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Teachers' pay framework can be more flexible but impt to keep national pay. Good to hear Nick Clegg agree on Mon. http://t.co/bF7UW0h1
From ASCL_UK
on 16/05/2012 04:44
Govt aims to reform #SEN are right, but danger children with mild disability will fall through the net http://t.co/hFCAvoVs
From ASCL_UK
on 15/05/2012 10:31
@dpmoffice #pupilpremium speech: good to see DPM back awards to celebrate good practice in schools http://t.co/JnIOd3zB
From ASCL_UK
on 14/05/2012 02:01
Current issues
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News: Keep national pay framework for teachers
16 May 2012
Responding to the Education Secretary Michael Gove’s evidence submitted today to the School Teachers’ Review Body (STRB) more>>>
Advice: Proposed changes to SEN provision
In March 2011 the government published its SEN and Disability Green Paper which sets out a number of proposals to reform SEN provision. more>>>
Survey: Attitudes to exam marking
16 May 2012
UGov and Channel 4 News are conducting a 5 minute survey on teachers’ attitudes to exam marking. Give your views
News: SEN proposals mean some children could slip through the net
15 May 2012
Reducing the number of young people identified with special needs must not be a cost cutting exercise, ASCL warns today more>>>
News: Research more effective than awards in narrowing the gap
14 May 2012
Commenting on Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg’s speech today about the pupil premium and narrowing the gap for young people more>>>
News: School and college leaders know what stress is
10 May 2012
In response to the Chief Inspector Michael Wilshaw’s remarks in a speech today more>>>
