| The Independent 2001 Richard Garner |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| 'A balanced approach to get the job done.'.(Election 2001)(United Kingdom Labour party's election manifesto) | Retail industry | Diane Coyle, Michael Durham, Ian Burrell, Barrie Clement, Paul Waugh, Andrew Grice, Marie Woolf, Lorna Duckworth, Richard Garner |
| A fine vision for the future or just fine words?(United Kingdom government's White Paper for educational reform) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Blair says not enough is being spent on education.(United Kingdom Prime Minister Tony Blair) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Church of England plans 100 new schools to meet demand. | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Distrusted, distressed and denigrated: the plight of the modern teacher.(Column) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Four years on, and is New Labour still working?(Education)(United Kingdom government's education policies) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| High school that's too good to win a windfall.(Northolt High School in London, England) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| How a Conservative idea became a Labour success story.(Education)(includes profile of Djanogly City Technology College in Nottingham, England)(specialist schools) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| If tycoons do the business, will schools profit?(Education)(creation of city academies in United Kingdom) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Labour is paying attention.(Education)(United Kingdom government education strategists to attend headteachers' conference) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Much more than just teacher's little helper.(Education)(classroom assistants in United Kingdom schools) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| On a crusade with the new man at the ministry.(Education)(United Kingdom Minister of State for School Standards Stephen Timms) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Oxford falls to third in academic research table. | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Potter's magic touch boosts boarding schools. | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| School will teach in pupils' own languages.(White Hart Lane School in London, England) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Six years ago it had no sixth form. Now it's one of the best for A-levels.(School League Tables)(William Farr Church of England school in Welton, England) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Teacher shortage spirals to 4,600.(UK schools)(Cover Story) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Teenager dies in fall from mountain.(UK school holiday in Vietnam; includes related article and notes) | Retail industry | Sarah Cassidy, Richard Garner |
| The Basil Fawlty solution to the university placings nightmare.(Column) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| The Blair project - treating the pupils like adults.(Education supplement)(Tony Blair, greater choice and flexibility of courses offered at school in East End, London) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| The head teacher.(Weekend Review)(includes biography)(United Kingdom Secretary of State for Education and Skills Estelle Morris) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| The no-nonsense lady who won't let up on sloppy speech.(Education)(Marie Stubbs, outgoing head teacher of St George's Roman Catholic secondary school in Westminster, London, England) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Tories pledge tax cuts and greater choice.(Election 2001)(United Kingdom Conservative party) | Retail industry | Michael McCarthy, Donald Macintyre, Philip Thornton, Barrie Clement, Paul Waugh, Jeremy Laurance, Lorna Duckworth, Ben Russell, Louise Jury, Richard Garner |
| UK literacy at worrying levels, says world study. | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| Wanted: more teachers in class.(Education)(includes case studies)(teacher shortages in United Kingdom schools) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
| We were promised a crusade in schools, so has Labour passed?(Election 2001) | Retail industry | Richard Garner |
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