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Democracy in Education

At its meeting on 20 March the SEA executive will be discussing how a democratic local level of control of education could be implemented - v. COMMENT by Richard Hatcher and Eddie Playfair

SEA believes every child matters equally    » SEA believes that all schools must be made good schools     » SEA opposes all forms of selection      » SEA is campaigning for the Government to end the setting up of academies    » SEA wants to see cooperation between comprehensive community schools in each area under democratic control. Access to education should be available to everyone who wants to learn at any stage in life.