You can keep “Diversity Month” – black history is too urgent to be a token gesture
A real engagement with black history is essential. Unfortunately Black History Month has proved the wrong vehicle for that ambition.
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Post-18 education is in need of an overhaul
At the Association of Colleges, we are arguing for some fundamental reforms to realign post-18 education with the benefits it offers…
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Jeremy Corbyn’s childcare pledge is a bold and exciting one – with a big bill
The theme of Labour’s conference has essentially been a stick for the rich and a carrot for everyone else.
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Schools must educate children on different views. Not teach them not to be Tories
A good education does not indoctrinate young people.
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Angela Rayner’s academies plan is sound policy that will leave the grassroots unsatisfied
In her conference speech, Labour’s Shadow Education Secretary outlined her proposals – but they may be too pragmatic for party…
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Searching for the Hartlepool Promise: One austerity-hit coastal town’s battle for its schools
White working-class children are being let down just as badly in Hackney as in Hartlepool; it’s simply the proportion of them…
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“Off-rolling” shows a dark side of the schools market. Labour is right to want to fight it
The practice of excluding under-performing pupils ahead of exams disproportionately affects the less privileged.
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When it comes to fees, what do students think?
The debate over university funding rages on, but the solution lies in listening to those who are affected most.
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