Here we are again, then. The university conundrum. The Higher Education Policy Institute’s recent report on the wellbeing of the UK’s students has some...
Jasper Cresdee-Hyde
One of the most common splits across political parties derives from a fairly fundamental question: what is the point of government? If you’re quite liberally...
Among those of us with particularly anarchic tendencies, viewing blind self-immolation from afar is often highly entertaining – especially when the...
Spoilers for Black Panther follow – obviously. The internet is currently knee-deep in Black Panther thinkpieces, ranging from the wonderful to the woeful...
The eternal, consistent conundrum which engulfs Britain’s universities is exceedingly tiring. University reform is a topic which has prompted successive...
In part 1 I talked about the case for education as a tool to prepare students for life rather than just exams, and the need to include politics in the core...
You’d be hard-pressed to find anyone even mildly enthusiastic about the state of education in Britain. Teachers complain about excessive paperwork and...