Well-planned lessons
Teachers have recently agreed to a new deal which leaves them with more time to plan out your lessons.
They’re now allowed to spend 10% of their time on planning, preparation and assessment of your work.
This is going to cause real problems for smaller primary schools, but in secondary schools where timetables are far more flexible, it shouldn’t be too much of a problem.
From this new move you can hope (although not expect) to see far richer lessons, more focus over what you’re learning and you’ll also be able to get your work back quicker.
You might also be treated to a happier, less stressed teacher.
Which is good news for all.