Tag Archives: Coalition
Doing Better for Less
Well, Wednesday was quite a day, wasn’t it? It felt like the nation was holding a collective breath until George Osborne rose from his seat to deliver the much-anticipated Spending Review. Poking through the opinions since then, it seems that no-one knows … Continue reading
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Tagged authoring tool, Coalition, DfE, e-learning, education, Elaine Walton, elearning, George Osborn, governor, learning pool, local authority, michael gove, modern governor, NCOGS, nga, OFSTED, Paul McElvaney, public sector, pupil premium, ROI, School Governor, school governors, spending review, technology, Wiltshire, York
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The First 100 Days of the Coalition Government
There’s a lot of commentary doing the rounds about how Michael Gove and the DfE have fared during their first 100 days. Here’s a quick round-up - if you know of any more, please add your comment below. I’m keen to … Continue reading
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Tagged Coalition, DfE, education, legislation, local authority, nga, public sector, School Governor
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Potential Pain Points of “Big Society”
The wave of stories, Tweets and publicity about David Cameron’s speech about “Big Society” made me stop and think – aren’t School Governors already “doing” Big Society? Setting aside the political arguments for and against….. here’s how David Cameron described … Continue reading
Schools Invited to Become Academies
Education Secretary Michael Gove has written to all primary and secondary schools in England inviting them to become academies. Academies are state-funded schools which are independent of local authority control. Schools rated as outstanding by inspectors could be fast-tracked into academy … Continue reading
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