Interview with the Royal Society of Arts

9th November 2010

The Royal Society of Arts Fellows Newsletter recently featured an interview with Loic. Read what he said here:

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Friday 5: Child poverty, childcare uptake, local learning landscapes, a worsening teacher labour market and Trailblazer devolution deals for skills

Hello! It’s been another eventful week in the world of education and youth policy. Catch-up on some of the key reports, analysis and commentary with this handy round-up, courtesy of our policy team. This week, our Friday 5 covers child poverty, childcare uptake, local learning landscapes, a worsening teacher labour market and Trailblazer devolution deals…

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CfEY’s head of policy, Baz Ramaiah, joined Julia Hartley-Brewer on TalkTV this morning to discuss the tragedy of headteacher Ruth Perry’s suicide and the general need and opportunities for reform to Ofsted. Watch the full interview now.