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Regional Think Tanks on the new National Curriculum - February 2011.
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Regional Naace Think Tanks on the new National Curriculum took place up and down the country during the 2011 February half term.
Naace has been invited to respond to the National Curriculum Consultation and as such we met with Naace Members across all phases to determine how to respond.
The deadline for submitting our response to the Department for Education is 14 April so we needed to move quickly.
We are calling upon all Naace Members and their colleagues and friends to submit a response to the consultation.
Details can be found here.
http://www.education.gov.uk/consultations/index.cfm?action=consultationDetails&consultationId=1730&external=no&menu=1
Further we are calling on all Naace members to write to their MP to raise their concerns about the need for ICT in the curriculum.
Naace has been invited to respond to the National Curriculum Consultation and as such we met with Naace Members across all phases to determine how to respond.
The deadline for submitting our response to the Department for Education is 14 April so we needed to move quickly.
We are calling upon all Naace Members and their colleagues and friends to submit a response to the consultation.
Details can be found here.
http://www.education.gov.uk/consultations/index.cfm?action=consultationDetails&consultationId=1730&external=no&menu=1
Further we are calling on all Naace members to write to their MP to raise their concerns about the need for ICT in the curriculum.
Details of Naace Response
Colleagues from the Naace Board of Management have collated feedback from the events and have drafted a detailed response that will be submitted alongside the required consultation document.
Please see www.naace.co.uk/1526
Sessions will be held at the Naace Strategic Conference when this paper will be discussed further.
Other commentary can be found in the Naace CPD Area and Naace Communities. Please see links below to access these areas.
http://cpd.naace.co.uk/course/view.php?id=77
http://communities.naace.co.uk/pg/groups/2193/national-curriculum-review--january-2011/
Other commentators have followed up on the event too. Please see some of these links below.
Regional Think Tanks - dates and locations where they were held
Birmingham - 22nd February 2011
North West Birmingham City Learning Centre
London - 23rd February 2011
Institute of Directors - 116 Pall Mall
Bradford - 24th February 2011
Challenge City Learning Centre - Bradford
Naace would like to thank North West Birmingham CLC and the Challenge CLC in Bradford for providing the venues for the Naace Think Tanks - as well as eFolio for sponsorship towards the Bradford Think Tank.
eFolio is provided for the UK and Europe via Maximise ICT Ltd.
Regional Think Tanks on the new National Curriculum - February 2011.
Regional Naace Think Tanks on the new National Curriculum took place up and down the country during the 2011 February half term.
Naace has been invited to respond to the National Curriculum Consultation and as such we met with Naace Members across all phases to determine how to respond.
The deadline for submitting our response to the Department for Education is 14 April so we needed to move quickly.
We are calling upon all Naace Members and their colleagues and friends to submit a response to the consultation.
Details can be found here.
http://www.education.gov.uk/consultations/index.cfm?action=consultationDetails&consultationId=1730&external=no&menu=1
Further we are calling on all Naace members to write to their MP to raise their concerns about the need for ICT in the curriculum.
Naace has been invited to respond to the National Curriculum Consultation and as such we met with Naace Members across all phases to determine how to respond.
The deadline for submitting our response to the Department for Education is 14 April so we needed to move quickly.
We are calling upon all Naace Members and their colleagues and friends to submit a response to the consultation.
Details can be found here.
http://www.education.gov.uk/consultations/index.cfm?action=consultationDetails&consultationId=1730&external=no&menu=1
Further we are calling on all Naace members to write to their MP to raise their concerns about the need for ICT in the curriculum.