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differences in teaching in England and Wales

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jinglealltheway2014 · 23/01/2015 23:31

Hi, do primary schools in Wales teach the same curriculum as schools in England? Apart from teaching the Welsh language, does anyone know if there are any other differences? Thanks

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WhenMarnieWasThere · 24/01/2015 00:48

Huge difference.
Different curriculum since 2008.
And the LNF is a big thing too.
This is a literacy and numeracy framework brought in to raise standards that was brought in a year or so ago. It is to be merged into the curriculum at some point I believe and consultation documents are being looked at.
There used to be no testing, only teacher assessment but since the LNF was introduced there is testing for years 2 to 9 in reading, numeracy (procedural) and numerical reasoning. This is reported to parents in terms of score, standardised score and improvement since the previous year.

jinglealltheway2014 · 24/01/2015 14:44

Thanks marnie, very useful

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