Educating Ethics: the probity of school governance (FORUM 3)
Author: NIGEL GANN
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NIGEL GANN
The privatisation of state education in a variety of ways has introduced a range of risks to school governance and management which have not previously existed in the public service. State-funded education is in danger of losing its standing on the moral high ground as a public good delivered almost exclusively by individuals committed to ethics above self-interest.
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