Sentence examples for slim curriculum from inspiring English sources

This is a thick book about a still rather slim curriculum vitae.

Ms Smith added that teachers could work with the slimmed down curriculum as they were "intelligent and creative".

Gove said he would "dismantle the power of a centralised bureaucracy", radically reform qualifications and slim down the curriculum.

Gove insisted it was part of his drive to slim an unwieldy curriculum down, to give teachers greater freedom to show their initiative.

The education and children's bill – which, like all education measures, applies only in England – will slim down the curriculum and give schools more flexibility over what they teach.

Last month, the Government set out its reforms of early learning and children's centres to slim down the curriculum for fives and under, but which also introduced new progress checks for two-year-olds and put more focus on getting children ready for school.

And beyond the new, slimmed down National Curriculum, we need to consider how we can take a wiki, collaborative approach to developing new curriculum materials; using technological platforms to their full advantage in creating something far more sophisticated than anything previously available.

Doug Bourn, director of the development education research centre at the Institute of Education, said dropping all mentions in the proposed slimmed-down geography curriculum allowed teachers to choose whether to include climate change but would make it easy for them to ignore it.

Ministers are committed to a slimmer more flexible curriculum to be focused on the basics and organised around traditional subject disciplines.

9) Slim down the national curriculum and scale back Sats.

The government has published its plans to slim down the national curriculum followed by primary and secondary schools in England.