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With the world’s major economies still in flux and recent figures suggesting that growth in Asia’s emerging economies has slowed, jobs are at the top of agendas around the globe.
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The independent review body, which advises the Government on teachers’ pay, published a report calling for greater...
Ex-servicemen will be employed to help instil teamwork, discipline and leadership skills through mentoring, outward...
McKinsey and Company, the global consulting firm, surveyed more than 8,000 education providers, employers, and young...
The Sutton Trust is urging Ucas, which administers university entries, to revise the system, arguing that private...
In the past week a number of organisations have started to carry out surveys into the impact of the policy, which will...
Ofsted’s early years report highlights the fact that childminders have ‘performed consistently worse’ than nurseries...
Many of the complaints about admissions related to school catchment areas and priority, or lack of priority, being...
More than 209,000 young people were detained by police in England and Wales last year with 2,117 under the age of 11....
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The Isambard Community School in Swindon, Wilts’, insists all parents must clear a Criminal Records Bureau check to...
The government is to unveil blueprints for a new generation of shrunken schools and has told builders they will be...
Figures published for the first time show that 40% of pupils – almost 240,000 – fail to achieve the expected standard...
Figures show that a third of secondary schools now flout the law by refusing to allow pupils to study the subject in...
Researchers from the Institute of Education have been monitoring preparations for the reforms and comparing them with...
Education Minister Leighton Andrews says he wants to change the view that being poor with numbers is acceptable....
Research by the Institute for Social and Economic Research highlights the stigma of receiving free school meals. It...
Following the successful re-launch of The Children’s Traffic Club, they are delighted to release a dynamic new website...
POLL
What should Clegg's pledge to give councils £100m to help with childcare actually be spent on?
Improved facilities
42%
Training
20%
Free childcare
35%
Educational materials
3%
Total votes: 117
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