Alan Clarke

Delegating allows a manager to concentrate on important work and staff to grow.

The concept of management by walking around will help you to know your school better, writes <b>Alan Clarke</b>.

From his observations of schools that do not make the grade, <b>Alan Clarke</b> has made a list of what went wrong.

<b>Alan Clarke</b> outlines the role of the class teacher/tutor.

Now is a good time for schools to review the work of their school governing body and the ethical conduct of its members, writes <b>Alan Clarke</b>.

<b>Alan Clarke</b> outlines ways to find out where schools are going wrong.

This exercise needs to be thought out well before the start of the new school year.

What has happened to teacher training and development? <b>Alan Clarke</b> assesses the direction it has taken.

School sport, like other extra-curricular activities, is an important part of a child’s education and it should not be possible to negotiate it away.

Teaching acumen, not pass rates, is what counts in a good school, writes <b>Alan Clarke</b>.

Teaching acumen, not pass rates, is what counts in a good school, writes <b>Alan Clarke</b>.

What strategies are in place to prevent or limit the fraudulent use of school monies?

Next to the national poll, the election of the school governing bodies is the biggest in the country. In June schools will choose their new governors. the Teacher gives guidance…

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