Organisations including Ofsted, The Association of Teachers and Lecturers (ATL), The National Union of Teachers (NUT), the National Association of Head Teachers (NAHT) and Unicef have all submitted written evidence to the committee.
Stakeholders were asked to consider whether or not there should be a National Curriculum, how the current National Curriculum should be improved and how the management of the National Curriculum should work.
ATL said it supported the principle of having a National Curriculum, but the current system was in need of urgent review and change. The union recommended the introduction of a more flexible system, to allow for adaptation to local needs.
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