Nick Clegg's first major speech this this weekend has gained significant coverage, and significant plaudits, including among the Tory press.  Echoing many of the themes in CentreForum's various education papers (a summary of which can be found here), his combination of a coherent and radical vision of supply side liberalisation alongside the minor but media friendly call to cull the bottom two GCSE pass grades seems to have been a popular one:

BBC: LibDems want parent-run schools

Guardian: Clegg prepares to end state intervention in schools

Spectator: Clegg steps up

Independent: Clegg to call for smaller state in first major speech

PA: Clegg in call to scrap low grades

Sunday Telegraph: Nick Clegg shifts to right

ePolitix: Clegg backs "diversity and choice"

Channel 4 News: Clegg makes first keynote speech

However, what will be more interesting is how the commentators will react, both on the left and right. Watch out for discussion as it filters into the consciousness of the commentariat.