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Barely under Control

Jenny Turner: Who’s in charge?, 7 May 2015

... from the local council and furious public protests. Last year the trust’s chief executive, Rachel de Souza, was cleared of allegations that she had been given warning that Ofsted was on its way to inspect two Inspiration schools. A self-improving system is what avant-garde educationalists call this free for all. The idea is that government can give the ...

Memoirs of a Pet Lamb

David Sylvester, 5 July 2001

... used as a breakfast-room. The first thing seen on coming in was a statue two-thirds life-size, a wood carving of a helmeted guardsman with a shield and spear standing on a pediment carved with animal heads. It was one of a number of pieces of furniture and pictures and other art objects which must have been acquired along with the house. Off the hall to the ...

A Feeling for Ice

Jenny Diski, 2 January 1997

... to be thought extreme – has prevented me from having a white bedstead and side tables. They are wood, and they annoy me a little. Opposite my bed, in the very small room, a wall of mirrored cupboards reflects the whiteness back at itself, making it twice the size it thought it was. In the morning, if I arrange myself carefully when I wake, I can open my ...

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