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Home » Camridge Review – ‘Where does it leave us now’ asks Polly Curtis, education editor The Guardian, Friday 20 February 2009
Camridge Review – ‘Where does it leave us now’ asks Polly Curtis, education editor The Guardian, Friday 20 February 2009
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Where Does it Leave us Now – Polly Curtis, education editor The Guardian, Friday 20 February 2009 http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2009/feb/20/primary-education-review
PEN Comment: Polly rightly asks the question will it happen? We doubt it. The Government’s Rose Review as she highlights will be the one that counts. This will be far less revsionary and more likely to sit well with the current labour thinking. The conservatives of course will steer well clear of the Cambridge Review any any suggestion of returns to ‘trendy education’. So it will be back to the usual default position and we’ll continue to fail our youngpeople, familes and society.
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