Sentences with phrase «creating enough school places»
There are unquestionably things that need to be implemented from the last parliament — for example, on curriculum and assessment — as well as challenges around recruiting enough teachers in an improving economy, creating enough school places, and dealing with tighter budgets.
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Council chiefs said they are doing all they can to create enough school places, but warned they are doing so «with one hand behind their backs» as they need more powers to open new schools and force academies, which are not under their control, to expand.
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Dress codes are hard to create — and harder to enforce — but with enough parent and student involvement at the beginning, and consistent enforcement once they are in place, educators at three schools report that dress codes can work.
Enforcing Dress Codes a Continuous Challenge Dress codes are hard to create — and harder to enforce — but with enough parent and student involvement at the beginning, and consistent enforcement once they are in place, educators at three schools report that dress codes can work.
The Academies Act 2010 stipulated all new schools had to be academies or free schools, so local authorities lost their power to create new schools but retained responsibility for having enough school places locally.
«Ministers must urgently tackle the serious problems they have created in education, including school budgets falling in real terms for the first time in twenty years, chronic shortages of teachers, not enough good school places, and chaos and confusion in the exams system.
It is not just the schools that needed to change, the community and its people must have wanted the schools to improve and place enough pressure on Hartford schools to create change.
«Ministers must urgently tackle the serious problems they have created in education, including school budgets falling in real terms for the first time in 20 years, chronic shortages of teachers, not enough good school places, and chaos and confusion in the exams system.»