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Here is a snapshot of an an old Sunday Post article, dated 26/12/71, when Ted Heath was Conservative Prime Minister. Forty-four years on, plus ça change… In the early part of the 21st century, reality shows and documentaries about life on benefits in some of the poorest Read More …
This presentation, by psychologist Dr Paula Rothermel, reports on the comparative performance of reception-aged, school- and home educated children in the UK on PIPS baseline assessments. Paula assessed home educated children aged between four and five years, from diverse socio-economic Read More …
By Neil Taylor “Why does the wolf don sheep’s clothing? So he can devour them at his leisure. Appearances are deceptive. Relying on superficial optics is hazardous to health.” (Daily Kos) I have been quite fond, if that is an appropriate Read More …
The NO2NP roadshow visited Dingwall on 4 March 2015, where a capacity audience (bigger than the Beatles!) heard from Michael Veitch of the CI, Lesley Scott of Tymes Trust and our Forum co-ordinator Alison Preuss, whose presentation is transcribed below. Read More …
The Myles Bradbury case brings into sharp focus the inherent dangers of the universal Scottish Named Person scheme, which promotes professional power-over access to every child and facilitates the gathering and sharing of every child’s (and every associated adult’s) sensitive personal data among a large number Read More …
