Meeting Venue:
Committee Room 2 - Senedd
Meeting date: Thursday, 8 March 2018
Meeting time: 09.08 - 13.41
This meeting can
be viewed
on Senedd TV at:
http://senedd.tv/en/4535
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Category |
Names |
Assembly Members: |
Lynne Neagle AM (Chair) Michelle Brown AM John Griffiths AM Llyr Gruffydd AM Darren Millar AM Julie Morgan AM Mark Reckless AM |
Witnesses: |
Betsan O’Connor, Education through Regional Working (ERW) Cressy Morgan, Education through Regional Working Debbie Lewis, Central South Consortium Joint Education Service Andrew Williams, Central South Consortium Joint Education Service Sharon Williams, GwE Paul Matthews-Jones, GwE Ed Pryce, Education Achievement Service for South East Wales Kath Bevan, Education Achievement Service for South East Wales Rob Williams, NAHT Damon McGarvie, National Association of Head Teachers Tim Pratt, ASCL Ravi Pawar, Blackwood Comprehensive School Neil Foden, NUT Cymru Hannah O'Neill, Association of Teachers and Lecturers Rex Phillips, NASUWT Elaine Edwards, UCAC Sir Alasdair MacDonald, Welsh Government Mel Ainscow, Manchester University |
Committee Staff: |
Sian Thomas (Clerk) Sarah Bartlett (Deputy Clerk) Michael Dauncey (Researcher) |
1.1 The
Chair welcomed Members. Apologies were received from Hefin David,
there was no substitute.
2.1 The Committee heard evidence from the Regional Consortia.
2.2 ERW and CSCJES to provide examples of where input of challenge advisers has changed the way a school uses it’s PDG allocation or when the consortia had had to consider recovering PDG which had been inappropriately spent.
2.3 ERW to provide note on the issue of the content of one of the questions on an English paper, regarding the pros and cons of fair trade and the impact this had on results.
2.4 ERW and CSCJES to provide a written
response to the unasked questions.
3.1 The Committee heard evidence from the Regional Consortia.
3.2 EAS to provide a breakdown of the Science
attainment data in terms of vocational qualifications and
GCSE.
4.1 The
Committee heard evidence from teaching unions.
5.1 The
Committee heard evidence from teaching unions.
6.1 The
Committee heard evidence from Sir Alasdair MacDonald and Professor
Mel Ainscow.
7.1 The papers were noted.
Additional information from the Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health following the meeting on 18 January
8.1 The Motion was agreed.
9.1 The Committee considered the evidence from the evidence sessions.