Why a group of Brunel students walked out on Katie Hopkins instead of no-platforming her
"We silently walked out because Ms Hopkins has the right to speak, but we also have the right to express…
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Teenagers are apathetic about learning Welsh. Can we keep the language alive?
Less than half of Welsh teenagers think they'll speak the language as adults.
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Why doesn’t the government think “compassion” is a British value?
The Department for Education is now insisting that British values are taught in schools - but the most important one…
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For too many kids, school holidays aren’t times of fun. They’re times of hunger
Increasing numbers of families are finding it a constant struggle to feed their children in the school holidays.
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The opening of a new grammar school: bad for social mobility, good for Nicky Morgan
Populism for the middle class.
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Politicians who rely on the youth vote are on the road to defeat
A combination of apathy and the British electoral system makes it a losers' charter, according to a new report.
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While teacher shortages threaten our schooling, the government is obsessing with free schools
Rather than worrying about the name of the place that teaches children, the government should focus on the shortage of people…
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Apprenticeships remain a university alternative in name only for too many young people
New research shows that those who do the best apprenticeships will earn higher salaries than graduates, but government targets undermine the quality…
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