The School Improvement Partner programme, run by field force NationalStrategies, is intended to reduce bureaucracy for head teachers.Instead, Dunford claimed, National Strategies is making mattersworse.
However, a DCSF spokesman said: "Feedback we have had is that theimprovement programme is working well and heads appreciate thehelp."
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