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Heads attack plans for failing schools

Plans to reduce to one year the deadline for failing schools to turn themselves around was called "absolutely crazy" by headteachers, who went on to accuse the government of using the new measures to force more schools to become academies.

Explaining the moves, Ms Kelly said: "There is the odd case, albeit rare, where a school stays in special measures for four, five or even six years. And that just can't be right, because it might be the entire length of a pupil's secondary education.

"So what we are saying is 'you have got to focus urgently on what the problem with the school is'... and if there hasn't been significant progress after a year, then the local authority and the school ought to consider a more radical option."
# Posted by Steve Hooker at 6/9/05; 1:39:18 PM to the Politics dept.
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Heads attack plans for failing schools