Sentences with phrase «coasting local authority schools»

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The changes to legislation will mean new tougher measures to raise standards in coasting schools and will apply to all types of school, including local authority run and free schools.

Powers will be extended to address failing and «coasting» academies as well as local authority schools, with Morgan claiming that underperforming academies should be «held to account».

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan has backed down the proposals to force every school to convert into an academy, meaning only those deemed as failing or coasting will be forced to convert, as well as those in local authority areas no longer deemed to be «viable».

Schools in Labour - run local authority areas are more likely to face forced academisation under new laws designed to clamp down on coasting councils.

The changes will mean that the new, tougher measures to raise standards in «coasting» schools will apply to all types of school, whether local authority, academy or free school.

Analysis by Education Datalab has found that nearly one in five secondary schools (18 per cent) in local authorities that also have grammar schools would be defined as «coasting» if data from 2012 - 14 were used.

Nicky Morgan has announced that legislation will be extended to address failing and «coasting» academies as well as local authority schools.

Our advice in respect of «Failing», «Coasting» and «Underperforming» Schools aims to support NUT local officers in addressing questions from NUT members and others about the implications of recent Government policy initiatives for maintained schools and local authoSchools aims to support NUT local officers in addressing questions from NUT members and others about the implications of recent Government policy initiatives for maintained schools and local authoschools and local authorities.

Where a school falls into the coasting category, a regional schools commissioner or local authority will contact the school to look at its context and consider what action, if any, should be taken.

Regional schools commissioners are writing to coasting schools to identify specific support, leading critics to suggest they are now operating as reinvented local authorities.

And last year, it was revealed that commissioners were writing to coasting schools to identify specific support, leading critics to suggest they are now operating as reinvented local authorities.

The government is planning to increase their powers to intervene in failing and «coasting» local authority maintained schools, as well as academies, but concerns about their different approaches have been raised by organisations such as United Learning, an academy trust that runs schools in all eight regions.