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21
st 
Century Schools
 
The
Department for Children, School and Families
isasking you to comment on what you’d like to seehappening to schools in the future.
A world-classeducation forevery child
 
 
The vision
They’ve set out their ideas on how schools will makethemselves better in the years to come.The four main ideas are:
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Making teaching tailored to each child
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Working out what extra help children need
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More things to involve and improve the community
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Involving parents and offering them support and adviceWhen you’re finished reading, send your ideas and youranswers to the questions at the end of this booklet by
3 March 2009
to:
Consultation Unit 
Department for Children, Schools and Families
Ground Floor B, Castle View HouseEast Lane, RuncornCheshire, WA7 2GJ  21stcenturyschools.consultation@dcsf.gsi.gov.uk  
 
21
st 
century schools:
 for children
The main aim for children is to give them a place to learn,with all the support they need, skills and knowledge that will help them achieve whatever they want to achieve.
 Ages 5-12
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Working out whether children need help early on,so they can overcome any learning and behaviourdifficulties as quickly as possible
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Helping teach life skills like teamwork and sharingearly on
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Give the children more experiences, inside andoutside the classroom, to explore and learn from
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Every child having a teacher or staff member whoknows them personally and well, so they work onhelping kids achieve their potential from early on.
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Looking after children’s physical and mental health,and supporting parents to do that too.
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