She accused him of rushing through changes which "neglected" pupils.
The chief schools inspector Sir Michael Wilshaw said the worst offenders in terms of neglecting disadvantaged pupils were often those in the leafy suburbs with only a handful of pupils on free school meals.
Sir Michael announced that all schools shown to be neglecting their poorest pupils would now be re-inspected and would not be allowed to retain the rating "outstanding" if they failed to improve the performance of their poorest pupils.
Similarly, you should not neglect his greatest pupil, Aristotle, whose Nicomachean Ethics stands at the head of all Ethics, and whose Metaphysics stand at the head of all Metaphysics.
"These policies disproportionately target pupils with impoverished histories of abuse, neglect, or learning disabilities," wrote Atiya.
Current manoeuvring among politicians and some headteachers to encourage competition between teachers – such as bringing in performance-related pay – will only exacerbate the the neglect of the individual pupil's role in their own results.
The link between TE and pupils' educational choices is explored without neglecting school-level variables.
His plan would fix NCLB's most obvious failings, such as neglecting to track the progress of individual pupils.
Themes include child labour exploitation, child abuse and neglect, human trafficking, internet grooming, facilitating cooperation and friendship by educating pupils about violence, improving family communication and making pupils aware of the harmful effects of tobacco, alcohol and drugs.
Instead the coalition government was neglecting young people, with an increase of 110,000 pupils claiming free school meals and predictions of 200,000 more children set to fall below the poverty line, she said.
