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Jane Eyre and Gulliver’s Travels will be some of the literary treats offered to schools thanks to Penguin and Schools Minister Nick Gibb.
First published during the 2015 to 2016 Cameron Conservative government
Ofqual launches debate on inter-subject comparability and the level of difficulty of different subjects.
PowerPoint presentations from speakers at the inter-subject comparability conference.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb speaks at Elmhurst Primary School about the importance of learning multiplication tables and number facts.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb explains the importance of a core academic curriculum and the value of excellent teachers.
Assessment arrangements confirmed for GCSE, AS and A level subjects to be taught from September 2017.
Glenys Stacey's speech to Ofqual's Inter-Subject Comparability Conference, 2016.
Statement by Minister of State for Schools Nick Gibb about GCSE, AS and A level subject content for teaching from September 2017.
Nick Gibb explains how storytelling stretches children’s vocabularies, expands their horizons and extends their ability to learn.
Teachers, parents and students can now access information about the progress of new GCSEs, AS and A levels submitted for accreditation.
A letter from Ofqual and CCEA about CCEA becoming the single qualifications regulator for Northern Ireland.
The Education Secretary sets out her vision for character education.
Written ministerial statement by Schools Minister Nick Gibb about reformed History of Art AS and A level subject content.
Education Secretary opens the 2016 BETT show by talking of the benefits technology can bring to education.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan talks about the importance of sharing ideas and knowledge when developing education policy.
Schools Minister explains that academic knowledge, and a sensible use of technology, will ensure pupils flourish in the world of work.
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announces a package of measures to protect children from extremism.
There has been a misunderstanding in the media as to how the GCSE and A level timetable is set and the impact religious events have on it.
Secretary of State for Education Nicky Morgan introduces the Holocaust Education Trust (HET) Lord Merlyn-Rees Memorial Lecture.
Religious groups back guidance protecting freedom of schools over religious education.
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