Education

No to high tuition fees, yes to abstinence
By George Eaton - 02 June 10:47
The silent revolution
By Peter Wilby - 02 June 10:46

While everyone has been distracted by the shake-up of the NHS, Michael Gove has been pushing ahead w

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Education poll: yes to free schools, no to £9,000 fees
By George Eaton - 25 May 18:21

74 per cent oppose tuition fees of £9,000, a New Statesman/ICD poll finds.

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“A child is supposed to love learning”
By Liam McLaughlin - 08 April 17:26

Katharine Birbalsingh made her name when she wowed the Conservative Party conference last October. H

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Michael Chanan’s video blog: Teachers and Learners
By Staff blogger - 16 February 14:05

FILM: Lecturers go on strike in Bristol.

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The contempt for democracy
By Steven Baxter - 10 December 12:50

Think about this while you read press coverage of the student protests.

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Sharing the pain?
By Jeremy Gilbert - 07 December 16:53

Why the coalition's cuts agenda draws on a masochistic streak in English culture.

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John Pilger’s message to the students
By Daniel Trilling - 02 December 16:52

“Your courageous actions have shocked and frightened a corrupt political class.”

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A reply to David Cameron
By Matthew Hall - 02 December 15:08

Contrary to what the Prime Minister believes, we students know exactly why we are protesting.

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"No one is going to do this for us, so we'd better get it right"
By Sofie Buckland - 29 November 14:35

Why the university occupations are giving students a crash course in political activism.

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