Government plans to scrap the 50% rule on faith school admissions
The government has announced that a rule capping the proportion of pupils schools can select based on faith at 50 per cent ... Read more
The government has announced that a rule capping the proportion of pupils schools can select based on faith at 50 per cent ... Read more
Kent and Bucks towns with grammars but no non-selective school In Burnham in Buckinghamshire, the non-selective school closed, leaving only a grammar ... Read more
Ian Cantley's book, 'The Philosophical Limitations of Educational Assessment: Implications for Academic Selection,' is a well-researched and thought-provoking read. We often look ... Read more
Kent County Council reviews school place planning every year, creating a school commissioning plan to forecast where in the county there's a ... Read more
Melissa Benn was in conversation with Daniel Kebede, the General Secretary of the NEU, in CF's webinar which took place on January ... Read more
Mental Health champion for Northern Ireland, Siobhan O’Neill, has said that using 11-plus exams to assess children at an early age, “not ... Read more
A recent study by Binwei Lu and colleagues has shed new light on the impact of grammar schools on higher education participation. ... Read more
The Sutton Trust has undertaken important new research that shows poorer pupils are less likely to attend top-performing comprehensive schools even if ... Read more
As a General Election approaches: What next for Comprehensive Education? Join us for our online event featuring Melissa Benn in conversation with ... Read more
Comprehensive Future's Chair, Dr Nuala Burgess, reviews a busy year of campaigning. In many ways, 2023 been a very good year for ... Read more