Covid-19 is a case to expand the curriculum, not diminish it
The last six months have shown there is a desperate need for more creative education in our schools system.
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“I’m not contemplating loss”: Richard Leonard fights back
In an exclusive interview with the New Statesman, the Scottish Labour leader speaks of his “anger” at calls for his…
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Without skilled workers the green recovery will be stuck on red
Government involvement in training for green jobs is often chaotic, and the private sector needs incentives.
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British devolution isn’t built for a crisis like Covid-19
The health crises envisaged when the devolved institutions were created could be solved using the policy levers available to devolved parliaments…
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How schools can play a positive role in promoting racial equality
From curricula to leadership, we need to transform the experience of education.
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“Maximum education“ should be the UK’s goal
The government may have dropped the 50 per cent goal, but further and higher education improves lives
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As one door closes another opens
Following the coronavirus pandemic, technology can help to make the education sector more efficient and flexible.
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Justin Welby exposes a fundamental contradiction of Boris Johnson’s government
The Archbishop of Canterbury condemns an “addiction to centralisation”.
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