Issue 15.5 - Managing Schools Today

Coursework Under Fire

This has been a bad year for anyone who thinks that teacher assessment in public examinations is a good thing. After the teacher unions grumbled about the workload involved in administering and marking examination coursework, the QCA put the boot in with a report saying plagiarism was widespread. That has now

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Clarity, neutrality, consistency

How can behaviour policy be fixed when circumstances change every time? Geoff Moss and John Bayley’s series on discipline continues with a look at issues surrounding consistency.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Points

The Key To Easy Data Analysis

Surveying the local community can be made much simpler with the right software in place, as Shoeburyness High School discovered

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Brown’s Bonanza for Schools

Schools in England have been promised a £34bn increase in funding over the NEXT five years in what could be Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown’s LAST Budget.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Take It As Read

The Government’s acceptance of synthetic phonics is now so complete as to suggest that ministers had backed the technique all along

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Suffering In Silence

A two–year inquiry run jointly by the Camelot Foundation and the Mental Health Foundation has found that health, education and social care professionals are not receiving the guidance or formal training they need to support young people who selfharm. Nor do professionals feel they receive sufficient personal support to deal with self–harm cases.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Unravelling The Curriculum

As calls for reform continue to ring out across the education landscape, Jim Sweetman considers whether the National Curriculum can move from catastrophe to creativity.

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Getting Ready For Work

As employers continue to influence the curriculum, Anne Nicholls explores some innovative ways to prepare children for a life of labour

1 Jan 2005
24mins

Leadership

Creating A Children’s Centre

It’s one thing TO lead a school but another TO CREATE an establishment FROM scratch. Angela Stones started the McMillan Children’s Centre – AND ended up joining the General Teaching Council AND receiving an OBE

1 Jan 2005
24mins

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Issue 15.5 - Managing Schools Today

Coursework Under Fire

Clarity, neutrality, consistency

Points

The Key To Easy Data Analysis

Brown’s Bonanza for Schools

Take It As Read

Suffering In Silence

Unravelling The Curriculum

Getting Ready For Work

Creating A Children’s Centre

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