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Promise of a 'skills revolution'

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'Cotton wool' childhood challenge

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Not all going on a summer holiday

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A-levels are easier says adviser

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TUC calls for review of academies

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The dead parrot curriculum

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Curriculum to be 'more flexible'

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Law change to raise learning age

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	The UK's jobs market for graduates stays buoyant - but starting salaries in London are falling, a survey suggests. More...

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