Like all good education policy announcements, Stephen Twigg’s chose the trusted ‘three priorities’ method when...

Like all good education policy announcements, Stephen Twigg’s chose the trusted ‘three priorities’ method when...
Brace yourselves, a perfect storm is brewing. Next year’s European elections will draw out and intensify the debate on...
It conjures up a curious mix of feelings to see a list of Labour’s key targets for the 2015 election – excitement for...
In May this year I was elected with over 50 per cent of the vote to represent the people of Irwell, Rossendale at the...
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Ten years ago this month, The Business Academy Bexley opened its doors. The first academy in England, it replaced...
My primary school, halfway through my time there, seemed to adopt a rather pithy motto. I think it was in Latin, but...
When Tyrell Burgess, academic and innovative educational thinker, was asked to write a Labour party pamphlet on...
The Helena Kennedy Foundation works with students in further education progressing to higher education. When students’...
The Labour party of 1997 – at least, the driving force behind it – grew up in irrelevance. Muted by the dogma of the...
It started with a wink and a nudge, the appointment of Jon Cruddas to a major policy brief. It continued with Ed Balls...
The Labour party must look to education as a way of winning arguments and changing lives. It shows our commitment to...