Why Rishi Sunak is to blame for the government’s underfunding of schools
The reason the catch-up funding offered is so low is the austere spending settlement adopted by the Chancellor.
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How to remake Britain: In search of common values
Why we require a “radical reform of British education” to convert schools from narrow exam factories to places of imagination, innovation…
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The dunce of Westminster
Once tipped for the highest office, Gavin Williamson is floundering as Education Secretary – and young people are paying the…
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Notes on a crisis: With Covid and the climate crisis, we are failing the next generation
We are backing away from the job of resourcing young people to respond with intelligence, imagination and honesty.
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Class of 2020: Inside the chaos of a lost freshers’ week
From empty halls of residence to campus outbreaks, starting university in 2020 is a very different experience.
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Anthony Seldon’s Diary: Farewell to Buckingham, Yeats for trolls, and serving our students
The futility of our obsession with exams as the only way of validating a student has been exposed.
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Student, interrupted: How will Covid-19 transform higher education?
The pandemic represents a challenge and an opportunity for UK universities to overhaul their offering to students.
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Schools are set to reopen but how safe are they from Covid-19?
Without a significantly improved test and trace programme, reopening schools could lead to a second wave in December.
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