At the crossroads for 14 to 19
Despite broad professional consensus for radical, long-term change at 14-19, the white paper has signalled that there will be little government support for change. Ann Hodgson and Ken Spours of the Institute of Education discuss where schools go from here. >>more>>
Bacc to front?
The international baccalaureate association in the UK has seen enquiries from schools shoot up since the government rejected the Tomlinson diploma. Julie Nightingale takes a critical look at the IB to see whether it can be a viable alternative. >>more>>
Pathways to success
The Welsh Assembly Government published The Learning Country in 2001, with a commitment to 14-19 education and training - similar to the issues the Tomlinson report tried to address in England. SHA member Sue Halliwell comments on progress so far. >>more>>
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