Sentence examples for term dates set from inspiring English sources

The plans put forward in the Deregulation Bill would mean that schools that are not academies would not have to accept the term dates set by local authorities.

The plans put forward in the Deregulation Bill would mean schools that are not academies would not have to accept the term dates set by local authorities.

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All the new move would do is remove the power to set term dates from local authorities and hand it to school heads, who could, if they wish, keep things just the way they are.

It is hard to see quite what political advantage Michael Gove anticipates in 'freeing' every head in every school to set term dates on an independent basis.

"What the Government is doing is the Deregulation Bill, which is currently before the House, will extend the power to set term dates to all schools by 2015.

A spokeswoman for the Department for Education said the reforms would enable headteachers to set term dates that worked best for local families.

Parents fear holiday childcare problems for families with children at different schools if head teachers are allowed to set term dates, suggests a poll.

The DfE said academies and free schools already had the power to set term dates and council-run schools would get that power from 2015.

"Heads and teachers are now firmly back in charge of their classrooms thanks to our plan for education, and new flexibility over term dates allows them to set term breaks outside of peak times.

Now in terms of their coming here for talks, there has been no date set.