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Julie McCulloch
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It is humbling how schools are handling the coronavirus
Schools are working miracles supporting young people through this emergency. In return ministers must address the crucial role teachers and leaders play in filling the gap left by chronic underinvestment in social services
9 April 2020
‘We can’t be any clearer: our schools need £5.7bn’
ASCL’s figure for the funding schools need sparked criticism – but children’s futures are at stake, says Julie McCulloch
20 March 2019
‘Whatever happens at the general election, we must demand a fairer, more humane Sats system’
As it stands teachers are struggling to provide the broad, rich, deep curriculum they know their pupils need, while also ensuring they can spot a fronted adverbial at 20 paces, writes one educationist
5 May 2017
‘The assessment and accountability system shouldn’t undermine the broader purposes of education’
We need a coherent approach to assessment that effectively hold schools to account without the perverse, curriculum-distorting incentives of the current system, writes one primary specialist
3 November 2016
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