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New support for grammar schools only a shadow of May’s original vision

New support for grammar schools only a shadow of May’s original vision

by Whitehouse Communications | 23 May 2018 | Education & Children's Services

The Department for Education announced last week that it will provide £50m extra funding for England’s 163 surviving grammar schools with details of the remaining £150 million to be announced later. This funding, however, is dependent on these schools setting out what...
Communicating children’s services

Communicating children’s services

by Chris Rogers | 8 Dec 2017 | Children and Families, Education & Children's Services, Whitehouse News

Senior Political Consultant Ben Rochelle has been quoted in a feature for Children and Young People Now on how to communicate the work of children’s services. To read Ben’s comments, please click here.
New support for grammar schools only a shadow of May’s original vision

The schools sector: more money, more problems?

by Chris Rogers | 1 Aug 2017 | Education & Children's Services

When it was reported in early July that Education Secretary Justine Greening was aiming to secure more than a billion pounds in additional schools funding prior to the summer recess, her prospects for success were greeted with considerable skepticism. The subsequent...
New support for grammar schools only a shadow of May’s original vision

How should we fund England’s schools?

by Chris Rogers | 16 Jun 2017 | Education & Children's Services, Whitehouse News

The Whitehouse Consultancy is partnering with The Education Policy Institute to host a timely discussion on the Government’s proposed National Funding Formula (NFF) for schools on Thursday 13 July. The pressure to reform the school funding system stems not only from...

Expanding selective education

by Chris Rogers | 2 Dec 2016 | Education & Children's Services, Whitehouse News

Senior Political Consultant Ben Rochelle has written for the Huffington Post on the future of selective education – questioning whether it could influence social mobility. To read Ben’s column, please click here.
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