Public concern grows over fairness in school admissions
New research from the National Secular Society, based on polling by More in Common, highlights public concern about how some state-funded schools ... Read more
New research from the National Secular Society, based on polling by More in Common, highlights public concern about how some state-funded schools ... Read more
The i newspaper reports that Reform UK is considering lifting the ban on new grammar schools if Nigel Farage becomes Prime Minister. ... Read more
On 17 February 2026, Nigel Farage announced Reform UK’s new “shadow cabinet,” appointing Suella Braverman as spokesperson for Education, Skills and Equalities. ... Read more
A grammar school has announced changes to its 11-plus test in an effort to counter what it calls the “insidious rise” of ... Read more
Dr Nuala Burgess, Chair of Comprehensive Future, appeared on Teachers Talk Radio to discuss, 'Is it time up for grammar schools?' The ... Read more
In December, Comprehensive Future sent an open letter to the Secretary of State for Education, Bridget Phillipson, signed by 125 education professionals ... Read more
125 education professionals sign “Educators Against the 11-plus” letter as school leaders warn of the system’s deep harm to children. Comprehensive Future ... Read more
Analysis by Comprehensive Future, the National Secular Society (NSS), and TRAK has revealed that selective admissions remain a major driver of social ... Read more
Buckinghamshire Council recently consulted on a proposal to transfer 0.5% of the Schools Block into the High Needs Block to fund early ... Read more
Comprehensive Future hosted a powerful panel discussion in Westminster last week, bringing together school leaders who live with the everyday consequences of ... Read more