North education authority won't be schools' 'big brother', committee told

A new all-encompassing education authority in the North will not subject schools to a 'big brother' regime of controls, government officials insisted today.

North education authority won't be schools' 'big brother', committee told

A new all-encompassing education authority in the North will not subject schools to a 'big brother' regime of controls, government officials insisted today.

Grammar schools in the voluntary sector have expressed concern they will lose autonomy under the proposed Education and Skills Authority (ESA), which is set to replace the five existing education and library boards in 2010.

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