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2004033 Steiner Schools in England Published   Published 30-Jun-2005 Report Publication Code : RR645 Brief Publication Code : RB645 The Department for Education and Skills (DfES) commissioned a research project to explore Steiner school education in England and investigate the commonalities and differences between Steiner schools and schools in the maintained sector. This was in response to recent developments in the maintained sector promoting freedom to excel through innovation, collaboration and sharing, as well as broadening educational opportunities and choice through diversity of provision. The results of the project are intended to inform Government policy in England and help enhance co-operation and mutual learning between Steiner and mainstream schooling. DfES Objective Work addressing more than 1 objective Key Research Priority Cross framework bid DfES Project Manager Elif Aksit Contractor The University of the West of England, Bristol Author Philip Woods, Martin Ashley and Glenys Woods, University of West of England, Bristol       Click icon to download/open research brief       Click icon to download/open research report

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