Changes in admissions urgently needed
Recent research from Professor Anne West and Audrey Hind of the London School of Economics looked at secondary school admissions in London ... Read more
The Chief Adjudicator reports – more evidence of the need of an admissions review
The Chief Adjudicator produced her annual report in November 2014 but it came out quietly from the DfE on December 17th. She ... Read more
Selection, the growing threat – conference report Part 3 Upholding the comprehensive principle
Conference November 21st 2015 Part 3 Is comprehensive education under threat ? What should be done to defend it? Dame Sue John ... Read more
Selection, the growing threat – conference report Part 2 – The admissions quagmire
Conference November 21st 2015 Part 2 the admissions quagmire What is wrong with school admissions and how could they be improved? Alan ... Read more
Fair admissions – what is needed now
For many years, political parties have promoted the idea that parents can ‘choose’ a school when their children are either starting school ... Read more
Parents’ choice or schools’ choice? Time for a review of school admissions
A new survey by Comprehensive Future has shown that in some areas parents face a bewildering range of secondary school admissions policies ... Read more
Fairer school admissions – our manifesto for 2015
A Government review of school admissions Legislation to end selection at 11 Changes to the School Admissions Code More coordination and ... Read more
Sutton Trust research finds small number of schools banding or balloting.
Last week the Sutton Trust published research by Philip Noden, Anne West and Audrey Hind of the LSE. The research, which looked ... Read more
Submission to the RSA Academies Commission
Comprehensive Future is the campaign for fair school admission policies in England. The campaign is non party political and open to ... Read more
Submission to the RSA Academies Commission
Comprehensive Future is the campaign for fair school admission policies in England. The campaign is non party political and open to ... Read more