Bridget Phillipson has been accused of allowing the Education Blob to run riot with her Schools Bill, slipping in horrors that the Tories rejected and moving the system towards the Nazi-style one that MPs rejected in 1944.
Out with the old elites, in with the new, says Dr Nicholas Tate – preferably ones who don't sneer at the people they rule, shove woke dogma down our throats or fail spectacularly as leaders.
Why is Bridget Phillipson undoing all the education reforms that have transformed England's state education system into one of the best in the world? Simple: because from now on nobody is allowed to win.
Katharine Birbalsingh, the head of one of Britain's best state schools, has written an excoriating letter to Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson after a meeting where Phillipson exposed her ignorance of her own bill.
Given the threat of Islamist terrorism, it's irresponsible to 'decolonise' and 'diversify' our National Curriculum. This woke makeover will mean teaching children most susceptible to radicalisation to hate their country.
According to Bridget Phillipson, Shakespeare is 'outdated'. She's devising a new 'decolonised', 'anti-racist' curriculum which she's going to force all schools to teach in the name of 'diversity'.
Why has Bridget Phillipson got the free schools programme in her sites? After all, it was the Tories’ most successful education policy, creating over 650 great schools quickly and cheaply. Two reasons: revenge and embarrassment.
Forget about reading books, teenagers aren't even bothering with the internet anymore, discovers Joanna Gray. With social media algorithms feeding them entertainment, looking things up just doesn't feature.
Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology, one of the top state schools in the U.S., has seen its ranking plummet since implementing a new DEI 'racial equity' admissions policy in 2020.
We should ditch nasty old-fashioned exams and let students design their own assessments, according to the latest hair-brained scheme by Left-wing educationalists. Steven Tucker gives it both barrels in the Daily Sceptic.
