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Lord Agnew criticises expanded access to higher education
Theodore Agnew has caused controversy by lashing out over the expansion of access to higher education As reported by The keep reading
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Social mobility has been stagnant for last four years, report shows
The latest State of the Nation report shows that inequality remains hugely problematic in the UK The latest State of keep reading
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New Welsh curriculum to replace traditional subjects with targeted areas of learning
The Welsh government has announced details of the new school curriculum, which will see traditional topics replaced by areas of keep reading
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School minister asks school leaders to endure 'the darkest hour' before things improve
Nick Gibb has asked school leaders to simply endure the ‘darkest hour’ before the state of education improves As reported keep reading
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Concerns arise over reduction in number of exams Scottish pupils are allowed to take
As reported by the BBC, Scottish schools are cutting back on the number of exams pupils are allowed to take keep reading
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SEND provision has lost out on £1.2bn, NEU research shows
According to research by the NEU, the special needs provision in England has lost out on £1.2bn thanks to funding keep reading
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Schools should choose what they teach when it comes to LGBT, says Damian Hinds
As reported by the BBC, Damian Hinds has stated that schools can choose what they teach when it comes to keep reading
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1,000 schools turn to online donations due to funding cuts
New research shows that over 1,000 schools have been forced to crowdfund money and use wish lists for school supplies, keep reading
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Government promises to protect Teachers' Pension Scheme with £940m boost
Damian Hinds has announced that the government will contribute an additional £940m to ensure teachers’ pensions in England remain generous keep reading
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Damian Hinds calls for an end to 'conditional unconditional' university offers
Damian Hinds has contacted 23 universities, urging them to end the use of ‘conditional unconditional’ offers The education secretary, Damian keep reading