The Sutton Trust’s study of social segregation in schools
Kent, Bucks, Lincs and other selective areas look like hotbeds of inclusive education - if you take away the grammar schools! ... Read more
Grammar School Parent Associations are cashing in on ‘mock’ 11-plus tests
Comprehensive Future has learned that grammar school parent fundraising groups are profiting from 11-plus practice exams. These charitable associations sell the chance ... Read more
Inclusive schools are the best schools, so grammar schools should never have been rated ‘Outstanding’
Ofsted has responded to its 'Big Listen' consultation and announced the ending of one-word judgements, as well as a plan to focus ... Read more
A Toxic System That Divides Peers and Communities
By Anna Taylor I’ve been trying to convince my daughter’s peer group that grammar schools reinforce inequalities, but they don’t seem to ... Read more
The scandalous grammar school policies of the last decade
I've been involved with CF for around 10 years now, and Margaret Tulloch's excellent timeline of selective education policy led me to ... Read more
Stark inequality in selective areas discovered by Comprehensive Future study comparing grammar schools with neighbouring non-selective schools
Comprehensive Future has updated its interactive map of grammar schools with new information obtained through a Freedom of Information request to the ... Read more
Can you help us survey MP’s views on grammar schools?
We'd like to know what the new intake of MPs think of the 11-plus. Nearly 1 in 5 of England's schoolchildren are ... Read more
A brief resume of how for over 80 years no Government has completely ended selection at 11 in England, despite the evidence of the need to do so
This history of selection policy was compiled by Margaret Tulloch. Margaret was co-founder of Comprehensive Future, the secretary of the Campaign for ... Read more
New research shows selective schools do not increase chances of a university place or job
A recent 11-year Australian study has found that children attending comprehensive schools are just as likely to go on to higher education ... Read more
Keir Starmer’s cabinet is the most comprehensively educated in history
Sir Keir Starmer’s new cabinet mostly attended state comprehensive schools, with only one minister having attended private school. This means it is, ... Read more