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OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - Opera and grammar schoolsBBC

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

30 November 2011

In this week's Thinking Allowed, the focus is on the popularity of opera in Venezuela and Wales, and grammar schools and social mobility Read more : OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - Opera and grammar schools

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OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - neo-liberalism and middle class schools Production team

08 November 2011

The Hazards of Neo-Liberalism and white, middle class children in urban schools are the subjects explored in this week's Thinking Allowed Read more : OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - neo-liberalism and middle class schools

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What makes a great school? Oxley Park Featuring: video,

24 August 2011

Success in attracting pupils to Oxley Park has meant design challenges to fit enough classrooms - but pupils are still enthusiastic about their ... Read more : What makes a great school? Oxley Park

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What makes a great school? Water Hall Featuring: video, Copyrighted Image The Open University

01 August 2011

The rebuilt Water Hall School in Milton Keynes has found favour with the people who have to use it every day - the pupils. They shared... Read more : What makes a great school? Water Hall

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Debate: What makes for good design in school buildings?Copyrighted Image Deskcube | Dreamstime.com

By The OpenLearn team (The Open University)

29 July 2011

We nearly all have contact with schools - and we mostly all have ideas about what works and what doesn't. Share your views! Read more : Debate: What makes for good design in school buildings?

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Back to (energy efficiency) school Featuring: video, Creative Commons Image soil-net under CC-BY-NC-SA

By Keith Webber (Guest), Gill Harper (Guest)

01 May 2010

Okehampton College’s 2010 Ashden Award recognises its work to cut energy consumption through improvements in energy efficiency and the installation of renewable energy technology Read more : Back to (energy efficiency) school

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Wood fuel to warm Suffolk schools Featuring: video, BBC

By Andrew Rowe (Guest)

01 May 2010

Suffolk County Council’s 2010 Ashden Award recognised its outstanding work in supporting the local wood-fuel supply chain and installing wood-fired boilers in schools Read more : Wood fuel to warm Suffolk schools

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Education in a post-war country Featuring: audio, BBC

By Dr Barry Dackombe (The Open University), Hazel Taylor (Guest)

17 February 2009

The changes in state education after the war opened up new opportunities - and Hazel was keen to take them. Read more : Education in a post-war country

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A Chinese educationAlison Beale

By Alison Beale (Guest)

28 March 2008

How does the Chinese system organise itself? As you might expect, there's a fairly firmly defined structure. Read more : A Chinese education

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Pages tagged as Schools

OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - Opera and grammar schoolsBBC

OU on the BBC: Thinking Allowed - neo-liberalism and middle class schools Production team

What makes a great school? Oxley Park Featuring: video,

What makes a great school? Water Hall Featuring: video, Copyrighted Image The Open University

Debate: What makes for good design in school buildings?Copyrighted Image Deskcube | Dreamstime.com

Back to (energy efficiency) school Featuring: video, Creative Commons Image soil-net under CC-BY-NC-SA

Wood fuel to warm Suffolk schools Featuring: video, BBC

Education in a post-war country Featuring: audio, BBC

A Chinese educationAlison Beale