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Nobody wants a fragmented system of qualifications

Devolution has the potential for powerful influence in education, but is not a substitute for national change
Gina Cicerone Guest Contributor

Chief executive, Fair Education Alliance

4 min read
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Education in England isn’t devolved to regional government. Not yet.

But since Andy Burnham became prime minister in July, the government’s rewiring the state agenda has set out plans to shift power, funding and accountability from Whitehall to local and regional leaders.

Mayoral strategic authorities (MSAs) can also now request powers over post-16 training.

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