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Ed Dorrell
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With massive education cuts planned, George Osborne should remember that parents and teachers are voters
Next week’s spending review looms large over education, writes TES’s deputy editor, and school staff are not going to be happy about its consequences
21 November 2015
Bills unpaid and redundancies planned: tell us your stories of the cuts to education spending
14 November 2015
Senior’s extraordinary end-of-term speech despite just weeks to live - watch his address and the heart-warming reaction
10 November 2015
Schools stand accused of coasting - but what about the government?
The education secretary’s predecessor was accused of being out of touch with teachers – it is important that Nicky Morgan shows she is now listening to those in the profession, writes TES deputy editor Ed Dorrell
30 October 2015
As with Jeremy Hunt and the NHS, education ministers should remember that reform is impossible if workforce morale has tanked
You can approach reform with as much zeal as you like, but it matters not one jot if teachers are so fed up they just want to get out, writes TES deputy editor
25 October 2015
Are these the greatest comments overheard from pupils in the classroom?
18 October 2015