Want to be part of a SATs sit in?
More than a Score is planning a SATS SIT IN on December 5th. Anyone fancy running an event, or know of a good area with lots of keen parents? More than a Score is planning a SATs Sit-in… Read More
Exam stress…it’s just too much
Something went very wrong this summer in our education system. Thousands of teenagers were subjected to extreme levels of stress as they were subjected to the new, and much harder GCSEs. Meanwhile, more than a third of eleven-year-olds… Read More
Not secondary school ready? How does this prepare our year 7 children??!
This year’s SATs results show that more than a third of eleven-year-olds ‘failed’ the tests: they will be told by next week that they are ‘not secondary school ready’. In what sense are we raising standards, as the… Read More
SATs: Stop the Damage
We’re hearing from more and more parents who want to take their children out of SATs – but they have been told by headteachers they can’t. This is simply not true. The most extreme case – featured in… Read More
Urgent call out to parents re SATs
The More Than A Score campaign is on the lookout for parents who are willing to share their stories and experiences about SATs. We’d urgently like to hear from parents – particularly if you live in Hull, the… Read More
Are you thinking of taking your children out of SATs?
We are working with our partner More Than a Score to support you along the way with resources, ideas and opportunities to meet others in the same boat. Let us know what you think by filling in this… Read More
Parents needed to speak out against SATs
ROS is getting more and more media requests for parents willing to speak out against SATS. If you have something to say, please get in touch with us via email.
Celebrating education – an event coming up
Halfon calls for the scrapping of GCSEs. Parents, is it time we push for bold yet beneficial reform?
Should GCSEs be scrapped?
Have you heard of ALLFIE? They would like to hear from anyone who has any experience of Accessibility Plans- Calling all parents who have been asked for voluntary donations
