(Never) ending selection
By James Coombs Are we nearly there yet? In 1964 Harold Wilson’s government announced the end of selection. However, the task of ... Read more
By James Coombs Are we nearly there yet? In 1964 Harold Wilson’s government announced the end of selection. However, the task of ... Read more
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
For thousands of children and their families, the wait for 11+ results will come to an end within the next week. Unlike ... Read more
By Jack Deasley, age 19, a student at Cambridge University Liz Truss should rethink her support for grammar schools Liz ... Read more
This post is by Maggie Browning is a member of the Fabian Society, a secondary school teacher and Labour councillor in London. ... Read more
This post is by John Holford, Robert Peers Professor of Adult Education at Nottingham University, and joint secretary to the Centenary Commission ... Read more
Comprehensive Future is hosting a webinar on September 19th at 11.30am, ‘What Would a Socially Just Education System Look Like?' In the ... Read more
Comprehensive Future is hosting a webinar on September 19th at 11.30am, ‘What Would a Socially Just Education System Look Like?' In the ... Read more
Comprehensive Future is hosting a webinar on September 19th at 11.30am, ‘What Would a Socially Just Education System Look Like?' In the ... Read more
This piece was originally written as a submission for the Labour Party's National Policy Forum 2021. By Margaret Tulloch Searching ... Read more