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Maybe the college sector needs to show its anger in order to get a fair deal from government, writes Ian Pryce

College success in the National Student Survey should be viewed objectively, writes college chief executive Ian Pryce

Inspections that grade students’ behaviour may be well-meaning, argues Ian Pryce, but colleges are not schools, and the results are likely to be perverse

Education should be a beautiful game – but it’s dominated by over-cautious, Sam Allardyce-style tactics, says Ian Pryce

Rather than explaining away gender inequality, educational institutions should seize the opportunity to set an example for students, argues Ian Pryce

Government must listen to the voice of students if its reformed further education system is to succeed, writes college CEO Ian Pryce