Comprehensive Future at the 2019 Party Conferences
Comprehensive Future will attend the Labour Party Conference in Brighton on Tuesday 24th September, and the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester on Monday ... Read more
Giving Secondary Modern Schools a Voice
Comprehensive Future's steering group recently met Ian Widdows the founder of the National Association of Secondary Moderns (NASM). Ian is the Headteacher ... Read more
Comprehensive Future are hopeful that the new PM will not prioritise grammar schools
News that Boris Johnson is to be the new Conservative leader brings a glimmer of hope for Comprehensive Future. Kent Online reports ... Read more
Testing, Testing: the Corbyn question
By David Chaytor 2020 will mark the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of ‘Half Way There’, the outstanding report by Caroline Benn ... Read more
The language of power and the grammar school debate
I once stood in a station queue the day before the school term started, as parents and children sorted out travel passes. ... Read more
Grammar schools receiving £50 million expansion cash are not doing enough to boost disadvantaged pupil numbers
Comprehensive Future sent a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to the 16 grammar schools awarded expansion funding on condition they boost their ... Read more
Comment and vote to support comprehensive education at the Labour Policy Forum
The submission stage of the Labour Party Policy Forum is now over, and your votes and comments on forum submissions will make ... Read more
News round-up: New evidence grammar school systems are a problem, Tory leadership and more
New evidence selective school systems hits the life chances of many Research by Education Datalab highlights 'slightly higher' outcomes for grammar school ... Read more
Take part in the Labour Party’s National Policy Forum Consultation
The Labour Party’s National Policy Forum Consultation 2019 is considering local accountability within the National Education Service. We have responded to the ... Read more
No one polices the 11-plus
The Department for Education and the Office of the School Adjudicator both deny responsibility for monitoring the 11 plus test. Neither body ... Read more