Mediocre teachers should be fired, not scripted – 15th October 2013
Given the increasing likelihood of a school place shortfall, who owns the key to the gates is irrelevant – 2nd July 2013
The CMRE welcomes today’s positive steps for education funding – but more radical reform is necessary – 26th June 2013
The CMRE launches a consultation on plans for a new professional association for private tutors – 22nd May 2013
CMRE releases new research on school choice: Incentivising Excellence – 8th April 2013
Gove's proposals for GCSE reform will not work and a radical re-think is required – 19th September 2012
"I welcome the core concepts of The Centre for Market Reform of Education’s (CMRE) latest discussion paper, Creating a Functioning Education Market in England, which ... examines how we can learn from the international experience of school choice to improve educational standards in our system."
M.P. for Weaver Vale
"Incentivising excellence marks a significant achievement in evidence-based policy analysis. Sahlgren rigorously analyses the existing literature and offers policymakers a pragmatic programme of options for improving school quality."
Manager, Education, the World Bank
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