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Time to do something else instead

July 22, 2015

Time to move on from gifted education

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The Short, Sad Life of Leonard Dracup (1902-1932)

<strong>North Downs Way: Cuxton to Sandling</strong>

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<strong>Thames Path: Oxford to Wallingford</strong>

Arthur and Norman Dracup: From Salt’s Mill to the Middle Classes

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North Downs Way: Dunton Green to Borough Green and Wrotham

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Know Your Limits! April 15, 2017
Eight types of ambiguity March 19, 2017
Pupil premium grammar schools March 9, 2017
Investigating grammar streams March 6, 2017
Rounding-up: Killer stats and 10-point plan February 8, 2017
PISA 2015: England’s results investigated December 13, 2016
Troubling TIMSS trends December 10, 2016
The perennial problem of primary high attainers November 20, 2016
Making sense of centres of excellence November 10, 2016
Advancing by slow degrees October 30, 2016
Do grammar schools close attainment gaps? October 16, 2016
Be careful what you wish for September 22, 2016
Rescue Plan (or how to get from where we are to where we ought to be) August 2, 2016
What’s amiss with the ITT core content framework? July 19, 2016
Sir Michael on the most able June 20, 2016

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