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Projects to be set up across England to help disadvantaged pupils who are below the expected level of English by the end of primary school.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Professor Cathy Nutbrown deliver the final report in her review of early-years education.
Details of changes to the primary national curriculum.
Mathematics: made to measure emphasises the importance for every pupil to have the best possible mathematics education.
Parents can now see every secondary school in England's performance in each GCSE subject to help choose the right school for their children.
Notice about the increase in uptake of English Baccalaureate subjects at secondary level.
The Schools Minister addresses the Grammar School Heads Association in London.
Michael Gove wrote to Glenys Stacey at Ofqual about the reform of A levels in England.
Sarah Teather MP on the new, simpler and clearer early years foundation stage framework.
An announcement on the new EYFS framework to support children's learning and development. The early learning goals are reduced from 69 to 17.
Her Majesty’s Chief Inspector, Sir Michael Wilshaw, issues a national challenge to drive up stalled standards of literacy and English.
The Henley Review of Cultural Education and the government's response.
Thousands of pupils are missing out on the opportunity to study the core academic subjects, new figures reveal today.
Nick Gibb at Stockwell Park High School speaking about reading on the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Dickens.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb announces a new reading competition designed to inspire children to become voracious readers and boost literacy standards.
Thousands of primary schools have already signed up to spend more than £7.7 million on new phonics products and training to drive up their pupils’ standards of reading, new Department for Education figures show today.
Michael Gove gives a speech at the BETT Show 2012 on ICT in the National Curriculum.
Gove announces the scrapping the existing ICT curriculum to introduce new courses of study in computer science.
The Education Secretary announces a consultation on his proposal to remove ICT from the national curriculum.
The Education Secretary has today written to the Chief Executive of Ofqual, Glenys Stacey.
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