Reforming Lessons: why English schools have improved since 2010 and how this was achieved, Nick Gibb and Robert Peal

Dorothea Guy

doi:10.3898/forum.2026.68.1.14

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Reforming Lessons: why English schools have improved since 2010 and how this was achieved, Nick Gibb and Robert Peal

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The aim is to explore the factors contributing to the improvement of English schools since 2010.
Analysis of educational policies implemented since 2010
Evaluation of curriculum changes
Review of teacher training programs
Assessment of student performance metrics
Significant enhancement in student outcomes in various subjects
Positive feedback on curriculum restructuring
Increased effectiveness of teacher training initiatives

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This analysis reveals school improvement in England since 2010, suggesting effective reforms in education management.

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Reforming Lessons: why English schools have improved since 2010 and how this was achieved Nick Gibb and Robert Peal, Oxford, Routledge, 2025 262pp, 16 colour illustrations, paperback, £15.99, ISBN 978 1 0328n7594 1

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