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'''David Carter'' was made National Schools Commissioner in the UK [[Department for Education]] on 1 February 2016.<ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/people/david-carter David Carter], Department for Education profile, accessed July 2016</ref> | '''David Carter'' was made National Schools Commissioner in the UK [[Department for Education]] on 1 February 2016.<ref>[https://www.gov.uk/government/people/david-carter David Carter], Department for Education profile, accessed July 2016</ref> | ||
| − | The National Schools Commissioner oversees 8 Regional Schools Commissioners, which in turn encourage schools to become academies, find and oversee school sponsors, and monitor standards in academy schools and school chains. Critics see them as “behind-the-scenes arms-twisters” to pursue the Department of Education's plans to force all English state schools into academy status by 2022. | + | The National Schools Commissioner oversees 8 Regional Schools Commissioners, which in turn encourage schools to become academies, find and oversee school sponsors, and monitor standards in academy schools and school chains. Critics see them as “behind-the-scenes arms-twisters” to pursue the Department of Education's plans to force all English state schools into academy status by 2022.<ref>Warwick Mansell, [https://www.theguardian.com/education/2016/jun/14/regional-schools-commissioners-all-academy-system-speed-read Government presses on with plan for all-academy England], Guardian, 14 June 2016</ref> |
==Career== | ==Career== | ||
Latest revision as of 10:50, 22 July 2016
'David Carter was made National Schools Commissioner in the UK Department for Education on 1 February 2016.[1]
The National Schools Commissioner oversees 8 Regional Schools Commissioners, which in turn encourage schools to become academies, find and oversee school sponsors, and monitor standards in academy schools and school chains. Critics see them as “behind-the-scenes arms-twisters” to pursue the Department of Education's plans to force all English state schools into academy status by 2022.[2]
Career
- Regional Schools Commissioner for the South West.
- 2013: received a knighthood for services to education
- 2007-14: CEO of the Cabot Learning Federation, a group of 12 schools
- 2004: principal of John Cabot City Technology College in Bristol
- 1997: headteacher of Cirencester Deer Park School in Gloucestershire
- 1983: began teaching
References
- ↑ David Carter, Department for Education profile, accessed July 2016
- ↑ Warwick Mansell, Government presses on with plan for all-academy England, Guardian, 14 June 2016
