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Birmingham bankruptcy and childcare cuts: the painful truth for schools
Funding disasters at councils nationwide make it clear why schools have had to take on so many more pastoral and social care responsibilities – but that cannot hold forever, warns Sam Freedman
General
1 March 2024
What’s in store for education in 2024
Sam Freedman offers his view on how the next 12 months will play out for schools – and what will likely happen after the general election
General
5 January 2024
Further cuts to school funding aren’t feasible
Politicians’ plans for more cuts to education spending ignore the harsh reality of how stretched schools’ budgets really are, says this former DfE adviser
General
1 December 2023
British Baccalaureate: the wrong idea at the wrong time
There’s no point designing new qualifications if there’s no one there to teach them and no resources to teach them with, argues Sam Freedman
General
25 September 2023
Crumbling schools crisis reveals the cost of austerity
The dilapidated school estate will not be fixed by keeping a tight rein on budgets – but will either the Tories or Labour commit to spend what is needed, asks Sam Freedman
General
4 September 2023
‘Labour’s grand rhetoric lacks credibility due to fiscal caution’
Labour’s plans offer an ambitious vision – but there is a gap between pledge and policy, explains Sam Freedman
General
6 July 2023
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