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Ways for schools and colleges to support pupils' mental health are set out in a green paper, as well as plans for new mental health support teams.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
Justine Greening visits TES School of the Year 2017, Broadford Primary School.
Education Secretary calls on employers to join a skills partnership to create the workforce this country needs.
The Summit will signal the start of a new partnership with business that will spread opportunity to more communities.
Ian Bauckham to advise government on improving Relationships and Sex Education in schools.
Education Secretary opens the Institute for Teaching, urging the profession to embrace the high-quality training it will provide.
Justine Greening announced new pilot programmes to employ teachers flexibly, and coaching schemes for women working in education.
Prime Minister Theresa May called on companies to take steps to improve workplace equality.
Justine Greening celebrates the official opening of new buildings at her old high school in Rotherham.
Secretary of State for Education speaks at the Teach First annual conference (Tuesday 24 October).
The postgraduate teaching apprenticeship will offer top graduates an alternative route into the profession
Education Secretary launches plans to raise education standards and broaden the horizons of young people in areas struggling with social mobility.
Education Secretary outlines plans to provide opportunity for all and ensure we have the skills needed for a modern, post-Brexit economy.
Announcing the government response to the consultations on primary assessment and the recommendations of the Rochford Review.
Education Secretary addresses parliament on historic reforms to introduce fairer funding for schools
Education Secretary Justine Greening sets out measures to replace 'outdated' school funding system
£75 million Teaching and Leadership Innovation Fund will provide teachers with skills and knowledge-based training
New assessment to provide better starting point to measure progress and the impact of schools.
Education Secretary Justine Greening calls for closer working between independent and state schools to create more good school places.
Justine Greening confirms Chris Millward as the first Director for Fair Access and Participation at the Office for Students.
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