If the current political talk results in less prescription, more freedom and a more human face to our state schools that would be great, but I suspect it will make no difference. The politicians will move swiftly on to the next initiative - it's what they do.
From what Jenni Russell says you might assume the government has come over all benign, but from lots of policy angles (including home-ed, public schools and university admissions) this just isn't so. I agree with firebird - they haven't admitted anything.
No, it looks as if "the department whose controlling and centralising instincts would have been applauded in a Soviet state" has not finished taking more power unto itself just yet. If anything, this Government are, and continue to be, a serious threat to our liberty.
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very good to see that article - but as she says so ****annoying that they were so stupid in the first place!
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They haven't admitted anything. All they're doing is fiddling with the details, they're still evil control freaks.
If the current political talk results in less prescription, more freedom and a more human face to our state schools that would be great, but I suspect it will make no difference. The politicians will move swiftly on to the next initiative - it's what they do.
From what Jenni Russell says you might assume the government has come over all benign, but from lots of policy angles (including home-ed, public schools and university admissions) this just isn't so. I agree with firebird - they haven't admitted anything.
No, it looks as if "the department whose controlling and centralising instincts would have been applauded in a Soviet state" has not finished taking more power unto itself just yet. If anything, this Government are, and continue to be, a serious threat to our liberty.
They were forced to do a lot of tests where questions had a lot of alineas and they had to justify their answers.
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