GM Re education, the Mulkerrin recommendations are based on UK practices. That's what I was saying last year. No one else seemed bothered. Everyone, including Deputy Jones was lauding these expensive UK ideas. Here’s a reminder of Mulkerrin's main recommendations 1. That the Education Department institutes an “Excellent Teacher” scheme with a view to retaining the best teachers on a licence. 2. The 1970 Education Law should be urgently reviewed and updated. 3. The remedial action undertaken by the Education Department has been comprehensive and should be continued. 4. GCSE and A-Level results for schools to be published in a format similar to England. The full Validation Reports (VSSE) to be published and sent to parents of the school. That the Education Department should have “Ofsted Style” inspections, in line with the schools, every four years. 5. Teacher appointments should be made by Headteachers, as part of Local Management of Schools, on the same lines as in England. 6. Guernsey moves to a Governing Body system, initially for the Grammar School and the three High Schools, and then followed by the primary schools. (As in England) 7. Guernsey should develop a system of Local Management of Schools (LMS) for the Grammar School and the three High Schools. (As in England) To be followed by LMS being developed in the primary schools (perhaps via a “cluster” approach whereby groups of schools would share a finance manager / bursar).
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