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Universities Council for the Education of Teachers


Responses and Press Releases

UCET regularly responds to consultation documents from the Department for Education & Skills (DfES), the Office for Standards in Education (OFSTED), the Teacher Training Agency (TTA) and many other bodies. These responses may be found on the UCET website. Recent responses include:

7 March 2005 ACME / National Centre for Excellence in Mathematics Teaching – Feasibility Study: Ensuring a High-quality ‘Local Offer’ in CPD in Mathematics
28 February 2005 HEFCW Consultation: Initial Teacher Training (ITT) Partnership in Wales
28 February 2005 DfES Consultation: Equipping our Teachers for the Future
17 February 2005 GTC Consultation: Provisional Registration
7 February 2005 DfES Consultation: PAN-London 14-19 Offer
January 2005 DfES Consultation: Proposed Amendments to the Regulations for the Induction of Newly Qualified Teachers
January 2005 Scottish Executive Consultation: The Education (Additional Support for Learning) (Scotland) Act 2004 Draft Code of Practice
January 2005 Scottish Executive Consultation: The Repeal of the Schools (Scotland) Code 1956 and Replacement Regulations
January 2005 Scottish Executive Consultation: A Review of Collaboration between Schools and Further Education Colleges in Scotland - Interim Report
January 2005 DfES Consultation: Dealing with Allegations against Teachers and other Staff
January 2005 DfES Consultation: National Quality Improvement Body for the Learning & Skills Sector
January 2005 Higher Education Academy Consultation: Shaping the Academy
January 2005 DfES Consultation: The Common Inspection Framework for Inspecting Education & Training
January 2005 OfSTED Consultation: Framework for Inspecting Schools
4 January 2005 Call for Evidence from the House of Lords Select Committee Enquiry into the Proposed EU Integrated Programme for Life-Long Learning


Please see the archive on our website for further press releases and responses.

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