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Post-16 students are studying a narrower range of subjects than 20 years ago, a report has found, sparking calls for ministers to address this...
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Government has been warned against stigmatising schools that have fallen into disrepair “through no fault of their own” after revealing plans to publish building...
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Privately-educated athletes “remain significantly over-represented” in Team GB, despite the number of medallists from fee-paying schools tumbling by almost a fifth. Sutton Trust analysis...
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The absence gap between the most vulnerable schoolchildren and their peers has widened further, increasing “underlying inequalities” across the sector. Analysis by the Education...
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Unions have welcomed the Labour government’s plans to press ahead with axing “vindictive” minimum service level (MSL) legislation which they feared would “attack” strike...
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The National Education Union’s executive has recommended that its members accept the government’s offer of a 5.5 per cent pay rise for teachers and...
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Government should set a recruitment target for women headteachers, give teachers priority for childcare places and provide back-to-school coaching to end the “motherhood penalty”....
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Trusts that fail to ensure their school estates are in a “safe working condition” could be slapped with notices to improve, under an update...
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A surge in teacher misconduct referrals has been “driven” by a spike in parents going directly to regulators with complaints, officials believe. Reports submitted...
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The SEND system is now “very likely” to become financially unsustainable, while the risk that council finances will impede “essential” support services is “critical”,...
