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By Tom Weaver on April 21, 2010

This article was originally developed for Transforming Croydon School’s set of provocation papers, Reshaping Our Learning Landscape. Choice, Control, Democracy and Freedom in Schools “For a man’s house is his castle,” explained Sir Edward Coke in his book on common law, The Institutes of the Laws of England, in 1628. At the time, this expression [...]

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