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Free Schools in England: ‘Not Unlike other Schools’?
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UCL Institute of Education
Francis Green discusses the argument that choice and competition will unleash entrepreneurial innovation in free schools. Free schools were introduced as a subset of the Academies by the Conservative–Liberal Democrat Coalition government, following the general election in 2010. The government made it possible for non-state providers to set up their own independent, state-funded schools in order to create more choice, competition and innovation. Publication
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