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The Secretary of State for Education writes to a number of bodies and royal societies about post-16 mathematics.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Young people without good GCSEs in English and maths must continue to study the subjects.
There has been a rise in the number of GCSE entries in the English Baccalaureate (EBacc) subjects.
Elizabeth Truss comments on the rise in the number of students taking A levels in subjects like maths and the sciences.
Letter from the Secretary of State to the Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency (QCDA) outlining their priorities for 2011 to 2012.
Elizabeth Truss, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Education, speaks to the International Student Science Fair.
Michael Gove announced today the final programmes of study for the national curriculum for 5 to 16-year-olds.
Education Secretary Michael Gove sets out plans for the national curriculum.
Education Secretary Michael Gove today published a document detailing the range of government-backed cultural education opportunities open to all young people in England.
Elizabeth Truss, Minister for Education and Childcare, speaks to the National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) about childcare.
The Education Secretary, Michael Gove, today set out plans for reformed GCSEs.
Ofqual has today (Tuesday, 11th June) launched a 12 week consultation on GCSE reform.
Enduring legacy for next generation as thousands of pupils get opportunity to research people from their communities who fought in WW1
UK-wide cultural programme, Service for Commonwealth leaders at Glasgow Cathedral and Battlefield visits for schools planned
Education Minister Elizabeth Truss said the rigorous new spelling, grammar and punctuation test would raise standards for all children.
'Not yet good enough evaluates' strengths and weaknesses of PSHE education and makes recommendations on how the subject can be taught well.
Ofsted publishes its best practice report Improving Standards in Literacy: A shared responsibility.
The Department for Education is funding a 1-year professional development programme for mathematics teachers at key stage 3.
Education Minister Elizabeth Truss speaks about 2-year-olds policy and practice at the Nursery World Conference.
Plans in the new National Curriculum to provide pupils with a better understanding of all climate issues, including climate change.
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