the specialist subjects and, hopefully, move the standard of Education within the Tower Hamlet borough to improved levels.
Before you seek to denigrate anyone not holding your views and your own refusal to supply the very basic information as to a head count you would realise that education within the school and borough can only improve, and that is without a Math teacher who, apparently, was an inherent part of a failing school.
You can rant and call names but that does not alter the facts of a decided lack of clarity with the voting issue.