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Melissa Ann Benn is a British journalist and writer. She is known for her support of comprehensive education and criticism of many aspects of government policy on education. Benn setup the Local Schools Network in 2010, a pro- state schools pressure group.
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12 ago 2021 · Melissa Benn’s features, opinion pieces, essays and reviews have appeared in the Guardian, the Times Educational Supplement, Mslexia, Financial Times, London Review of Books, Schools Week, Women: A Cultural Review, Public Finance, Teach Secondary, New Statesman and many others.
Melissa lives in London, and is currently working on a study (for Reaktion Books) of the ways in which key political moments, and movements, have been represented in English language fiction, and the interplay between political ideas and cultural forms. Melissa Benn, writer, author, novelist, campaigner, UK.
24 ago 2018 · By Melissa Benn. by Melissa Benn. Fri 24 Aug 2018 01.00 EDT. U nlikely as it might sound, one of the most electric political meetings I have ever attended was a lecture on the Finnish...
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6 feb 2021 · Melissa Benn | The Guardian. Melissa Benn is a founder of the Local Schools Network. Her latest book is Life Lessons: The Case for a National Education Service. June 2021. Book of the week....
Melissa Benn is the Royal Literary Fund Fellow at Lucy Cavendish College. Melissa is the author of seven works of nonfiction and two novels. Her acclaimed nonfiction includes School Wars: The Battle for Britain’s Education (Verso, 2011) and What Should We Tell Our Daughters?
Melissa Benn is the author of seven works of nonfiction and two novels. Her acclaimed nonfiction includes School Wars: The Battle for Britain’s Education (Verso, 2011) and What Should We Tell Our Daughters? The Pleasures and Pressures of Growing Up Female ( John Murray, 2013), shortlisted for Politico Book of the Year.
