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A new article in 'Teaching Times' by Mary Colwell gives a bit of an update into the state of the GCSE Natural History, and its possible introduction in 2026. We wait to see if the next government will revive it and make it a reality for first teaching in 2026 (at the earliest). There is a lot to do even for a 2026 introduction.
It shows the Government policies that were announced, but never came to fruition because of the early call for a General Election. Will the new Government continue to develop the project? It's unlikely to be earlier than 2026 before it will be taught for the first time? Is it the end for the qualification?
Following their presidency, they serve for one further year as Immediate Past President (2026–7) and remain as a member of the GA’s Governing Body. Throughout the period of office, they work with the Chair of Trustees and Chief Executive to help steer the work of the Governing Body and the Association.
Walz, the governor of Minnesota, worked for roughly two decades in public schools, as a geography teacher and football coach. Walz also was behind Minnesota’s child tax credit increase in 2023, and successfully pushed forward a statewide paid family and medical leave law that takes effect in 2026. —
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