
A new Fabian Society report Primary Colours reveals that two thirds (68%) of primary school teachers in England say there is less arts education now than in 2010, and half (49%) say the quality of what there is has got worse.
A new Fabian Society report Primary Colours reveals that two thirds (68%) of primary school teachers in England say there is less arts education now than in 2010, and half (49%) say the quality of what there is has got worse.
STEVEN LONGDEN: Proposals to abolish privately funded schools are being actively resisted by the Labour party.
KARIN SMYTH MP: Let’s say it how it is. Private schools are holding our communities back.
KATE BOWEN-VINER: The solution to period poverty involves so much more than simply providing free tampons and towels.
KEVIN COURTNEY: Building a new education system demands vision and courage.
This report asks how children’s lives are changing and how politics should respond to make sure that young people in the next decade have good childhoods and are ready to lead fulfilling, productive adult lives.
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