We are very disappointed with this reply from the Schools Minster Robin Walker in response to our recent letter expressing our concerns with how schools are teaching Relationships and Sex Education (RSE) within schools. We wrote to Mr Walker because so many parents are contacting us since senior leaders at their children’s schools are ignoring …
As of 6 April 2022, the Divorce, Dissolution and Separation Act 2020, which removes any notion of fault from the divorce process, has come into force. Couples are now free to get divorced without even giving a reason. Supporters of this change claim that it will have no effect on divorce rates and will indeed …
Welcome to the Spring bulletin. The state of the world seems even worse since the publication of our Winter issue. The ongoing tragedy of the war in Ukraine, the rising costs of living and worldwide climate catastrophes make reading the daily news very difficult. So we are very happy to be able to announce that …
Today on social media we shared the Education Committee’s report “The forgotten: how White working-class pupils have been let down, and how to change it.” The report shows how White British pupils eligible for free school meals persistently underperform compared with peers in other ethnic groups, from early years through to higher education. The statistics …
Before I had my own kids, it was easy to be self-righteous and pronounce judgement on parents whom I presumed to be making bad decisions. On seeing a crying toddler bribed with a bag of crisps or a baby in a buggy smeared with chocolate, I’d say to myself, “When I’m a mum I’ll never …