Radical reforms announced for 21st century schools
Schools Secretary Ed Balls has set out radical new school reforms to build on the significant improvements in the last decade.The proposals include the need for teachers to have a licence to work in the classroom which will have to be renewed every five years, a new Pupil Guarantee to provide personalised learning, School Report Cards to give parents all the information they need; and a tough approach to school improvement with the best schools linking up to raise standards in all schools.
Designing for disabled children and SEN
Designing for disabled children and children with special educational needs means putting these children at the very heart of the design and build process, right from inception.
Coaching to manage performance
Vivienne Porritt questions the whole basis of the current approach to performance management and shows how this can be transformed through developing a coaching culture which focuses on ultimate learning games for children.
Are we learning how to behave?
Sir Alan Steer has produced his fifth and final report examining behaviour in English schools. Although acknowledging the good behaviour of the majority there is still much to be done…
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