Diary

7th June 1996, 1:00am

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Diary

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No fewer than two separate moles at the School Curriculum and Assessment Authority supply an extract from the organisation’s personnel newsletter. It reads: “Christine Kensett, who worked as PA to Christ [sic] Woodhead, the then chief executive of SCAA, has joined OFSTED on a permanent basis in the same position from 1 May 1996.” Informant one notes: “The second coming. Jesus inspects schools.” Informant two wonders: “Is this just a Freudian slip?”

And meanwhile, the School Curriculum and Assessment Authority appears to be acquiring a strange reputation. A letter requesting information from the Employment Service arrived last week, despite being addressed to the School Curriculum Harrassment.

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