Labour to boost school funding by £25bn over three years
Labour will invest an additional £25bn in schools over three years to raise standards with a number of…
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Children are back at school – and back to being let down by the Tories
A few days ago, millions of children returned to school in my borough and across the country. It…
Fabians: Corbyn’s education reforms must be bigger – even if they cost more
Labour’s flagship education announcement yesterday is rather less than it seems. The £1.5bn announced for adult skills is…
Bex Bailey: Labour has some brilliant women in local government – now we need to act to ensure there are more of them
It’s easy to feel down about women’s progress at the moment – not least in local government –…
Dan Jarvis: The privilege of public service demands we tackle child poverty
How can we achieve our full potential as a country, when one in four children are held back…
How can we tackle the “social apartheid” in Britain’s education system?
We live a country blighted by a form of “social apartheid”. Strong words. But not mine, and not…
Schools that show what’s possible
This week the school where I was a deputy head teacher got it’s first ever exam results with…
The Birmingham schools controversy raises many questions – and not just for Muslims
Michael Gove’s intervention in the Trojan Horse schools controversy is defined by incompetence and contradiction. He wants our…
Al-Madinah school were merely puppets playing out the Government’s ideological experiment
Derby has attracted national headlines in the last few weeks for all the wrong reasons. The city’s Al-Madinah…
A co-operative vision for schools
The current education system is more fragmented than at any point in the past 25 years. There are…
