Unions' hopes for Morris successor

By Annette Rawstrone
Nursery World
31 October 2002

Teaching unions have expressed their hopes for the work of Charles Clarke as the new secretary of state for education and skills, following the surprise resignation of Estelle Morris (above) last week. Ms Morris quit after announcing that she did not feel she had done well enough in the job. In a letter to Prime Minister Tony Blair explaining her decision she said, 'I have not felt I have been as effective as I should be, or as effective as you need me to be.'
 

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