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More apply to UK's universities

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	Some 26,000 more people applied for university courses in the UK this year than in 2007, a rise of 6.7%. More...

Pupils promised 'quality culture'

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	Pupils in England are being promised at least five hours of "high-quality cultural activities" a week. More...

Watchdog probes 'soft A-levels'

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	England's exams regulator is to report on whether some GCSEs and A-levels are easier than others. More...

More worries over A-level marking

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	A significant proportion of teachers think the standard of A-level and GCSE marking has deteriorated. More...

Segregation 'free speech threat'

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Plan to detect rogue exam results

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	A review of primary education in England says the system is "preoccupied" with testing and national standards. More...

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	Children with learning disabilities can enter the UK School Games after a move by the equality commission. More...

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