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Meg Powell-Chandler
Meg Powell-Chandler is director of the New Schools Network
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Why we鈥檒l fund new ideas about attendance and parental engagement聽
The New Schools Network鈥檚 Innovation Pilot Programme will invest in solutions to two of the most stubborn barriers in education, explains Meg Powell-Chandler
General
19 March 2026
Why the Schools Bill remains a threat to a thriving sector
The Children鈥檚 Wellbeing and Schools Bill has been stuck in Parliament for a year and yet key problems remain within the legislation, argues Meg Powell-Chandler
General
30 January 2026
鈥楪overnment鈥檚 confused free school policy is harming outcomes鈥�
Delays and confusion over the opening of new free schools is putting pupil outcomes at risk, argues Meg Powell-Chandler
General
2 December 2025
Why government should pause the schools bill
If Labour really wants excellence for every child, it would do well to rethink this much-criticised piece of legislation, says the director of the New Schools Network
General
7 July 2025
History shows freedom is key to academies鈥� success. Let鈥檚 keep it that way
The new director of the New Schools Network outlines why she hopes the government reverses course on the efforts to curtail academy freedoms
General
17 March 2025