When did the PSE Framework become legally binding for primary schools in Wales?
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2000 i think thats when it was published anyway
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The Site CCSSO.ORG is: Council of Chief State School Officers\nThe link below is to the primary page:\nhttp://www.ccsso.org/projects/Early_Childhood_and_Family_Education/\nThis link is directly to the powerpoint presentation:\nhttp://www.ccsso.org/content/PDFs/2005%20NAEYC%20%20NCLB%20presentation.ppt
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1985/6 I think. (Some schools tested them the year before they were rolled out nationwide)\n\nand yes they followed on from O levels in the UK.\n\nO levels are still being sat elsewhere in the world (still set by our Examination Boards) and remain their benchmark exam standard.
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This is what I found...\n\nhttp://www.wlss.org.uk/
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It's not working because it wasn't written by educators. It was written by beaurocrats.\n\nThe only way to fix the educational system is to let educators write the laws. Not the beaurocrats.
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Not quite, but there is the Criminal Justice and Police Act 2001....\n\nhttp://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts2001/20010016.htm
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I am not sure but I think you can get info on DFES website.\nthat is a govt. of England website and has loads of information from primary to post graduate education.
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The National Curriculum Guidance was first puplished in 1988.  For Physical Eduaction there is guidance for teachers about what a child should achieve at the end of each key stage.  It covers areas of \n\nKnowledge, Skill and Understanding \n-Acquiring and developing skills\n-Selecting and applying skills, tactics and compostitonal ideas\n-Evlauating and improving performance\n-K&U of fitness and health\n\nit gives guidance for Dance, Games (which includes Invasion games such as Football, Net and wall games such as Tennis, and striking and fielding games such as cricket) and gymnastics.\n\nThe national curriculum also includes attainment targets that outline what a child should be able to do to reach a certain level.\n\nThe four main purposes of the national curriculum are \n-to establish an entitlement\n-to establish standards\n-to promote continuity and coherence\n-to promote public understanding\n\nIt was introduced by the government to raise standards in schools.  Written by the Department for Education and Employment
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we did it at primary school but I see someone did it wrong :))
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go to \n\nhttp://www.opsi.gov.uk/ACTS/acts1998/19980029.htm
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here is a useful website:\n\ntes.co.uk\n\nAfter completing your PGCE year, you get your QTS (Qualified Teacher Status).\nThen you need to find a job as a newly qualified teacher (NQT)and to complete an induction period.\n\nGood luck
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http://www.standards.dfes.gov.uk/local/literacy/PDF/pa016.pdf#search='resource%20stimulus%20sheet'\n\nGo here it shows a sample that might help you!
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Try the bitesize website. Which is a UK school revision site. But math is the same the world over so that should not matter
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This is the site for the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Should answer most of your questions:\n\nhttp://www.teaching.state.pa.us/teaching/site/
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Try here\nhttp://www.forms.portsmouth.gov.uk/SchoolVacancies/PccSVpubvaclist.cfm?Action=VacList&PostType=1
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Twice.  First time was a mid-year test at school and we all concealed post-it notes in the folds of our school kilts\n\nSecond time was in my Spanish A-Level exam.  We were allowed to take dictionaries in so I wrote the grammar tables in the back of it.
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http://www.opsi.gov.uk/acts/acts1972/20068--b.htm