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23 July: Morris tells Balls to reform Sats and When pupils are too shy to learn - 2 new Articles of the Moment 12 July: A Tribute to Michael Marland 10 July: We need to keep governors on board 9 July: Wednesday 15 October 6pm - EQT at Phoenix High School 1 July Gordon Brown has set out his vision of an "upwardly mobile" Britain ... Education Question Time Click to watch the video Click to see more latest news ...	Pupils produce 'Children's Charter' in celebration of innovative approaches to learning Up to 170 pupils from 17 primary schools across the country contributed to the Charter at the What Makes Learning Exciting? Conference at the National College for School Leadership (NCSL) in Nottingham. Click here to see the charter in full Click here to read the Press Release

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NEW! July 2008 An open letter to HMCI Dear Christine Gilbert At a time when you are asking the question 'What next for Ofsted?'…>> more Expectations - Cynthia Bartlett For vulnerable young people, government policies on targets, testing and league tables have been a tragedy. Click to read the full article ...	NEW! Roy Blatchford A Tribute to Michael Marland ... read and comment John Dunford Upwardly mobile ... read and comment Maxine Evans As the crisis in recruiting new primary heads takes hold... ... read and comment

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