Sentence examples for framework schools from inspiring English sources

But within that basic framework schools should be given much more latitude to specialise and experiment, and parents should be given much more choice over where to send their children.

For further information see: The Framework for Schools Inspections - this sets out the principles of inspections in schools in England, which includes academies.

But the do-nothing solution will see our framework of schools increasingly fail.

Legal duty would see equality built into the very framework of schools' decision-making process as a foundation, not an afterthought.

New figures released by Ofsted to BBC Radio 4's File on 4 programme reveal that in the first five months of the new framework, 262 schools – one in 12 of those inspected – made a formal complaint afterwards.

Under the current framework, secondary schools are classed as falling beneath the government's floor standards if fewer than 40% of children achieve five or more A* to C GCSEs, including English and maths.

Other artists might object to getting involved at a time when the government's education policy seems to be downgrading arts subjects and cutting managed schemes like Creative Partnerships, which provided a reassuring framework for schools projects, and especially for artists just starting out.

Sometimes accused of being too forceful (opposition parties accused him of being part of a "culture of bullying" in his relationship with the college sector) Mr Russell has seen through major reforms such as the introduction of the Curriculum for Excellence framework in schools, while having to cope with concern from some teachers and unions that it was brought in before it was fully ready.

Tristram Hunt said the current framework of school improvement, which centred on a "target-driven, exam-factory model", had "reached its end stages".

In New Jersey, which barely missed out in last year's competition, in part because of a technical error on its application, Christopher D. Cerf, the acting education commissioner, said the money would enable the state to "aggressively pursue important pieces of our statewide reform agenda," which include the development of a new teacher evaluation framework and school accountability system.

It's easy to get caught up in the decision-making framework that school provides without thinking about the big picture.