Why 11-plus school systems need a health warning
By Jo Bartley It’s not a typical career path to go from marketing online poker to campaigning to stop the 11-plus. But ... Read more
Why grammar schools should go
By Torrin Wilkins The other day I interviewed an aspiring teacher on the UK’s complex and often disjointed education system as part ... Read more
Testing, Testing: the Corbyn question
By David Chaytor 2020 will mark the fiftieth anniversary of the publication of ‘Half Way There’, the outstanding report by Caroline Benn ... Read more
The language of power and the grammar school debate
I once stood in a station queue the day before the school term started, as parents and children sorted out travel passes. ... Read more
Kent’s ‘satellite’ grammar school is educationally damaging, socially divisive and morally dubious.
By Phil Karnarvas ‘Contrary to the common good’ and ‘stuffed full of middle class kids’, grammar schools are educationally damaging, socially divisive ... Read more
Community schools for all
By Alastair Lichten Our Future Thoughts series of articles are opinion pieces designed to provoke debate, they represent the views of the author and ... Read more
Pardoning the Thanksgiving Turkey … and Social mobility
By Dr. Alan Bainbridge Our Future Thoughts series of articles are opinion pieces designed to provoke debate, they represent the views of ... Read more
A response to the HEPI Report on the Impact of Selective Secondary Education
By David Chaytor Our Future Thoughts series of articles are opinion pieces designed to provoke debate, they represent the views of the ... Read more
Educational Purpose: measurement or memories?
By Dr. Alan Bainbridge Our Future Thoughts series of articles are opinion pieces designed to provoke debate, they represent the views of the author ... Read more
School choice isn’t working
By Jo Bartley Our Future Thoughts series of articles are opinion pieces designed to provoke debate, they represent the views of the author and ... Read more