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NCC Governors e-CourierDeveloping a Norfolk Network of Schools
Saturday, 12 November 2011 14:26 | 
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Gordon Boyd presented at NGN Autumn conference on Norfolk County Council's proposals for a broad school network across Norfolk, including encouraging more cluster working and a more pro-active approach to establishing academies in the county.
Gordon provided links to various consultation documents in his presentation as follows:
Discussion paper on Norfolk's Clusters
https://csapps.norfolk.gov.uk/csshared/ecourier2/misheet.asp?misheetid=17880
Fair Funding Consultation for 2012/13
Academy paper for Children's Services Panel
http://www.norfolk.gov.uk/view/chilserv101111item10pdf
Download Gordon's presentation using the link below.
 Gordon Boyd NGN Nov 11.ppt | 4466 Kb |
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