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Details about a new scheme to allow 14- to 16-year-olds into further education (FE) colleges.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Details about new projects which will employ former armed forces personnel to inspire disengaged pupils.
A speech given by Elizabeth Truss at the Daycare Trust conference on 4 December 2012.
Pupils will be encouraged to learn poems by heart by taking part in a new national competition.
The School Teachers' Review Body (STRB) has called on the government to link teachers’ pay more closely to their performance.
Written ministerial statement by the Secretary of State for Education on the School Teachers' Review Body's 21st report of 5 December 2012.
Today the Office of the Children’s Rights Director has published a report called Children’s views on restraint.
Government and industry figures give their reaction to an independent review into the future of apprenticeships.
Strong leadership at every level is critical if England wants to have a world class education and skills system.
Education Secretary Michael Gove announced plans to support the expansion of Teach First.
'Promoting enterprise in college vocational courses' looks at 15 colleges who excel in teaching students enterprise-related skills.
Matthew Hancock talks about the important role further education has in the UK's education system and how the government will raise the standing of FE.
Information on an extension to trials helping children and young adults with special educational needs.
Education Minister Matthew Hancock announces that only the highest-quality vocational qualifications will continue to count in college and school sixth form performance tables.
Details of an increase in the number of teachers with high-quality degrees, including highest number of physics graduates recruited since 1979 and more men than ever opting for career as a primary teacher.
News on the reaction to the Department for Education’s proposal to make foreign languages compulsory for pupils aged 7 to 11.
Today (16 November 2012) Lord Carlile has submitted his review of the Edlington Case to Education Secretary Michael Gove.
The government is interested in exploring how academies and free schools can use their freedoms to create a military ethos and raise standards.
Education Secretary Michael Gove speaks at the Independent Academies Association.
Children's Minister Edward Timpson said the Department for Education is today publishing a National Prospectus launching our new Grants Programme for 2013-15.
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