Tag Archives: Education policy

  1. This election was about education too

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    June 22, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith

    Lots of focus has been put on the young vote and the old vote. The older vote might have been …
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  2. The proper case for free university tuition

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    May 31, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith

    The debate over university tuition fees rumbles on. Abolishing them would cost over £11bn a year. Labour has committed to …
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  3. Think the education funding debate is ideological? Think again.

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    May 4, 2017 by Paul Goldsmith

    This is about real people, and the future of this country. The state primary school of which I am Governor …
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  4. Non-compulsory languages – the government decision that has done most to harm social mobility in the UK

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    August 22, 2014 by Paul Goldsmith

    10 years ago a decision was made that destroyed the life chances of many a bright student. In a move …
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  5. Beware the consequences of Performance Related Pay for teachers

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    July 8, 2014 by Paul Goldsmith

    I wonder if the person at the Department of Education who came up with using performance related pay to motivate …
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  6. Nick Clegg’s press conference shows the problems for democracy of being in a coalition

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    June 17, 2014 by Paul Goldsmith

    If you are ever in need of a primer in the problems of coalition government, you should look no further …
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  7. Free school meals for 4-7 year olds – The best of intentions, but are the consequences worse than we thought?

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    May 10, 2014 by Paul Goldsmith

    The leaked emails yesterday between the Department of education and the Office of Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, reveals …
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