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Job vacancies with Creativity, Culture & Education

Creativity, Culture & Education (CCE) is a new national agency being created to fund and manage exciting cultural and creative programmes for young people, investing over £100 million between 2009-11.

CCE is now aiming to expand to about 55 staff across two sites in Newcastle upon Tyne and London. We're in the exciting position of pretty much starting from scratch. It’s a golden opportunity to get the right people doing the right things, right from the word go.

To see details of the vacancies go to http://www.creativitycultureeducation.org/

Job vacancies with QCA

The Qualifications and Curriculum Authority are seeking to appoint Curriculum Programme Advisors (c £50,000) and Curriculum Programme Managers (c £55,000) to be located at their new head office in Coventry.
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Children’s Art Day 6 -12 July 2009

Register now to take part in Children’s Art Day 2009
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Independent Review of the Primary Curriculum - Interim Report

Starting with a rationale for the curriculum, this interim report segments the Secretary of State’s remit letter into the following five aspects, each of which will be subjected to further analysis and refinement for the final report: curriculum design and content; reading, writing, numeracy and ICT; personal development; transition and progression; and introducing languages at Key Stage 2.
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Supporting innovation in schools

The new handbook, ‘Promoting Transformative Innovation in Schools’, is designed to prompt debate around the nature and purpose of innovation in schools. It aims to offer evidence, insights, ideas and recommendations that can be built upon to support and nurture a culture of transformative innovation within education and to share approaches and tools that can support innovative practice in schools.
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