The UK education secretary, Lucy Powell, says she intends to undo school reforms introduced under former education secretary Michael Gove. Powell argues that the current approach applies a “one-size-fits-all” model that she believes does not meet the needs of all children. In her comments, she describes the reforms as a “straitjacket,” suggesting they restrict flexibility in how schools can respond to pupils. The reporting from different outlets focuses on Powell’s stated direction of travel rather than on specific policy details, including what parts of the Gove-era reforms would be changed first. Both sources characterize Powell’s position as a push for greater tailoring in education policy, aiming to better accommodate different learners’ circumstances. Overall, the articles indicate that Powell is making a public commitment to reform aspects of the existing school framework associated with Gove, while framing the change as necessary to better support a wider range of children.