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‘These EY changes are not a fait accompli’
The fact that the Early Learning Goals are being piloted suggests government is listening to teachers, says James Bowen
22 June 2018
‘Deaf pupils need £50m more than grammar schools do’
‘The DfE says we’ve got more funding than ever, so why are local authorities slashing specialist support for deaf children?’
17 May 2018
‘We must tackle the prejudices that prevent men working in early years’
The early years are the most critical phase in a child’s life, and regular interaction with a range of role models - both men and women – is urgently needed, writes one teachers’ leader
2 May 2018
‘It’s time the government started to respect its volunteer army: the governors’
They work late into the night for free, undervalued and unloved. Governors are more important in our atomised education system than ever before, writes one teacher leader
7 April 2018
‘Sensible policies? Teachers need a Lost Property Green Paper...’
Teachers have grown used to ignoring the latest whizz-bang government policies – but they would appreciate some help with the everyday problems, writes James Bowen
10 March 2018
‘You can’t make a silk purse out of a sow’s ear when it comes to the writing assessment frameworks’
It’s apparent that the government does not know the long-term solution for primary writing assessment – so let’s present our own ideas, says teachers’ leader James Bowen
26 February 2018
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