Friday, 13 May 2011
Standards in Schools
On Thursday, we had a debate on educational performance in Parliament. I raised a number of local issues - pressure on school places, the funding formula - with Schools Minister, Nick Gibb.
We also had an interesting wider debate about teaching standards and core learning. I argued that ' the recipe for success is not complicated and bureaucratic. We must trust teachers and parents more, demand academic rigour, and free up schools to innovate.'
You can access the debate here.
We also had an interesting wider debate about teaching standards and core learning. I argued that ' the recipe for success is not complicated and bureaucratic. We must trust teachers and parents more, demand academic rigour, and free up schools to innovate.'
You can access the debate here.
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