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History in the Making: The New Curriculum, Right or Wrong? was published by Politeia this week; here is some of the press coverage it has received so far:

The Independent

Richard Garner: "School pupils will be taught too much politics under Michael Gove’s new curriculum says Cambridge Professor"

Daily Mirror

“John Major and Edwina Currie, Bill Clinton and Monica Lewinsky and other secrets that pass us by”

Cambridge News

Alison Kershaw: "Cambridge academics back Gove's history reforms"

The Independent

Anthony Hilton: Urgent need is for a growth agenda

Reuters

Tim Castle: Vince Cable sees merit in growth target for BoE

The Independent

Primary Problems: A First Curriculum for Mathematics was published by Politeia in December 2012. Here is some of the press coverage it received.

The Daily Mail

Sarah Harris: British maths pupils lag behind other countries 'because poor teachers don't have a proper grasp of the subject'

The Daily Telegraph

Maths taught by teachers with just a C-grade at GCSE

The Guardian Blog

An Alternative Vision for Primary Mathematics

The Independent

Professor: maths should be harder

Alison Kershaw: Primary Schools 'must improve maths teaching'

City AM

Lessons from Finland: How can we reform maths teaching in schools

Yorkshire Post

Maths expert calls for algebra to be taught in primary schools

On 23rd October 2012, the Rt Hon Michael Gove MP, Secretary of State for Education, delivered Politeia's Autumn Address. Here is some of the coverage it received in the press.

The Daily Telegraph

Robert Colvile: If Miliband's stealing Disraeli, Gove will take Tony Blair

Tim Ross: State must aid pupils from chaotic homes, says Michael Gove

Financial Times

Jim Pickard: Michael Gove disowns Benjamin Disraeli

Huffington Post

Ned Simons: Margaret Hodge Defends PAC From Michael Gove's 'Forces Of Conservatism' Attack

The Daily Mail

Matt Chorley: It's class war! Michael Gove claims Ed Miliband is an intellectual socialist collecting working-class stories 'like stamps or butterflies'

University Diversity: Freedom, Excellence and Funding for a Global Future by Martin Rees was published by Politeia in October 2012. Here is some of the press coverage it received.

The Times

Martin Rees: Our Universities Need the Californian Dream
 

The Independent

Richard Garner: Let Gifted Students Swap Universities, Says Lord Rees
 

The Telegraph

Julie Henry: Bad Teaching Rules Poorer Pupils out of Oxbridge
 

Press Association

Alison Kershaw: Call to Give Youngsters University Advantage

Reprinted by The Scotsman
 

Times Higher Education Supplement

David Matthews: England Must Look to California on Access, says Lord Rees