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Liz Sidwell, the school commissioner, said in the coastal cities, the main concerns

"white working class" communities are one of the greatest challenges of educational reform, Michael Gove, the commissioner of England school, Liz Sidwell, who said that the coastal cities coast and is a major concern.

Sidwell, who was highly respected, veteran director before being recruited by Gove at low-performing schools, said that attempts to transform schools in these areas often struggle against a culture generations who have stopped working and the parents have low aspirations. Communities in the "coastal zone" may not "energy", he believes.

"white working class may be the [culture] more difficult," said Sidwell during a visit to the school of Norwich.

Speaking to The Guardian, said. "In the center of the city, where there are all kinds of cultures, which moves the pot

"In a mono-culture, in particular, coastal areas and coastal areas, which have no energy - not from a culture in which they work, I think that It is least number of things they can not wait.

"You have to open their minds, they can go to the city, may go abroad. You can not turn without turning around a school in a community. "

Department of Education figures show that white children of low income families the worst GCSE results last summer. Just over a quarter of white students eligible for free meals obtained five good GCSEs including English and mathematics.

One third of children eligible African, Caribbean for free meals reached the number of passes in 2010, 45.7% of children in Asia and 68.4% of children of Chinese origin.

When comparing the children of wealthy families, Chinese students still perform better, but white children were ahead of boys African, Caribbean and almost the same as Asian students.

Sidwell made the comments during a recent visit to the victory of Costessy Ormiston Academy, a working class neighborhood on the outskirts of Norwich.

was supported by the head teacher Rachel Souza, who said it was vital to win the support of the community. De Souza spoke about the importance of "mothers out of the PlayStation."

The school reopened as an academy in September, and this was 62% of pupils got five good GCSEs including English and mathematics compared to 38% last year to its predecessor, Costessy high.

The school has introduced a uniform designed in Savile Row, and innovations such as "pizza night" when the children arrive in the clubs after school for homework on a takeaway. He ran revision days before exams in mathematics, when teachers walked home students and accompanied them to school in a minibus.

GCSE achievement in London, where schools are more likely to be ethnically mixed than elsewhere, is above the national average.

Dylan Wiliam, professor emeritus at the Institute of Education, attributed to investment in schools in the capital in the government's strategy for the final challenge in London. However, the racial mix is ??also a factor, he said.

Wiliam said that schools struggling in the coastal stations are linked to the shade, with a population of low income. "I think it's tourist areas, you have to do with the type of people you have there. For many people, which is one of the cheapest places to live"

Sidwell, former director, was given the lead role of intervention in low-performing schools in January.
Your task is to push local authorities to ensure that programs face in school and want to work with the Academy sponsors to identify new schools will become academies. A total of 45 sponsored academies opened this month, replacing the weaker schools in the poorest areas of England. Once schools are in coastal areas.

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