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Scant Support For Educational Reforms In Highland Schools
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|No 316, February 2018
Scant Support For Educational Reforms In Highland Schools
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THE HIGHLAND Council is urging teachers and parents to participate in the Scottish Government’s current education review, which proposes sweeping new changes to the governance of schools. The government says that these measures, which are being proposed as part of a new Education (Scotland) Bill, will “create a school and teacher-led education system”. The trend is to move school improvement planning away from local authority control to a new body known as a Regional Improvement Collaborative (RIC). Under the proposals, the Highland Council area will share a regional group with Aberdeen City, Aberdeenshire, Moray, Shetland, Orkney, Comhairle nan Eilean Siar and Argyll and Bute. The local authority would retain responsibility for managing early years education, adult and special needs, Gaelic-medium, finance, human resources and buildings. Quality control, curriculum development, the development of learning and teaching and improvement planning would all be transferred to the Regional Improvement Collaborative.
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