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Stabbed GCSE student refused exemption by exam board
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Euan Semple discusses technology and business leadership on Learning Now tv
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Teacher who referred to her white board marker as'magic pen of sex' banned from classrooms
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Brightlingsea parents consider removing children from school
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Poor wi-fi means Conwy valley pupil does homework in lay-by
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Poor white schools 'destroyed' by rankings
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Fewer students take English and humanities subjects at A-level, figures reveal
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News story: New standards to support pupils to reach their potential
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Section 28: What was Margaret Thatcher's controversial law and how did it affect the lives of LGBT+ people?
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More than 20,000 rural pupils no longer allowed free school transport as cash-strapped councils struggle
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Business are missing out on the skills people like Nath have to offer– Eluned Morgan
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Release your learning genius at LT Summer Forum with Sponge and Axonify
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Law student pleads guilty to involvement in'shocking' racist chants to another student in university halls
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Specialist support for your ambitious and highly able students that helps everyone engage in learning
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Five charts that tell the story of diversity in UK universities
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Kirsty Williams sets five new tests at Wales’s first social mobility summit
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Summer Schools 2018– Last Places Available
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Disabled boy sues theme park over lack of suitable toilet
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Isn't that a walkboy?
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'Relax A-level grades for some medical students'
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Ofsted admits some 'outstanding schools aren't that good'
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Free school transport lost for 20,000 rural pupils
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Disadvantaged students with lower grades perform just as well in medical degrees
Independent Education
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Hundreds of schools have not been inspected by Ofsted for 10 years, figures show
Independent Education
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Creativity at work and in learning: Amy Burvall to keynote LTSF 2018
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Lincoln university students locked in library as armed police storm campus
Independent Education
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Oxford University retweets post calling David Lammy'bitter' after criticism of diversity figures
Independent Education
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I wish mum's phone was never invented
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Hult Business School and Tata Interactive Systems (TIS) win at International Serious Play Awards 2018
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Exam boards refuse to award stab victim who missed GCSEs his predicted grades
Independent Education
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News story: New Chair of the Social Mobility Commission recommended
Dept. for Education
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Scroll down to request your FREE pdf download of Who is keeping us safe in Britain? from the popular resource,‘Talking about Terrorism’
The Schools' News Service
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Oxford University admits need to improve student diversity after third of colleges accept handful of black applicants
Independent Education
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Oxford University 'failing' on diversity, says Lammy
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Lost youth
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Grammar schools do not help children achieve academic success, study claims
The Telegraph
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Grammar school education has no positive impact on student's self-esteem, study finds
Independent Education
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Virtual College helps learners leap barriers to leadership and management training
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Grammar school expansion plan costing£50m will only benefit'few thousand' deprived students, admits education minister
Independent Education
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Diverse school pupils feel'warmer' toward other ethnic backgrounds, reveals study
Independent Education
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Agylia expands into Denmark with new partner, Roiit
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News story: Prime Minister and Education Secretary host teachers at Number 10
Dept. for Education
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Tata Interactive Systems (TIS) featured among Top 20 Content Development Companies for 2018
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What is the most practical and easy way to achieve the driving force of school improvement?
The Schools' News Service
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What’s the best way of solving the problem of students who turn up for lessons or exams without a pen, pencil, ruler.. ?
The Schools' News Service
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Ethnically mixed schools lessen hostility
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Kirsty Williams announces focus on healthy relationships in major reforms to‘Relationships and Sexuality’ education
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North eastern students six times less likely to start medicine and dentistry degrees than London peers, finds analysis
Independent Education
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Bereavement lessons: Talking to children about death
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German police stop 'truant' families at airport
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Greenwich University fined £120,000 for data breach
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Parents should be banned from parking at school gates in bid to cut air pollution, campaigners say
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French Muslim student Maryam Pougetoux hits back over headscarf claims
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News story: Education Secretary marks Mental Health Awareness Week in Hastings
Dept. for Education
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Successful strategies to crack staff engagement
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'Sharenting' puts young at risk of online fraud
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Leading girls’ schools sends pupils on negotiating courses to get pay rises
The Telegraph
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Emojis help children understand Shakespeare, teachers say
Independent Education
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Lori Niles-Hofmann and Fuse Universal partner with Future Workplace in webinar partnership
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Changing the world, one dinner at a time
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More than 90% of US teachers spend their own money on school supplies, survey finds
Independent Education
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Foreign students: Universities axe 'unusable' survey
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Learning Technologies Summer Forum 2018: programme announced
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The father lost to postnatal depression
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News story: New support for young care leavers starting an apprenticeship
Dept. for Education
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Cardiff youngsters sent 200 miles to Liverpool for care
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School delay does not help summer-born, study shows
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Nigerian students 'tied to cross and whipped' for being late
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Pupils find spellchecker 'cheat' in literacy test
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Agylia makes the Learning Technology Research Project App freely available to everyone
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Learning about the trenches
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How physics gender gap starts in the classroom
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Exams: How do the new 9-1 GCSE grades work?
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Helping disabled people into work is key to tackling economic inactivity– Eluned Morgan
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Help Kids be Internet Awesome with these Google Resources
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New support for education leaders
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Watch ban imposed at GCSE and A-level exams
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Don’t be Like Joe… the new Fire Safety eLearning Course from EssentialSkillz
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Skillcast launches new compliance tools to coincide with the arrival of GDPR
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Colombia's ex-fighters taught skills for peace
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'My teacher saved me from suicide'
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University racism 'complacency' warning
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Scrap maths GCSE because it is too difficult for less able students, says architect of the modern exam system
The Telegraph
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Pupils banned from wearing watches in exams amid concerns about cheating
The Telegraph
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Do Sats really matter - and if so, to whom?
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Sharing of school pupils' data put on hold
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Siblings in care
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Dad regrets parenthood
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The best in Welsh education revealed
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Engage in Learning helps remove Unconscious Bias in dealing with others
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NUS: 'Very worrying' harassment on campuses
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Cuts put deaf children's education at 'breaking point'
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Rich families 'avoid' child abuse probe
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Boarding school 'sorry' for 'blacked up' slave photo
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100 Cardiff students report sexual assaults
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Pupils sitting SATs taught power pose to improve focus
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Sharp rise in mentally ill children aged under 11
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Children needing specialist mental health treatment up by a third over three years
Independent Education
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Deaf children's education support'left at breaking point' after council cuts
Independent Education
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David Perring shares digital learning insights in Dubai
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Councils forced to raid funds for overstretched state schools to support rise in number of special needs children
Independent Education
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Would you give your kids total freedom?
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Universities warned mental health services must improve following student suicides
Independent Education
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Student mental health 'failing a generation'
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Primary places
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Teachers told not to ask classroom of children what they did at the weekend attempt to'poverty proof'schools
The Telegraph
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Physics professor takes lecture with student's baby on his hip
Independent Education
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School pencil cases banned to stop 'stigma'
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Students can make their own VR tours with Google’s Tour Creator tool
The Whiteboard Blog
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Lesbian teacher put on leave for showing class photo of her wife sues school for discrimination
Independent Education
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Fuse Universal Raises $20m to Transform Workplace Learning
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'It's not a shock anymore'
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Gordon Brown launches global funding plan for schools
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Grammar and faith schools get green light to expand
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Student loans boss Steve Lamey hired 'against advice'
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Student loan rates absurd, say MPs
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Student loan interest rates'absurd' and'grossly unfair', says Treasury Committee
Independent Education
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Government to give£50m to expand grammar schools despite concerns over funding crisis
Independent Education
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Cambridge University students demand lower standard of proof for sexual misconduct claims
Independent Education
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Attacks on schools and universities rising with 12,700 targeted in last five years, Save the Children warns
Independent Education
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How to lose the Sats stress
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Imparta Features on Selling Power’s Top 20 Sales Training Company List
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Primary school children 'sent to school wearing nappies'
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Lower proof for misconduct claims, students say
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Call for new Oxbridge colleges for disadvantaged students
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