Philip Dixon challenges Gerry Holtham’s case for measuring school performance to drive up standards
Comfort zone drives down standards
Gerald Holtham says the Welsh Government should publish a value-added league table of school results
It’s what happens in the classroom that really matters
Anna Brychan says its time for children aged 8 to 14 to have their day in the policy sunshine
How to improve education in Wales
Stevie Upton outlines the main results of a major IWA research project into school attainment in Wales at Key Stage 3
Time to end slow motion politics in the Bay
Carolyn Hitt says we should follow Hywel Dda’s lead in tomorrow’s referendum vote
Education Special 1: Picking ourselves up off the PISA floor
David Reynolds says the Welsh Education Department needs to change
Teaching makes a difference
Leighton Andrews AM, Minister for Children, Education and Lifelong Learning, Reardon Smith Theatre, Cardiff, 2 February 2011
A quiet revolution in Welsh education
Philip Dixon examines a clash of cultures between Welsh and English education policy
From dumb to dumber in our schools
David Reynolds queries what has gone wrong with the Welsh education system and what we can do about it