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Education Secretary Nicky Morgan invites business experts to help improve underperforming schools.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
There has never been a better time to be a teacher, and to challenge the current orthodoxies within British schools.
22 schools re-open under the government’s Priority School Building Programme (PSBP).
16-year-olds taught to apply business-backed maths knowledge, including working out interest rates and profit margins.
18 new free schools have been announced today in the first wave of free schools for this Parliament, providing 9,000 new school places.
Leading campaigner Natasha Devon becomes first ever Department for Education mental health champion.
Key stage 2 results show substantial increases in the number of 11-year-olds securing skills needed for secondary school compared to 2010.
Nick Gibb speaks at the Researchers in Schools celebration event.
Ofsted has inspected the way Bradford Council supports and challenges schools.
Thousands more 17-year-olds now leaving education with good GCSEs in English and maths following reforms.
A summary of GCSE grades awarded to UK students compared to 2014.
Shared ambition for hundreds of new book clubs across the country and a library card for every 8-year-old.
Letter from Sir Michael Wilshaw HMCI to early years providers about changes to inspection from September 2015.
Changes are being made to the 2015 to 2016 qualifications approval process in a bid to move towards a more simplified system.
A summary of AS and A level grades awarded to UK students compared to 2014.
Government’s emphasis on core academic subjects vindicated with 20% rise in maths entries since 2010.
Team of experts on hand to give advice on university entry, apprenticeships, student finance and job opportunities.
A letter to the sector from Dawn Ward, Chair - Data and Management Information Advisory Group about Financial Assurance 2014 to 2015.
Ofqual has published a final report following its investigation of marking issues identified at the exam board OCR last in summer 2014.
A letter to awarding organisations outlining new proposals for the Regulated Qualifications Framework.
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