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ATL's president Alice Robinson looks at the issues covered in the November 2011 edition of Report
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Report December 2011/January 2012
Features
Return to the streets
ATL members joined public sector workers throughout the UK on the second national day of action on pensions on 30 November 2011
What reps really achieve
At a time when education is going through great upheaval, Report explains why ATL's reps are more important than ever before
Help and advice
Ofsted revisions
From fewer criteria to parents taking online surveys about schools, the Ofsted framework has undergone significant change. Alex Tomlin looks at what it could mean for you
Employment law trends
A report on employment tribunals dispels the myth that many cases are a waste of time. ATL solicitor Jayne Philips explains
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Can we fix it?
ATL general secretary Mary Bousted looks at the plight of young people and their future in a so-called broken society
Will phonics tests work?
The first synthetic phonics test rolls out this summer in England — but will it create more problems than it solves?
The power of sport
Sport brings children so much more than physical benefits, says swimmer and Sports Relief ambassador Karen Pickering
Business and education working together
Chief executive of education charity Career Academies UK James McCreary asks whether business and education can work together so students are better prepared for the world of work
Northern Ireland
Many schools are set to close or be amalgamated in Northern Ireland. ATL NI director Mark Langhammer considers the implications
Scotland
ATL's national official for Scotland Keith Robson looks at the year ahead
Wales
It's time to show that the system in Wales works, says Dr Philip Dixon, ATL Cymru director.
