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What a Waste of Money
The executive is attempting to avoid duplicating services and improve training standards for careers guidance staff.
The Government is backing the approach of personalised learning to meet individual needs. Joe Lepper examines its link to extended schools and how it works in practice.
I think the best way to get a child into books is to encourage them from an early age. In primary schools or even nurseries there can be a book...
Where is it? East London.
A pilot project to encourage parents to become more involved in their children's education in order to reduce levels of truancy and exclusions is showing positive results.
Eight out of 10 children from low-income families are not using breakfast clubs, a survey has revealed.
Truancy levels rose slightly in secondary schools in England this year, latest figures reveal.
A number of issues have converged for me in recent months. There was the Rowntree report on family relationships, and the Sutton Trust report on social mobility - or rather,...
A report by MPs urging the government to separate the assessment and funding of special educational needs has sparked controversy within the sector.
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