Sentence examples for statutory curriculum from inspiring English sources

The QCDA had to protest that it wasn't possible to simply take down the existing statutory curriculum guidance when there was, as yet, nothing to replace it.

"The challenge has been to continue to develop more imaginative and innovative ways of delivering the statutory curriculum, while maintaining and building upon standards of achievement," he added.

2 4 However, there is no statutory curriculum so schools are encouraged to develop their own programmes of study.

Now, information about HIV is contained within the statutory "basic" curriculum in schools in England, but there is no guidance about how to get key messages across.

There is no sign of any statutory drama curriculum in the offing, no secure entitlement for children to learn about and take part in regular drama lessons as part of a broad and balanced curriculum and no guarantee that they will be taught by specialist, qualified drama teachers.

In 1987, the then Education Secretary, Kenneth Baker, announced there was to be a statutory national curriculum in England and Wales.

The national schemes of work are merely one example of how the statutory national curriculum may be delivered in state schools.

He has chosen to remove the statutory programme in ICT at schools, meaning schools must still teach ICT but do not have to follow a specific curriculum.

Results also showed how financial education at GCSE level – which is now statutory within the curriculum – is also stark, with 59 per cent still not receiving any form of formalised monetary learning.

"My dream is to take this celebration into every school and make it a statutory requirement of the curriculum".

His report in March 2007 stopped short of suggesting a return to compulsion but recommended that languages be made a statutory part of the curriculum for seven- to 11-year-olds.