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The last six months have shown there is a desperate need for more creative education in our schools system.
Whether we're talking trade, national security, immigration or social cohesion, the cosmopolitan axis already tells us more than a conventional left-right divide.
Why Michael Gove, and Vote Leave, are wrong about Europe.
We pile ever greater pressure upon individual schools, when in fact they only truly succeed as part of a broader network of support, learning and mentoring.
Labour must learn from Podemos and Pasokification alike, says Tristram Hunt.
8,000 children on free school meals make the top grades at primary school but just 900 will end up at Britain's top universities. That has to change.
The new Education Secretary should end the use of unqualified teachers and match Labour's pledge to teach English and maths till 18.