Report critical of 'fractured' relationships
An independent review of the education department has been "cautiously welcomed" by a teachers' union.
Compiled by management consultant Beamans, the report describes the relationship between DESC and Manx schools as 'fractured'.
Rob Kelsall, of the National Association of Head Teachers, says the findings and recommendations will resonate with teachers who have been calling on government to listen to their professional concerns for some time:
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