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On-line publications |
| RISE Review – School systems across the UK |
Review examining the differences in school systems across the countries of the UK by Dr Linda Croxford, Centre for Educational Sociology, University of Edinburgh (2011). |
| RISE Review – What parents think of schools |
Review of research on parents' opinions and expectations of their children's schools by Caroline Roberts (2010). |
| Secondary school admissions in England: Admission Forums, local authorities and schools |
Research by Philip Noden and Anne West of the London School of Economics and Political Science (2009). |
| Secondary school admissions in England: Policy and practice |
Research by Anne West, Eleanor Barham and Audrey Hind of the London School of Economics and Political Science (2009). |
| Parents and the diversity of secondary education |
Discussion paper by Professor John Coldron of the Centre for Education Research and Social Inclusion, Sheffield Hallam University (2007). |
| Parents in the Driving Seat? – Parents' role in setting up new secondary schools |
Research by Hazel Pennell and Anne West of the London School of Economics and Political Science (2007). |
Review of research on Specialist Schools carried out by Frances Castle and Jennifer Evans of the Institute of Education (2006). |
Good practice guide for Parent Governor Representatives based on research report (see below) (2005). |
Research into the role of Parent Governor Representatives carried out by Mike Johnson of Keele University and Keith Pocklington of Create Consultants (2004). |
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Secondary school admissions in England: Exploring the extent of overt and covert selection |
Research by Anne West and Audrey Hind of the London School of Economics and Political Science ((2003). |
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Secondary schools in London: Admissions criteria and cream skimming |
Research by Anne West, Audrey Hind and Hazel Pennell of the London School of Economics and Political Science (2003). |
Briefing paper written by Tony Edwards, Emeritus Professor of Education at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne (1998). |
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