School workloads
Wednesday 1st December 2004 at 12:12 AM
Teachers want less bureaucracy, according to Ofsted.
Most teachers in England think government reforms to cut their administrative workload have not had enough impact, a report by the watchdog said.
It found the workload agreement - giving more tasks to classroom assistants - had increased demands on head teachers.
Meanwhile, most teachers still felt bureaucratic demands were "excessive".
Party Response: Conservative
Tim Collins, shadow education secretary, said: "Charles Clarke is all talk when it comes to tackling bureaucracy. The only way to reduce the tidal wave of 'bumf' that threatens to overwhelm schools is to cut the number of
