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Strictly Education

von Katharine Birbalsingh

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Katharine Birbalsingh, Britain’s strictest headmistress, talks about what matters for our culture both at school and in the home. Gentle parenting and progressive schooling have replaced the values our grandparents understood instinctively. Whether you’re a parent, a teacher, or anyone interested in how politics impacts children, Strictly Education is your source for the traditional advice you can't find anywhere else.

New episodes released every Thursday.

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  1. Riots Are Sweeping Across Europe. Is Britain Next?

    What began as student protests in Paris has spread to Belgium, Italy, Spain, Germany and beyond. The left blames school funding and the cost of living. The right blames mass migration. Neither side is focusing on the bigger problem: a gener

  2. Schools Stamped Out Masculinity. Andrew Tate Is the Result.

    Andrew Tate is vile, but boys aren’t following him by accident. For years, schools and the wider culture have told boys that masculinity itself is the problem. Gillette recast roughhousing boys as predators in the making, and classroom reso

  3. Diversity Is Not Our Strength: How the Left and Right Broke Multiculturalism

    Diversity is not our strength. Shared values are. A football team doesn’t win because its players are different. It wins because they share a shirt, a manager and a goal. My parents, like most immigrants of their generation, came to Britain

  4. French Kids Are Destroying Their Schools. I Blame the Adults.

    The left says French students are rioting over underfunded schools and racism. The right says the riots are the inevitable result of mass migration and far-left agitation. Both are missing something: French children of all backgrounds have

  5. The English VS British Identity Crisis Is Burying the Real Problem

    Is Rishi Sunak English? Konstantin Kisin says he’s British, but not English, and was accused of racism for saying so. Suella Braverman agrees she will never truly be English, while Shabana Mahmood says it never occurred to her that she isn’

  6. Test Scores Are Plummeting Across Europe. England Held the Line.

    Education Secretary Michael Gove was hated for his school reforms in the early 2010s. He worked to bring back classical texts, rigorous exams, and real authority for teachers. Years later, the very countries his critics wanted us to emulate

  7. Nikole Hannah-Jones Ruins Black Kids’ Lives… Even Her Own Daughter’s

    Nikole Hannah-Jones, the New York Times journalist behind the 1619 Project, just admitted something remarkable: her own daughter thinks she was cheated out of a good education by her mother's politics. Ten years ago, Hannah-Jones wrote abou

  8. Why I Don’t Let My Students Play the Victim

    Victimhood is not virtue. Modern culture has taught children and adults alike that suffering confers merit, and now claiming victim status is a faster route to power than actually overcoming hardship. This logic plays out everywhere from co

  9. Why Nathan Cofnas Is Wrong About Race Science and IQ

    Nathan Cofnas made his name exposing Jason Arday's plagiarism, but he’s also controversial in his own right. Cofnas believes that racial disparities in education and income can be explained by IQ and genetics. He also argues that avoiding t

  10. White Guilt Politics Hung Jason Arday Out to Dry

    Cambridge University professor Jason Arday, celebrated in the press for his unbelievable life story, resigned amid plagiarism accusations and was found dead days later. The real scandal is not academic integrity, but rather institutional fa

  11. Elon Musk Thinks AI Can Replace Teachers. He's Wrong.

    Elon Musk thinks education should feel like a video game. Sam Altman wants every child to have an AI tutor. When someone says a great new piece of technology will transform how kids are taught, be very suspicious. “Innovations” in education

  12. If We Don’t Start Taking Kids Seriously, the West Is Done For

    Values, not privilege, determine whether a child thrives. In this episode, Katharine Birbalsingh traces her journey from left-leaning Oxford graduate who blamed racism and poverty for school failure, to founder and headmistress of Michaela

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