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鈥榁ocational GCSEs鈥� risk repeating the division of the past
We鈥檝e had plenty of past attempts to build an education system that works for every pupil 鈥� and all have failed because they鈥檝e been based on a two-tier model, warns Roy Blatchford
Secondary
28 September 2026
Neets need to be a national priority again
The government is right to focus on the number of young people not in education, employment or training 鈥� and solutions may lie within the schools sector, writes Roy Blatchford
Secondary
26 January 2026
In 2026 let鈥檚 help pupils reject social media鈥檚 selfish mindset
If today鈥檚 children are going to tackle future global challenges, they will need a spirit of togetherness 鈥� and that can start with schools countering the 鈥榤e, me, me鈥� social media attitude, says Roy Blatchford
Strategy
3 January 2026
7 bold SEND reform ideas the system needs
Fairer funding, more local provision and no spending on for-profit independent schools 鈥� these are some of the ways the SEND support system can be improved, says Roy Blatchford
General
2 October 2025
鈥楲abour has no clear vision for improving education鈥�
The Children鈥檚 Wellbeing and Schools Bill reveals a lack of ambition from the government and a failure to meet the expectations of the sector, argues Roy Blatchford
General
4 January 2025
鈥極ur children are so much more than grades鈥�
The education system is letting down all those pupils who don鈥檛 get a Grade 4 or higher in GCSEs, says Roy Blatchford
16 October 2018
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