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Education and child-related news -

• White Paper Your child, your schools, our future: building a 21st century schools system.
• Results of parent survey on SATS and Ed Balls speech
• Threat to boycott SATS in 2010
• Good Childhood inquiry
• The Rose Review
• Sex education in schools reviewed
• End of KS3 SATS; new school report cards
• New diplomas 14-19
• 2008 SATS results
• Dads and sons ‘Bond’ over spy novels
• Select Committee report on Assessment and Testing
• Five hours culture a week
• Gordon Brown has denied that plans for McDonald's and other firms to run A-level topics would amount to dumbing down - insisting the courses would be tough and intensive.
• Cookery lessons will be reintroduced to secondary schools under plans to combat obesity, the Government has announced.
• Education and Skills Bill published 30.11.07
• New programme to boost early writing, reading and maths skills
• 5 hours sport a week for all children
• New secondary curriculum
• The government have published the Primary National Strategy’s new phonics resource. Letters and Sounds: Principles and Practice of High Quality Phonics.
• A new department wa set up by the Prime Minister on 28 June 2007. The Department for Children, Schools and Families (DCSF) is responsible for improving the focus on all aspects of policy affecting children and young people, as part of the Government’s aim to deliver educational excellence.