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The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Children and Families stresses the importance of technology in education at the BETT Education Leaders’ Conference and exhibition at Olympia.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Following the publication of the PISA report, the Education Secretary wrote an article for the 'Times Educational Supplement' on the need for educational reform.
In addition to this written ministerial statement, the Department for Education has also published a consultation on school funding reform.
Parents can now see every secondary school in England's performance in each GCSE subject to help choose the right school for their children.
Research reveals that GCSE pupils' reading compares unfavourably with pupils in Shanghai, Korea and Finland.
In response to Polly Toynbee's comment published on guardian.co.uk on 24 May 2010, School's Minister Nick Gibb explains and justifies recent changes in the Department's funding allocation arrangements.
Notice about the increase in uptake of English Baccalaureate subjects at secondary level.
News of training for talented teaching assistants and schools workers through the annual SEN support scholarship programme.
The Schools Minister addresses the Grammar School Heads Association in London.
The government’s expert adviser on behaviour has called for a crackdown on primary school absence.
Information about new rules to prevent excluded children returning to school against the headteacher's wishes.
Headteachers today welcomed a 2-part government consultation seeking views on how school funding can be made fairer.
People who do work experience, course tasters or vocational study more likely to make good progress in apprenticeships than those who don't.
The new National Careers Service launched on 5th April 2012. It will offer independent and impartial information and advice on learning and work.
Ofsted and Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Prisons (HMIP) have published a consultation on a new joint framework for the inspection of secure training centres.
Tougher standards introduced by Skills Minister to drive up quality.
Only 2 out of 5 primary schools provided good or better education in art, craft and design.
Michael Gove wrote to Glenys Stacey at Ofqual about the reform of A levels in England.
“We want a student-focussed higher education sector, more choice over where to study and a renewed focus on the quality of the student experience…
Almost 400,000 persistently absent children missed at least a month of school, figures reveal today.
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