Teachers will be able to help struggling pupils as well as stretch themost able.
There will be more opportunities for learning "life skills" likepersonal finance and a move away from the traditional timetable dividedinto subject-based lessons.
The Association of School and College Leaders' general secretary JohnDunford said: "The advantage of the new framework is that it putscontrol into the hands of schools, letting them decide when and how tointroduce curriculum changes."
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