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Ed Dorrell
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‘The persistent, and wrong, idea that grammars aid social mobility and comprehensives stifle it just won’t go away’
18 October 2015
Benjamin Zephaniah questions the value of Black History Month
25 September 2015
‘Teenage mental health problems triggered by high-stakes exams are on the rise. How will Nicky Morgan respond?’
More and more critics of the government’s exam and curriculum reforms are emerging. Is this the beginning of a fightback?
21 September 2015
One remote Scottish community’s battle to find a teacher for its five-pupil school
18 September 2015
‘Corbyn’s victory will bring crashing down the cross-bench consensus that academies are the future’
Politicians of all flavours have long agreed that more school autonomy is a good thing – until now
12 September 2015
Back to school: the pay cap, funding cuts and Ofsted are all distant memories
Summer’s over. Go forward, comrades, and resist your oppressors
5 September 2015