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
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
Selection at 11 – Time for a People’s Vote?
By David Chaytor Our Future Thoughts series of articles are opinion pieces designed to provoke debate, they represent the views of the author and ... 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
What to do with £50 million?
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
What does research tell us about selection?
What does research tell us about selection? It tells us a great deal, and almost none of it is helpful to the ... Read more
Schools that don’t work for everyone
By Dimitri Coryton Our Future Thoughts series of articles are opinion pieces designed to provoke debate, they represent the views of the author and ... Read more
Grammar schools are poor Tory policy, rigging the school market in a competition secondary moderns always lose
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
Does the Labour Party really want to end selective education?
Peter Prior By Peter Prior Michael Stewart succeeded Anthony Crosland as Secretary of State for Education in 1967. Tony Crosland ... Read more
What is the point of testing children at 10?
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