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Report June/July 2010
Features
Out-of-hours schools
Four years after first examining the extended services programme, Report asks members what it's like now
Keeping it in the family
For many, teaching is a tradition passed down the generations. Duncan Robertson talks to three families of teachers and ATL members
One goal: education for all
Former World and European Footballer of the Year George Weah talks from personal experience about the value of education in Africa
Help and advice
Getting their own back
Can you keep the money if your employer overpays you by mistake? ATL solicitor Philip Lott provides some guidance
Dealing with dyspraxia
Dyspraxia is surprisingly common, with up to six per cent of people affected, yet it is still a hidden and poorly understood condition, says Wendy Fidler, chair of the education panel of the Dyspraxia Foundation
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Coalition's flying start
As the new government starts announcing its first education policies, ATL deputy general secretary Martin Johnson analyses proceedings
Northern Ireland
Is extended schools' brief time in Northern Ireland almost over, asks director of ATL Northern Ireland Mark Langhammer.
Scotland
Scottish inspections are to be reduced to support the Curriculum for Excellence. What are the implications for education in Scotland, asks ATL national official Keith Robson
Wales
Both good will and resources are needed to combat child poverty, says ATL Cymru director Dr Philip Dixon.
