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June 11, 2012 by CPRT

National Curriculum Proposals for England Published

On 11 June 2012 the Secretary of State published his response to the ʻExpert Panelʼ report together with draft programmes of study for English, mathematics and science. CPR is hosting two DfE consultation sessions on the proposals, on 20 and 29 June: see events listings on this page. Meanwhile, itʼs clear from the blog of one of the Expert Panelʼs members that not all of them are happy with what the Secretary of State has done (or not done) with their report, and The Guardian detects divisions within the Expert Panel itself. Watch this space! 

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