Not exact matches
Our work on the role
of the
middle tier culminated in a dissemination event held at the Local
Government Association (LGA) offices in London earlier this month, with attendees representing the DfE, LGA, ADCS, ASCL and the local authorities (LAs) involved in the qualitative study (Brighton and Hove, Wigan, Hertfordshire and York).
It warns
of the need for co-ordination from this «
middle tier», between individual schools and central
government, particularly in areas where schools are at risk
of underperforming.
Sir David Carter, one
of the eight regional schools commissioners who form part
of the
government's new «
middle tier»
of accountability for academies, also offered his support to the petitioners.
To date, the commissioners (RSCs), part
of the
government's new
middle tier of accountability for academies, only recommend to ministers which free school projects should go ahead.
The commissioners are part
of the
government's
middle tier of accountability for academies, brought in last September and tasked with tackling underperformance and boosting the number
of academy sponsors.
RSCs are part
of the
government's «
middle tier»
of accountability for academies, including free schools.
Will the reduced role
of local authorities in educational provision and the increasing role
of a «
middle tier» between schools and
government present critical challenges in this respect in the future?
Which reflects a similar two -
tier attitude to risk: In the real world, investors remain risk - averse towards the majority
of companies / stocks in the developed world, which face a world beset by surplus capacity & high costs, fragile & uncertain economic growth, an intractable welfare class & an over-stretched and disillusioned
middle class, and
governments over-burdened by massive debt & future entitlements.