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Tag Archives: education
The perfect market town? (revisited)
Some time ago I wrote a blog about the kind of place I wanted to live – the Ashbourne of my imagination. I didn’t go for some chocolate-box idyll but rather sketched a vibrant, happy town. As a counterbalance … Continue reading
Posted in Review
Tagged education, health, overpopulation, parking problems, Planning, school closure, traffic congestion
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Let’s not lose the Art of appreciation
There was coverage recently of a letter signed by a group of authors and actors protesting a makeover of GCSE school curriculum. This is not really news but the consequence being protested was that English Literature may no longer be … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged Baccalaureate, education, English Literature, Louis de Bernieres, Michael Gove
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Lets overhaul the examination system
We’ve just had the latest round of GCSE, AS and A2 results and for once the results have fallen. Whether by the direct influence of Mr Gove, examination boards taking a big hint or even statistical anomaly, there was a … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion
Tagged A Level, AS Level, education, examination boards, GCSE, Michael Gove
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