I argued in part 1 of my comments on the Blunkett review that some of its proposals could be beneficial. Now I want to discuss its problems and to argue that some of its key proposals should be rejected. (As previously R = recommendation.) Much of the impact of the review’s key proposals would be […]
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The Blunkett education review 1: debating the “middle tier”
May 7th, 2014 by David Pavett.The Coalition has centralised control of schools as never before. That has served the purpose of forcing the transformation of the English school system: the majority of secondary schools have been removed from the local authority framework and are now directly answerable to the Secretary of State for Education. Labour has focused its criticisms this […]
