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May 1, 2012 by CPRT

National Curriculum Review: ‘The “Expert Panel” Report, The Secretary of State’s Proposals and the CPR’

Since last December the Department for Education (DfE) has been consulting on the national curriculum report of its ʻexpert panelʼ (EP). 
A statement from the Secretary of State is expected very soon. It will launch draft proposals for the revised national curriculum for England together with draft KS1/2 programmes of study for the designated ‘core’ subjects of English, maths and science.

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