Does Ofsted need Inspecting?
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Mrs Thatcher’s vision: schools Independent of Local Authorities
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Happy Christmas to One and All
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Tristram Hunt writes about Labour strategy for SEA magazine
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Selective education is rising up the agenda: it’s no time for fudging
According to the Kent on Sunday newspaper (page 11) Nicky Morgan is expected to approve the renewed application for a
Books not a ‘privilege’ for prisoners after all
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Three areas of focus – Tristram Hunt talks to Comprehensive Future
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