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Poorest children 'falling behind'

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	Children from the most deprived areas of England are falling further behind in school achievement. More...

Parents urged to read to children

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	Parents are urged by Schools Secretary Ed Balls to spend more time reading to their children. More...

Universities warn of higher fees

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	Some students face increased tuition fees of more than Â£7,000 because of funding cuts, universities warn. More...

Knighted Sir wins top recognition

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Keep Christmas gadgets 'at home'

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Thousands of teachers 'leave job'

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	More than 250,000 qualified teachers no longer work in schools, according to research by the Tories. More...

Failing schools 'need teamwork'

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	Head teachers say twinning failing schools with good ones is the best way to turn them around. More...

Variations in school cash queried

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	England's school funding system should be investigated by the National Audit Office, the Lib Dems say. More...

General GCSE Diploma idea dropped

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	The government has quietly scrapped its plan for a General Diploma recognising GCSE achievement. More...

Outspoken school adviser ousted

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	The controversial education adviser Sir Cyril Taylor is replaced after 10 years spearheading school reforms. More...

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