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Please note: the information contained in this legal update is correct as of the original date of publication.
The government has issued updated guidance for schools during the 2021 national lockdown.
Here’s what we know about exams and assessment so far:
We will know more about the proposals for summer 2021 exams once Ofqual’s consultation is published. In the meantime, given the clear indication that the emphasis will be on teacher assessment, now would be a good time to reflect on any issues arising from the issues faced in summer 2020. Steps that could be taken now include ensuring that:
We are helping across business, health, education and government sectors:
Brendan Clarke Smith proposed that the right to be accompanied should be much wider than it is at present. Whilst the Bill itself was withdrawn, the idea lives on and is supported by the Education Secretary.
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we have published a series of briefings which we hope will help you understand what the Bill will mean for your school or trust.
Part 1 of the Schools Bill 2022 proposes a new set of “Academy Trust Standards”, representing the introduction of a “common rule book” for academy trusts.
Part 5 of the Schools Bill broadens the regulatory scope of the Teaching Regulation Agency to investigate and prohibit individuals from working as teachers.
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