A really simple proposal on how Ofsted could promote inclusive practice. No, really. In 2014 the Children’s Commissioner produced a report into admissions practices in schools in England, called Read More …
Post Pandemic Education Provision Imagine if government, parliamentarians, business, public sector and education leaders, teachers, parents, and carers agreed on what would secure the most positive future for all children Read More …
Summary: This blog argues that things can’t go back to how they were before the pandemic for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities (CYP with Read More …
Because of Covid-19, I have done more on-line shopping than ever before. My order is received, and my intent is confirmed by the supplier. I get a shipping notice to Read More …
Peter Kyle (the new shadow Minister for schools) said on Question time last night (03/06/2021) that he had heard from a constituent whose son and friends had jumped Read More …
– During recent meetings, members of the Fabian Education Policy Group have been discussing matters like assessment and changes to the curriculum. A recurring theme in these discussions has Read More …
Introduction. Summary: This post is the introduction to an upcoming series, summarising the Labour Party’s general election manifesto pledges on education, starting in 1970 and ending in 2019. Read More …
Undoubtably the past year has presented schools with unprecedented challenges regarding Careers Information and Guidance. Young people in many ways have borne the brunt of unclear guidance from central government, Read More …
Brian Hudson is emeritus professor of education at the University of Sussex and co-editor with Marilyn Leask and Sarah Younie of Education System Design: Foundations, Policy Options and Consequences. Introduction Read More …
A synopsis of life during a pandemic in Ipswich. My name is Craig Macartney. I am 51 Years old, and a teacher at Copleston High School in Ipswich. I Read More …
