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The Cop explains that no matter how big a dickhead you are, you can still aspire to become Prime Minister
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Rebel City Collective explain how they do it in schools
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John Shotton recalls the first time he met David Gribble, who died last December aged 87
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An article by David published in Lib Ed 28, Summer 1997
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Bar Bowen remembers Michael Gerard, a long-standing member of the Lib Ed Collective, who died, aged 73, earlier this year
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Michael explored the issues around play and development in the very young in this article from Lib Ed 23-24, Spring 1994
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Ian Cunningham offered his thoughts on empowerment at the recent IDEC conference in Bangalore
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An account of an open-minded school for children with major educational and social problems.
Dr. Alex Gray
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There are more really free schools in the UK than you might think.
Danny Whitehouse
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Some unfortunate results of friendly fire, but a continued attack on hope.
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A clear account of a school where young people between the ages of four and eighteen really decide what they are going to do each day, and there are no lessons.
Daniel Greenberg
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How a grammar school education in the 1970s failed to develop an artistic talent.
Roger Birchall
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Chris W of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) sets out the background to their latest education workers campaign
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The Phoenix Education Trust explain some of their activities
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A description of the village for abused, orphaned or abandoned children in Thailand, adapted from their website
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Why and how they avoided conventional assemblies at William Booth primary school
Andy Mattison
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Helping school students to discover their own interests
Jenifer Smith
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Ken Hosey
An assessment of the problems faced by boys when the school leaving age was raised to sixteen in 1973, still all too familiar.
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Andy Mattison
A reflection on the Plowden Report's recommendation that teachers should care tenderly for individuals.
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Reviewed by C V Pawsey
A new review of a book that has perhaps been neglected because of its misleadingly obscure title
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Patrick Neustatter
A doctor's view of the effects of modern education
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Ian Cunningham
Preparing children for jobs that don't exist any more