Is London’s GCSE success due to ethnic diversity in capital’s schools ?
According to researchers at the Centre for Market and Public Organisation (CMPO) at Bristol University, London’s success is less to
Caroline Benn Memorial Lecture – Busting Grammar School Myths
Selina Todd delivered this year’s Caroline Benn Memorial lecture to over one hundred people in a House of Commons Committee
The Myth of Chinese Super Schools
Diane Ravitch, a strong critic of the Charter School programme in the US, has buried an educational myth or two
Should Schools and Colleges Still Offer AS-levels?
Cambridge University has urged schools and colleges to continue offering AS-levels to their Year 12 students, despite the ‘devaluation’ of
Reclaiming Education – Priorities for the Next Government
On Saturday 15th November, the Reclaiming Education alliance of which SEA is a part, is putting on its autumn conference
Change of tone from Nicky Morgan and Ofsted
Many teachers must have been extremely surprised to read a recent letter from Education Secretary of State, Nicky Morgan, in
Heads face hard sell on academy status, say teacher unions
The BBC has reported that Chris Keates, NASUWT General Secretary has told the education select committee that Primary head teachers
What should be in the ideal manifesto for education?
The SEA has been in partnership with like-minded groups such as Comprehensive Future and CASE for some years now. After
