Our AGM ‘Next steps towards a comprehensive future’
Our AGM at the Palace of Westminster had a great atmosphere with a packed room of supporters. We were pleased to see ... Read more
Selection and National Education Service discussed at Labour Party Conference but no firm pledge to phase out the 11-plus.
Jo Smith and Johnny Roberts at the Labour Party Conference Labour Party delegates spoke passionately about the need to end ... Read more
Grammar school ‘annexe’ to be criticised by MPs
The Weald of Kent grammar school opened its controversial ‘annexe’ school in Sevenoaks this week. It is currently unlawful to establish entirely ... Read more
Help Comprehensive Future end the 11-plus
Comprehensive Future is hoping to raise £10,000 to support our work and put an end to the 11-plus. Grammar school systems subject ... Read more
A lack of transparency at the Grammar School Heads Association
The Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) have ruled that the Grammar School Heads Association (GSHA) is not a public authority for the purposes ... Read more
The government abandons plans to ensure grammar schools help poorer children
Justine Greening, Secretary of State for Education A parliamentary question from Lucy Powell MP has revealed that the government no ... Read more
Grammar school expansion has been dropped, but could new selective schools still open?
Theresa May couldn’t risk controversial grammar school legislation with her minority government. Yet many in her party still hope to expand selective education. ... Read more
Our crowdfunding campaign to take on the government’s grammar school plan
As the government makes clear that it will go ahead with new generation of grammar schools if the Conservatives win the election ... Read more
Why the cost of selection could rocket after June 8th
If Theresa May wins the June 8th election, the government intends to create a new generation of grammar schools. This is despite ... Read more