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SCHOOL REPORT CARDS

Early day motion 1447, tabled 7 May 2009 by David Laws (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 27 members.

That this House would welcome the introduction of school report cards provided that they give a broader and more meaningful assessment of school performance and quality; awaits the publication of the Government's White Paper on report cards later this year; welcomes the decision to abolish compulsory national curriculum tests at Key Stage 3; and believes Key Stage 2 tests are an important accountability measure but should be reformed and slimmed down with more teacher assessment coupled with external moderation to ensure high standards are maintained.

Signatures by party: Liberal Democrat 20, Labour 6, Conservative 1.