Why “chippy” Bridget Phillipson was right about private schools
Independent research shows the shadow education secretary’s plan to remove private schools’ tax exemption will help the sector.
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What affirmative action advocates ignore
Progressives are happy to uphold one form of discrimination for another – and it’s Asian Americans that lose out.
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How Starmer will rethink education
The Labour leader lays out the party’s final mission.
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Labour forgets that not everyone goes to university
The party’s focus on tuition fees neglects half of young people – and its past success with apprenticeships.
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The long-term impact of school closures on children is lockdown’s unspoken horror
Teachers reported children starting school while still in nappies and lacking basic language skills.
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The attack on the humanities is snobbery dressed as realism
Our world-leading universities are in crisis, yet debate centres on “entitled” students who have the audacity to want to study…
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Keir Starmer’s tuition fees U-turn ignores the real problem with the system
There’s no justification for a lifelong stealth tax on those graduates who weren’t old or wealthy enough to escape it.
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Rachel de Souza: “Big Tech knows it harms children – it should get serious”
The children’s commissioner on social media, porn and the mental health crisis in schools.
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