Education

The digital revolution threatens to destroy more jobs than it creates. University Technical Colleges should be at the heart of the government’s response

British higher education could be the best in the world if the Tories follow the US model of private autonomy, not Europe’s statist model

Universities should not impose quotas on privately educated students. It is a crude tool which may exclude those from humble backgrounds

A free school head advises the Education Secretary to abolish Ofsted and cut the burden of red tape if she wants the state system to stop failing pupils

The Education Secretary should prioritise good teaching in order to consolidate Michael Gove’s reforms

“Employers are crying out for people with technical skills and real-world experience”

The case for memorising verse is often dismissed as nostalgia for the bad old days of rote learning. But memory lifts poems off the page.

Geoffrey Langlands has been deeply committed to education – even in an unstable region

Two reports confirm the worst allegations about a ‘Trojan Horse’ plan to impose an intolerant Islamic ethos on British state schools

Michael Gove was hated because people prefer the bigotry of low expectations to fixing Britain’s education system. But he was right