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Three essays on what the Big Society could mean
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Can Free Schools Work?
The challenges that face free schools can be overcome by learning from experiences elsewhere.
Raising Aspirations and the Glass Ceiling
A new report suggests that the glass ceiling for women at work is created by their own lack of confidence. If this is the case, asks Juliana Farha FRSA, what role can fathers play in their daughters’ lives?
The English Baccalaureate
Robert Hill discusses the English baccalaureate and issues a call for headteachers to stand up to government.
The Benefits of Outdoor Adventure
Randall Williams argues that benefits of active involvement with nature requires a better response.
Climate, biodiversity and the bigger picture
Tim Hirsch FRSA argues that the positive role of biodiversity conservation could help energise public action.
Universities of Tolerance
UK’s universities are uniquely placed to increase tolerance in an interconnected world, writes Richard Brown FRSA
Practical Arts in Education and Society
Jeremy Broun FRSA argues the hidden value of practical art education
Rise of the MBAs
Management courses do more for universities than society, argues Ben Schiller
Does every child still matter as much?
Chris Waterman FRSA is concerned about how austerity measures will impact on children.
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