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23 May 2012
'They refuse to help kids who need extra support': Angry parents of children with special educational needs (SEN) met in New Cross, south London recently to start forming a campaign group
23 May 2012
Lincolnshire academies in crisis
Schools should be put back under community control: Academies are a major plank of the Con-Dems' education policy. They are outside local authority democracy and promised increased funding, at the expense of the remaining local authority schools.
20 April 2012
For councils that fight the cuts!
Set a 'needs budget': New Labour, Plaid Cymru and Green councils say that have 'no choice' but to implement the cuts - but that just isn't true...
29 March 2012
Nottingham teachers strike against five-term year
Over 200 striking teachers protested in Nottingham against the city council's plans to change their contracts
29 February 2012
Vested interests: Sometimes it seems strange that the government continues to railroad its most unpopular policies - like the move towards NHS privatisation - through...
1 February 2012
Haringey takes action against academies
On Saturday 28 January, up to 1,000 people in north London marched from Downhills primary school, Tottenham, to Haringey Civic Centre, Wood Green, writes Chris Holmes, Haringey Socialist Party.
Chestnut Grove School in Balham, Wandsworth, south London
25 January 2012
Haringey parents say: No to academies!
Primary school parents in Haringey, north London, are in the front line of the battle against the Con-Dems' destruction of our education, writes Paul Gerrard, National Union of Teachers.
25 January 2012
Victory against Dorries' abstinence education bill
On Friday 20 January a demonstration against Tory MP Nadine Dorries' Sex Education (required content) Bill 185 was interrupted mid way through when a victory was announced, writes Beth Granter.
18 January 2012
Save community schools - no to academies
Six hundred parents, teachers, governors and other local residents were at a meeting at Downhills primary school in Haringey, north London, to build the campaign to stop the school from becoming a 'forced academy', writes a Haringey Socialist Party member.
18 January 2012
Ofsted: "requires improvement"
Ofsted, the body responsible for inspecting schools, wants to toughen the language of inspections in England - changing the "satisfactory" rating to "requires improvement", writes Derek McMillan, Mid-Sussex Socialist Party.
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