ITEM EX6 - ANNEX 2EXECUTIVE – 10 JUNE 2003SIX TERM SCHOOL YEARDETAILED BREAKDOWN OF RESPONSES TO QUESTIONNAIRE ON SIX TERM YEARNumbers in the left hand column refer to the questions in the consultation questionnaire, ie: Q1. In your view would a six term year help to raise standards? Q2. Is it desirable to have six term of more even length rather than three of uneven length? Q3. Would you be happy for the school year to start in August if it provided educational advantages? Q4. Would a break in October of longer than 1 week (up to 2 weeks) be beneficial to teachers and pupils (by reducing stress and absence)? Q5. Should terms 3, 4, 5 and 6 be of equal length and not dependent on date of Easter (assuming Good Friday and Easter Monday remain as Bank Holidays)? Q6. Should a change be made in Oxfordshire only if a similar change is made in neighbouring authorities? Q7. Irrespective of your views about a six term year, if all neighbouring authorities change to a six term year, should Oxfordshire change also? Q8. Is a Summer holiday of between five and six weeks too long, too short or adequate? Q9. Do you agree, broadly, with the LGA's proposals for 'flexibility' days? (as shown at Annex A) Q10. Do you agree with the Commission's proposals for 2004/05 (see Annex B) Responses are coded as follows: Y = yes N = no DK = don’t know NR = no response TL = Too long (Q8) TL = Too short ( " ) AD = Adequate ( " ) The categories of respondent are L&C Staff = Central Learning & Culture (Education) staff Other LEA = Other Local Education Authorities Dioceses = Diocesan Authorities Ethnic Reps = Ethnic Minority Representative Groups Govs (LEA) = Governing bodies – LEA Schools Govs (Ind) = Governing bodies – Independent Schools Pre Schools = Pre schools Prim Schools = Primary schools Sec Schools = Secondary schools Spc Schools = Special schools School Staff = School staff Unions = Trade Unions FE Colleges = Colleges of Further Education Parents = Parents Pupils = Pupils Unknown =
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