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home | downloads | videos | publications | about us | contact me | links | news archive " it is a morality tale of opportunism and greed...and one thing leading to another, in a typically unplanned british way, on the part of successive governments. " who said that and about what? andrew adonis, about student fees, in the guardian on 8 july 2017. i expect you will recall that adonis was the architect of the policy. i admire him for admitting after all these years that the system has failed and doesn't deserve to survive. though, of course, he will never be held to account for it and nor will his successors. which is why these disasters continue to happen. what is unforgivable, though, is his utter naivety in assuming that when the government said that £3000 was the maximum that universities could charge for a course, the vast majority of courses would cost a lot less than that. when the cap was raised to £9000 under the coalition, surprise, surprise, all degree course suddenly cost £9000. i don't know anyone that would not have assumed the opposite: that if you set a maximum, that's what universities will charge as the norm. it is blindingly obvious. how could he and the blair government not foresee it? plenty of critics of the policy at the time pointed this out but were ignored. adonis now condemns vice chancellors as being greedy. i don't doubt for a moment that they are. people at the top of most organisations these days do tend to be, don't they? he asks, with the bewilderment of a small child, " why did we give university vice-chancellors a licence to print money, and pay themselves £400,000 salaries, in a decade when austerity has dominated every other public service, including schools and hospitals? " forget the we , andrew. we had no say in it. it was you and malfunctioning politicians like you, who seem to understand nothing about how the world works. it is now clear - and has been for many years to anyone with an interest in education - that most student loans will never be repaid. that means that we pay, we taxpayers. we taxpayers who previously funded the much cheaper and more effective system of grants. the grants system that adonis and his friends overturned because...? it was one possible strategy to address the issue of " seriously underfunded universities trying to work out a survival strategy in the face of margaret thatcher's dislike of all things public sector. " in other words, an ideological solution, rather than a pragmatic one in the public interest. but what worries me as much, if not more, is that adonis was also the architect of the academies system. how long will it be before he admits that this, too, was a massive mistake? conditions similar to the student fees debacle were set up for the abuse and failure of the academies system, again because of naivety or wilful ignoring of its many critics. this is not to say that all academies and all academy leaders are villains - clearly not. but if you trumpet that academies offer new freedoms from previous safeguards (or, rather, "red tape") and autonomy, some crooks and charlatans will see plenty of opportunities to rip off the taxpayer. it would be naive, wouldn't it, to assume that everyone attracted to setting up an education empire funded by the state would be motivated by the purest ethics rather than personal gain? there has been a steady stream of horror stories especially in mats, where standards have either not improved or fallen but chief executives continue to pay themselves ever larger salaries. some academy leaders have been jailed for fraud. schools week reported today (july 10th) that " over 90% of investigations into academy finances are a result of whistleblowers"...it comes as an investigation published last week found the rodillian multi academy trust, which runs four schools in yorkshire, broke the rules when it paid nearly £8,000 for its chief executive to stay in a four-star hotel for 78 nights, despite claims he lived within travelling distance...whistleblowers have prompted three investigations this year, one last year, six in 2014-15, and four in 2013-14. they included tip-offs about schools falsely recording pupils who received free school meals, a chief executive buying personal items and presents for relatives on the trust's credit card, salary overpayments and safeguarding failures. " if you want to check out the truth of what i'm saying, read schools week for yourself. these stories almost never make the national media but they keep coming. if they were all to happen at the same time, there would, i hope, be a national outcry, but because they continue to trickle through and are not properly reported, everything seems ok and politicians continue to lie and are unchallenged about the supposed merits of the system over its predecessor. what will it take for adonis to face reality and admit that the academies programme is, at best, only a partial success and, at worst, as big a scandal and waste of public money as the student fees fiasco? i fear that he still believes that it's all been a massive success... i'm prepared to wait a few more years before he finally writes about the academies programme that " it is a morality tale of opportunism and greed...and one thing leading to another, in a typically unplanned british way, on the part of successive governments. " you can see all the articles archived from this page by visiting the news archive are you looking for an independent review of your governing body? do you need quality clerking? can't find the training and development you need? click here for professional, affordable support and challenge search this site:- loading recent updates:- 10 jul 2017 home page updated with new news article: better late than never? 3 jul 2017 home page updated with new news article: making sense of chaos. 22 jun 2017 home page updated with new news article: challenging the status quo. 12 jun 2017 home page updated with new news article: reasons to be cheerful, part 17. 15 may 2017 home page updated with new news article: back from wherever. 24 april 2017 about us page updated. 24 april 2017 navigation menu updated. 2 march 2017 2 new documents added to the downloads page. 'mats hoc report feb 2017.pdf' added to the academies section and 'selective-comprehensives-2017.pdf' added to the admissions section. 13 feb 2017 home page updated with new news article: grammars are go! (not). 19 jan 2017 home page updated with new news article: the dfe has finally done something good... 16 jan 2017 2 new documents 'governance_handbook_january_2017.pdf' and 'competency_framework_for_governance.pdf' added to the governors handbook section on the downloads page. 19 dec 2016 home page updated with new news article: improving ofsted reports on improving governance. 19 dec 2016 new download 'improving governance.pdf' added to the ofsted section on the downloads page. 12 dec 2016 2 new documents added to the downloads page. 'gaps-in-grammar.pdf' added to the government policy section and 'pupil_characteristics_and_performance_at_faith_schools.pdf' added to the religion and belief section. 5 dec 2016 home page updated with new news article: bye bye, sir michael. 15 nov 2016 home page updated with new news article: time to admit defeat? 13 oct 2016 home page updated with new news article: academies - some good news for once? 13 oct 2016 new document 'wilshaw on the best mats.pdf' added to the academies section on the downloads page. 29 sep 2016 new section '14-19 education' added to the downloads page with 2 new documents '14-19_education_-_a_new_baccalaureate.pdf' and '14-19_education_-_a_new_baccalaureate_-_summary_final.pdf' 29 sep 2016 links updated on the links page where websites have moved. 23 sep 2016 home page updated with new news article: 'hunt the spads - fun for all the family' 23 sep 2016 new document 'academy-chains-unlocked.pdf' added to the academies section on the downloads page. 13 sep 2016 new document 'schools that

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