Sentences with phrase «national governance»

A good case could be made for national governance of online learning, but, at the very least, this is something states should take charge of.

Both the Department for Education and Ofsted have now indicated to Schools Week that they intend to engage with the commission, whose board includes former Ofsted director Sir Robin Bosher, the director of UCL's Institute of Education Professor Becky Allen, Alison Peacock from the Chartered College of Teaching, and National Governance Association chief executive Emma Knights.

In recent decades, unfortunately, malaria control measures were inadequate for the poor and especially for the young of developing nations, sometimes through failures of national governance, or from lack of financial resources and training.

This proposal implies that local and city governments can act independently of national strategy, which amounts to interference with national governance and polity structure.

A University of Illinois researcher examined the results of a multi-million dollar European Union aid project in West Africa and found that a country's national governance quality can affect the livelihoods of families who rely on resources from national parks and other protected areas.

The significance of «By the Court» in this situation is that it effectively positions the Supreme Court as a unified institution providing the other half of a conversation about national governance with the federal government.

She is a member of the CBA National Governance and Equality Committee, and a member of Haisla Nation's Assessment Review Committee.

OBE Ms Emma Shevvan KNIGHTS, Chief Executive, National Governance Association.

Public outrage is being shown in many areas of the nation but the fanfares for or against the T vs. G trial is being socially weighed - in and national governance are taking notice in order to see just how fractured socialism is...

Public outrage is being shown in many areas of the nation but the fanfares for or against the T vs. G trial is being socially weighed - in and national governances are taking notice in order to see just how fractured socialism is...

Gillian Allcroft, deputy chief executive of the National Governance Association, said: «The vast majority of elected governors (parents and staff) do a great job for their schools and this is one of the reasons why NGA campaigned very strongly for the retention of elected parent governors.

This has prompted the National Governance Association to issue guidance on trip planning and risk assessments

Emma Knights, the chief executive of the National Governance Association and academic James Arthur, who leads the University of Birmingham's character education programme, will receive OBEs for services to education.

For example, there is now a certificate in clerking of school and governing boards available through the National Governance Association.

Emma Knights, chief executive of the National Governance Association, said the action in West Sussex was a «good PR tactic» to highlight governors» funding concerns, but warned there were «moral and practical implications» that made longer - term action untenable.

Gillian Allcroft (pictured), deputy chief executive of the National Governance Association, said interim boards often drove rapid improvement, but said it was «highly unusual» for a single academy trust, such as Parkfield, to delegate all the powers of its trustees to a new committee.

The National Governance Association has suggested to Justine Greening that this should be recognised as a fourth core function of governing bodies in the Department for Education's governance handbook.

However, the National Governance Association (NGA) has lobbied the government to publish benchmark salary figures to help governing boards to set pay.

The National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and the National Governance Association (NGA) have called for the chancellor to «deliver the investment schools so desperately need» in next month's Spring Budget.

The National Governance Association also highlight that listening to a broad range of pupils (as well as parents and staff) is fundamental to good governance in supporting the strategic direction of the school, and acting in the best interest for all pupils.

The National Governance Association (NGA), the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and the Local Government Association (LGA) have collaborated to produce a new edition of the popular guidance document: «What Governing Boards Should Expect from School Leaders and What School Leaders Should Expect From Governing Boards».

It is run by the charity Education and Employers and the National Governance Association (NGA) in partnership with the Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL) and National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT).

These newly placed governors are eligible for free online training and support from Inspiring Governance's delivery partner the National Governance Association (NGA).

The country needs a comprehensive and cohesive system of local,, regional and national governance of education.

The National Governance Association (NGA) is an independent charity representing and supporting governors, trustees and clerks in maintained schools and academies in England.

To build a picture of who is governing our schools, understand governance practice and discover the impact of government policies on schools, the National Governance Association (NGA) has once again joined forces with Tes Magazine to survey the quarter of a million volunteers governing the nation's schools.

National Governance Association (NGA) has updated and relaunched its well - received guide the right people around the table.

The National Governance Association's «Welcome to a multi-academy trust» guide states that larger MATs (defined as having between five and 10 academies or 1,000 pupils) usually have a chief executive officer, a chief finance officer and a chief operating officer, as well as a school improvement team.

Emma Knights, the chief executive of the National Governance Association, also raised concerns that introducing roles traditionally found in the private sector into schools could create problems around pay.

«It will be rare for a car to be produced in 10 years» time that is not autonomous,» Musk said at the summer meeting of the National Governance Association, reports Autocar.

«There's no international governance body, no national governance body,» Talati says, while hovering thousands of feet in the air with pilot Ali Nouri, previously a legislative director for former Minnesota Democrat Sen. Al Franken.

She has served on their National Board of Directors from 2015 and chaired the National Governance and Nominating Committee.

The research, National Governance, Culture, and Leadership Assessment, included data from 36,000 employees in 18 countries and was detailed in The How Report: New Metrics for a New Reality: Rethinking the Source of Resiliency, Innovation, and Growth.