The Conservatives’ war on the humanities will hurt working-class students
In the name of “anti-elitist” politics, Britain’s cultural landscape will likely become even more middle class.
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If the Tories are serious about social mobility, they’ll have to level down the aspirations of middle-class parents
The social mobility in the government’s imagination is one in which nobody suffers – but that option no longer exists.
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Kathleen Stock and Sussex University: the war over academic freedom
How a campus trans row ended in protests, a police investigation – and a debate over the future of free…
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The reckoning: rape culture and the crisis in British schools
After Scarlett Mansfield collated 200 accounts of sexual harassment, inspectors put her former school on notice. Could it be the…
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Why we invest in STEM education
Through a £93m annual investment, BAE Systems upskills young people in areas such as engineering and coding to help build…
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School closures further isolate a lonely generation – and the effect on children could be disastrous
Promised online resources to “boost mental health support” are no substitute for what schools offer children: friends, exercise, purpose and safeguarding.
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Browne review paves way for dramatic increase in fees but calls for new payment threshold of £21,000
ByGraduate tax set to replace tuition fees for students
Vince Cable endorses a graduate tax and calls for two-year degrees to cut costs.
ByElection 2010: Party promises | Education
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BySharp funding cuts for higher education
Lord Mandelson announces annual cuts totalling £533m
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