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‘Grenfell Tower is a reminder that life isn’t fair - and your students are right to be angry about it’
Young people are right to be angry about society’s gaping injustices: it’s utterly misjudged to dismiss your students’ concerns as youthful naivety
20 June 2017
‘It’s disgraceful that there are still young women in the UK who miss school because they can’t afford sanitary products’
So-called ‘period poverty’ must end, writes the former government mental health champion
14 June 2017
Election countdown: ‘When voting, remember how urgently pupil mental health needs to be addressed’
Whatever Thursday’s outcome, we need a government which understands pupil mental health and appreciates the urgency involved in rethinking policy and funding, writes the former government mental health champion
7 June 2017
‘Immigration isn’t a threat to the UK. The curriculum should reflect that’
Perhaps if the history curriculum highlighted the crucial role minorities have played in this country, it might help to combat the myth that immigration is a threat to the UK, writes the former government mental health champion
31 May 2017
‘Separating children according to perceived academic talent won’t address the inequalities in education’
Comprehensives are not filled with less able or talented children – the only advantage grammar school pupils have is that those around them believe they are special
24 May 2017
‘Schools can’t take sole responsibility for their pupils’ relationships with food’
Education alone cannot tackle eating disorders – it’s the whole of society who must shoulder that burden, writes the former government mental health champion
17 May 2017
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