About
Forum
ISSN 0963-8253
For over 60 years FORUM: for comprehensive education has been the pre-eminent focal point for topical and informed analysis – very often highly forthright and critical – of all aspects of United Kingdom government policy as it influences the education of children from primary through to higher education.
FORUM vigorously campaigns for the universal provision of state-provided education, and seeks to identify and expose all attempts to overturn the gains of the past years. Every teacher, headteacher, administrator, parent, or governor should read this exciting publication.
Editorial Board
Melissa Benn | writer and campaigner, London
Nuala Burgess | King's College, London
Lucy Coleman | early years teacher, Oxfordshire
Sue Cox | formerly School of Education & Lifelong Learning, UEA
Sol Gamsu | University of Durham
Charlotte Haines Lyon | York St John University
Richard Harris | former Cabinet Member for Education, Southampton City Council
Perpetua Kirby | University of Sussex
Gawain Little | General Secretary, General Federation of Trade Unions
Alpesh Maisuria | University of the West of England
Rachel Marks | Chair, UCL Institute of Education
Jane Martin | University of Birmingham
Peter Moss | UCL Institute of Education
Laura Quick | University College London
Kathryn Spicksley | University of Birmingham
Howard Stevenson | University of Nottingham
Patrick Yarker | Editor-in-chief, School of Education and Lifelong Learning, UEA
Honorary Editorial Members
Roger Seckington
Isobel Armstrong
FORUM is published three times a year in Spring, Summer and Autumn, those three issues constituting one volume.
FORUM's e-books are available for free download:
Renewing public education: proposals for an inclusive, democratic and joyful system
Another Way of Looking: Michael Armstrong’s Writing for FORUM