The no-nonsense lady who won't let up on sloppy speech

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Marie Stubbs, outgoing head teacher at St George's Roman Catholic secondary school in Westminster, London, England, states that she welcomed the challenge of taking on this role. She emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the school's new reputation for high quality education is maintained.

United Kingdom, Executive changes & profiles, Interview, Westminster, England, High school principals, Stubbs, Marie

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A fine vision for the future or just fine words?

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The UK government's White Paper for educational reform repeats the Labour party's election commitment to recruit a further 10,000 teachers and 20,000 classroom assistants. The goal of creating at least 1,500 specialist secondary schools has been brought forward from 2006 to 2005.

Elementary & Secondary Schools, Education

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How a Conservative idea became a Labour success story

Article Abstract:

The UK now has 601 specialist schools, with a further 79 planned. Prime Minister Tony Blair aims to establish 1,500 specialist schools by 2006, with strong emphasis on partnership arrangements.

High schools

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