The fast guide to curriculum reviews

By 2025-02-25T06:13:00

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What outcomes to expect from reviews across the UK and Ireland

Changes are afoot. Governments are reviewing school curriculums across the UK and Ireland, aiming to refresh current taught content to ensure it’s cutting edge, fit for purpose and enabling for young people’s future life and work. We ask: what’s happening? When? And how will it affect teachers and learners?

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