Educational Apartheid in Lincolnshire: selective education as a catalyst for driving inequalities
Sadly, comprehensive schools of the 1950s and 1960s never reached South Lincolnshire. I went to a “red brick” secondary modern
Category: Schools
A Generation of Radical Educational Change. But in which direction?
A new book has been published which analyses the radical changes which been made to English education in particular during
A family’s experience of selective education: the divisions and unrealistic expectations placed upon us
A father and daughter have written this piece for us about their experience of life in a selective local authority.
Labour’s Lucy Powell: we will fight any Tory revival of selective schools
Shadow education secretary says pending decision in Kent could open floodgates, and accuses Tories of ‘complete lack of new thinking
A guide: Forming or Joining a Group of Schools: staying in control of your school’s destiny
The guide has been launched by the Association of School and College Leaders, the National Governors’ Association and education lawyers Browne Jacobson.
Labour’s new leader is a friend of the SEA
Jeremy Corbyn is the clear choice of Labour Party members and supporters. To general surprise, including his own, he won
What the government says about sponsored academy performance.
from Martin Johnson There are now two key pieces of evidence from the government on the exam performance of pupils
Selection at eleven: what do the leadership candidates think?
The reluctance of Labour leaders to face up to the question of selection at eleven has now gone on long
