‘Unreasonable to remove places which are forecast to be needed’
In a ruling which is likely to affect any academy wishing...
Read moreThis year marks a signifi cant anniversary in the history of education policy in this country.
Thirty years ago this summer the Great...
Read moreThe Education Endowment Foundation (EEF) has published what is probably the most comprehensive study yet on ‘The Attainment Gap’ , which has been...
Read moreThis is the latest example from a BBC report of 3 August.
“The very poorest children in England have fallen even further behind their...
Read moreThis Guardian article reports research arguing for the existence of a class-based conspiracy to prevent the children of poor families getting...
Read moreFed up with a couple of years failing to persuade the Information Commissioner and the courts that simply releasing 11+ test marks will undermine...
Read moreOn Monday the outgoing chief Ofsted inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw said, “ The notion that the poor stand to benefit from the return of grammar...
Read moreI am a proscribed organisation.
I wasn’t even aware of the fact until the recent news coverage of Schools Adjudicator Dr Elizabeth...
Read moreImagine a world where only the victims of a crime could complain to the police and where witnesses to a crime would be banned...
Read moreThank you, I am delighted to be here.
This book is a truly collaborative effort, a distillation of the thinking and writing of...
Read moreThe launch last week of LSN’s first book The Truth About Our Schools at Goldsmiths, University of London, covered in detail here , provided a...
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