The cruelest cut
The cruelest cut happens in the UK at age 11 or 12. It happens to boys as well as well as girls. ... Read more
Grammar schools are not the solution to our social mobility crisis
I’ve done reasonably well career wise so far in life. I'm the Creative Director of an arts organisation, I've written for national ... Read more
Our crowdfunding campaign to take on the government’s grammar school plan
As the government makes clear that it will go ahead with new generation of grammar schools if the Conservatives win the election ... Read more
Why the cost of selection could rocket after June 8th
If Theresa May wins the June 8th election, the government intends to create a new generation of grammar schools. This is despite ... Read more
The future of education is at stake in this General Election
A snap election has been called for June 8th and Theresa May is determined to expand selective education. There will undoubtedly be ... Read more
Do grammar school admission policies that prioritise poor pupils really make a difference?
The TES reviewed grammar school admissions for 2018 and found that more than a third of selective schools were making admission changes ... Read more
The Eleven Plus is Damaging to Children’s Mental Wellbeing
As the House of Commons Education and Health Select Committees prepare to hear evidence on children's mental wellbeing, and in the light ... Read more
Comprehensive Future makes two new appointments
We are pleased to announce that Comprehensive Future have made two new appointments. Joanne Bartley has been hired as our new campaign support worker, ... Read more
Does Justine Greening believe in comprehensive education?
Justine Greening attended a Conservative Voice event on Monday, and when asked for her views on new grammar schools she reportedly said, ... Read more