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Parent-promoted schools – sounds like a great idea, doesn't it? Every parent probably has a secret vision of what their perfect school might look like. Full Article at The Observer
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Ms Diana R. Johnson's responsed for the government to Michael Gove's question about the suitability of the Islamic Shakhsiyah Foundation to receive governmnent funding, noting that the people running it are given a criminal background check and are... Full Article at Total Politics
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Michael Gove, Shadow Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families speaks during the third day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England, on October 7, 2009. View Photo »
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Ed Balls boasted that his new diploma was on course to overtake the A-level and become the qualification of choice for young people. But universities aren't impressed, teachers are confused and students have shunned the course. So, in desperation the government spent millions on an advertising campaign ...
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'Civis Romanus sum' was the proudest boast any citizen of the ancient world could make, writes my old ' friend Michael Gove in The Times this morning. Full Article at Times Online
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Nigel Lawson: Copenhagen will fail – and quite right too Melanie Reid: They’re still wriggling to avoid the flak on Iraq Michael Gove: Rule the waves? Full Article at Times Online
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Michael Gove is famous within and outside the Palace of Westminster as a man you want on your side in a quiz: so much so that he sets the questions for his fellow Tory MPs when they want to test their general knowledge. Full Article at The Telegraph
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Michael Gove, Shadow Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families speaks during the third day of the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester, north-west England, on October 7, 2009. View Photo »
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Big government has totally failed in state education, and with Michael Gove we'll get the radical change that Britain's parents want.
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"The Conservative MP who quit as chairman of Parliament's anti-sleaze committee after allegations that he misused expenses has described the claims against him as fiction "akin to Harry Potter". Full Article at ConservativeHome
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Conservative plans to grant schools freedom from central control risk bringing the creationist doctrines of a “Religious Right” into the classroom, the Government warned last night. Full Article at Times Online
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MANCHESTER, ENGLAND - OCTOBER 05: Shadow Chancellor George Osborne (L) introduces members of the shadow cabinet (2nd L-R) Shadow Secretary of State for Business Kenneth Clarke, Shadow Secretary of State for Work and Pensions Theresa May, Shadow Secretary of State for Children, Schoo...
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Ed Balls boasted that his new diploma was on course to overtake the A-level and become the qualification of choice for young people. But universities aren't impressed, teachers are confused and students have shunned the course. So, in desperation the government spent millions on an advertising campaign ...
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Big government has totally failed in state education, and with Michael Gove we'll get the radical change that Britain's parents want.
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