The Most Dangerous Bill Yet – 3
This is the third of a multi-part series on Labour’s Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill, introduced in the House of Commons on 17 December. This article considers how the conflation of ‘welfare’ …
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The English Labour Party is Committed to CNiS Registers
Buried in a ‘long read’ about Labour’s plan for education should they win the next election is a statement about resurrecting the proposals for registers and curbing unregistered schools. What’s been said? …
Important but Apparently Forgotten Historic Ministerial Letters
Two letters written fifteen years ago provide important insights into the current moves to impose state supervision on home educating families What’s been said? It appears that for over a decade, two …
Is the Labour Party Stirring on Home Education?
Should repeated questions about EHE from members of Keir Starmer’s Shadow Cabinet raise concern? What’s been said? Under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership, the Labour Party was very quiet on the topic of home …
“Child Cruelty Case Triggers Call for Home Schooling Review”
Reports on Serious Case Review highlight the importance of always looking at the facts behind the headlines What’s been said? On 29 January 2020 The Guardian published an article about a Serious …
Response to Welsh Consultation Delayed
Minister says submissions “raised complex technical, policy and legal matters which require careful consideration.” What’s been said? On Wednesday 11 December Welsh Minister for Education, Kirsty Williams, published a statement updating Assembly …