Education has always been a key issue for Labour because it is the foundation of social mobility, yet there still exists a huge division between state and private schools, one of the ways to break through this dividing line is to remove the compulsory charitable status from private schools.
Though education, particularly when dealing with state/private [...]
Having been educated for almost all of my life so far, with a little way still to go, Education is and always has been the cornerstone of my life.
I find the debate too focused on teachers and parents as if it were a manufacturing industry where the teachers toil tirelessly on the production line to [...]
48 hours before the pupils and 24 hours before the teachers, Luc Chantal returned from his summer holidays. The Education Secretary of France then rapidly sent out his proposals of what will change this year.
Despite the economic crisis and the flu epidemic, the minister claimed he was confident that everyone will be able to begin [...]
An elderly ‘loyal reader’ asked me to write a positive story, so consider the request met: (Surely my other posts were positive? Righting wrongs, fighting injustices and so on…)
As I headed into the library to crack on with my essay “¿Cuáles fueron los logros y errores fundamentales del gobierno republicano-socialista durante el ‘Bienio Reformista’ (1931 [...]
The University of Bath ranks very highly as a “good place to be” in comparison to other Universities, according to results from the Summer 2008 International Student Barometer (ISB) survey.
The survey has concluded that 88 per cent of international students are satisfied with their experience of living, learning and support at Bath.
Taking place twice a [...]
