David Cameron's RADICAL IDEA
Gregory, Peter, Review - Institute of Public Affairs
Peter Gregory investigates the introduction of school choice in the United Kingdom.
For all the criticism it has received, the Cameron government in Britain has undertaken at least one transformative and visionary reform since its inception. That is, the introduction of free schools in the British education system overseen by Education Secretary Michael Gove.
Twenty-four free schools operated throughout the country during the last school year with 55 opened this spring and another 1 14 to open next year. This builds on the 203 schools opened under the Blair governments academies program. These schools are offering parents and students of all income levels an affordable …
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Publication information:
Article title: David Cameron's RADICAL IDEA.
Contributors: Gregory, Peter - Author.
Magazine title: Review - Institute of Public Affairs.
Volume: 64.
Issue: 4
Publication date: December 2012.
Page number: 28+.
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