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Michael Gove’s reforms were a damp squib

22 August 2017
Education

Michael Gove’s reforms were a damp squib

Len Shackleton
22 August 2017
The publication of A-level results always occurs at a time when Parliament is out and not much is happening, consequently, … Continue reading “Michael Gove’s reforms were a damp squib”

Michael Gove is wrong. Laissez-faire Singapore is richer than statist Britain

24 April 2017
Government and Institutions

Michael Gove is wrong. Laissez-faire Singapore is richer than statist Britain

Jamie Whyte
24 April 2017
What kind of domestic policies will Theresa May use her enlarged, post-election majority to pursue? That’s the question Michael Gove … Continue reading “Michael Gove is wrong. Laissez-faire Singapore is richer than statist Britain”

Why does the government create monopolies?

20 September 2012

Why does the government create monopolies?

Len Shackleton
20 September 2012
Patrick McLoughlin and Michael Gove are competent and well-thought-of Secretaries of State. As Conservatives, they presumably assert from time to … Continue reading “Why does the government create monopolies?”

A solution to the dilemma of Key Stage 4 exams reform

19 September 2012

A solution to the dilemma of Key Stage 4 exams reform

James Croft
19 September 2012
Michael Gove is one of those reforming politicians who galvanises support by polarising opinion. In the media frenzy surrounding the announcement of … Continue reading “A solution to the dilemma of Key Stage 4 exams reform”

Exam boards competing on standards?

18 July 2012

Exam boards competing on standards?

James Croft
18 July 2012
Michael Gove has framed his proposals for franchising 14-16 exams provision on a one board per subject basis as part … Continue reading “Exam boards competing on standards?”

Count to ten before supporting Gove’s proposals to bring back the O-level

4 July 2012

Count to ten before supporting Gove’s proposals to bring back the O-level

Philip Booth
4 July 2012
I was beginning to feel quite warm towards Michael Gove’s plans for more varied qualifications within schools, and then I … Continue reading “Count to ten before supporting Gove’s proposals to bring back the O-level”

Decentralisation – actions speak louder than words

25 February 2011

Decentralisation – actions speak louder than words

Philip Booth
25 February 2011
The government talks a good decentralisation game and, no doubt, there are some good things happening. However, we need more … Continue reading “Decentralisation – actions speak louder than words”

For-profit education is good for the poor

7 June 2010

For-profit education is good for the poor

Kristian Niemietz
7 June 2010
Michael Gove has hesitantly accepted the inclusion of for-profit schools in the coalitions’ proposed school-choice reforms – a quasi-voucher scheme … Continue reading “For-profit education is good for the poor”

Why education should be for profit

15 December 2010

Why education should be for profit

Mark Littlewood
15 December 2010
Michael Gove’s free schools programme has been heralded as the cutting edge of the coalition’s structural reform programme. Removing the … Continue reading “Why education should be for profit”

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