Our webinar on December 10th: Is there a comprehensive future?
We have an exciting line-up of speakers for our Zoom panel event on December 10th at 6pm, "Is there a comprehensive future?" ... Read more
News round-up: Education webinars, new research, and the failure of the Selective School Expansion Fund
Is there a comprehensive future? Our new webinar on December 10th involves four exciting speakers with different perspectives on the issue of ... Read more
Watch a video of our webinar: The policy vacuum, is selective education a ‘no go’ area for our political parties?
If you missed our webinar on October 1st you can now watch the event on YouTube. Thanks to our excellent panel for ... Read more
New PISA report highlights the problems with selection
A new OECD PISA report, "Effective Policies, Successful Schools", analyses schools and school systems and their relationship with education outcomes. A chapter ... Read more
Comprehensive Future’s response to the to the School Admissions Code consultation
The government has launched a consultation into minor changes to the School Admissions Code. The revised code seeks to improve the school ... Read more
The Selective School Expansion Fund has failed as a policy
The Selective School Expansion Fund launched in 2018, with the aim of expanding selective schools while boosting the number of disadvantaged pupils ... Read more
The policy vacuum, is selective education a ‘no go’ area for our political parties?
Comprehensive Future's party conference season Zoom webinar takes place on October 1st 6.30 pm - 7.30 pm. Our panel will discuss party ... Read more
Social Mobility Commission report highlights the impact of selection
The long shadow of deprivation: Differences in opportunities across England' is a new report by the IFS and the Centre for Education ... Read more
Times investigation exposes grammar school admissions
The Times looked at the profile of pupils applying to grammar schools, and found that overall applications have risen by almost a ... Read more
News round-up: 11-plus tests go ahead, discrimination against disabled pupils, and more
11-plus tests go ahead The first 11-plus tests of the new school year will take place on September 12th in Birmingham grammar ... Read more