Our two new reports
We have produced two new reports outlining policy proposals for ending 11-plus selection and creating fair school admissions. Melissa Benn, chair of ... Read more
News round-up : Layla Moran speaks out against 11-plus segregation, Rob Newman on selection, and new policy proposals
Layla Moran calls for a review of Lib Dem selection policy Layla Moran, the Liberal Democrat Spokesperson for Education, has suggested that her ... Read more
Decision Time : A Plan for Fair Admissions
Comprehensive Future has produced a plan for school admissions reform which is co-authored by journalist and campaigner Fiona Millar and former School ... Read more
How to phase out selection and ensure fair school admissions: Comprehensive Future publishes fresh policy proposals in time for the 2018 party conferences
Comprehensive Future are today publishing two key documents on how to reform school admissions and phase out selection that will form the ... Read more
News round-up : Kent chaos, conference fringe events and our chair’s new book
Life Lessons: The Case for a National Education Service Our chair, Melissa Benn, has a new book detailing her vision for a National ... Read more
Comprehensive Future at the Party Conferences
Comprehensive Future have three party conference fringe events coming up, and we intend to use these to promote our vision of a ... Read more
News round-up: Toby Young wants more selection, and BBC report shows huge grammar school expansion
Toby Young calls for more selection in the school system Toby Young has called for UTCs and studio schools to operate selection ... Read more
Grammar school priority admissions fail to increase the proportions of disadvantaged pupils accessing schools
The BBC has today highlighted Comprehensive Future’s research into grammar school admission for disadvantaged pupils. A Freedom of Information (FOI) request sent ... Read more
Grammar schools claim more than their fair share of Condition Improvement Fund expansion cash
At least 30 grammar schools are bidding for the new £50 million Selective School Expansion Fund, but we have discovered the government was ... Read more
Please tell these grammar schools you don’t want their expansions
At least thirty-five grammar schools are seeking a share of the £50 milllion Selective School Expansion Fund, and although it’s a condition ... Read more