Chartered College of Teaching comments on 8th March school return
The Chartered College of Teaching has commented on the decision by the Government that all pupils in all year groups will be able to return to school on Monday 8th March. Dame Alison Peacock, CEO of the Chartered College, said:… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on 8th March school return
TEACHERS SPLIT ON OFQUAL PROPOSALS AND CITE FAIRNESS, WORKLOAD AND BLAME AS KEY CONCERNS
Chartered College of Teaching member poll finds 41% agree with consultation proposals, while 41% disagree Members raise concerns around the fairness of proposals, additional workload asks and potential blame from media, government and parents Teachers are split on Ofqual’s proposed… Continue Reading TEACHERS SPLIT ON OFQUAL PROPOSALS AND CITE FAIRNESS, WORKLOAD AND BLAME AS KEY CONCERNS
80% OF TEACHERS SEE PUPIL NUMBERS ‘GREATLY INCREASED’ COMPARED TO FIRST LOCKDOWN
Chartered College of Teaching members polled following the first week of term Under 1% reported a decrease in numbers Dame Alison Peacock highlights “unsustainable and unsafe” situation Eight out ten teachers have said pupil numbers at their school have greatly… Continue Reading 80% OF TEACHERS SEE PUPIL NUMBERS ‘GREATLY INCREASED’ COMPARED TO FIRST LOCKDOWN
Chartered College of Teaching comments on updated assessment plans
Dame Alison Peacock, Chief Executive of the Chartered College of Teaching, has today (13th January) commented on the Secretary of State for Education’s letter outlining the process to agree alternative exam arrangements. The Secretary of State for Education writes to… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on updated assessment plans
Chartered College of Teaching comments on revised school reopenings
Dame Alison Peacock – Chartered College of Teaching CEO – has commented following today’s (30th December) revised plans regarding the reopening of schools. “Today’s announcement by the Secretary of State missed an important headline which would have gained support across… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on revised school reopenings
Chartered College of Teaching comments on school COVID-19 test roll out
Today (15th December), the Department for Education has announced that it will be rolling out rapid-testing in schools and colleges from January. Dame Alison Peacock, Chief Executive of the Chartered College of Teaching, commented on the news: “Our hope is… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on school COVID-19 test roll out
Chartered College of Teaching comments on Ofsted Annual Report
Ofsted has today (1 December) published its Annual Report for education, children’s services and skills. Dame Alison Peacock, Chief Executive of the Chartered College of Teaching – the professional body for teaching – reflected on the report’s findings and comments… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on Ofsted Annual Report
Majority of teachers find DfE guidance ‘unhelpful’
· Only 10% think DfE remote and in-school guidance was helpful · Over 80% dissatisfied with how DfE has listened to COVID-19 teaching feedback An overwhelming majority of teachers found Department for Education guidance relating to remote and in-school teaching unhelpful, according… Continue Reading Majority of teachers find DfE guidance ‘unhelpful’
Chartered College of Teaching comments on Improving Schools report
The Chartered College of Teaching has today (18th November) commented on the publication of the ‘Improving Schools’ report, published by NAHT’s School Improvement Commission. The Commission, which includes Dame Alison Peacock – CEO of the Chartered College – identifies five… Continue Reading Chartered College of Teaching comments on Improving Schools report
Dame Alison Peacock calls for “teachers to be the ones to shape the future of teaching”
During her speech at the Chartered College’s AGM, CEO Dame Alison Peacock said that the expertise and insights of teachers should drive areas such as “how we avoid a repeat of the farce of this summer’s exam results, how we… Continue Reading Dame Alison Peacock calls for “teachers to be the ones to shape the future of teaching”