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Events for citizenship studies, cooking and nutrition, design and technology, and drama and theatre to be taught from the 2016 academic year
Education Secretary Nicky Morgan announces the next steps on GCSE and A level reform.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Minister of State for Skills and Enterprise Matthew Hancock's written ministerial statement on improving post-16 numeracy and literacy.
Minister Matthew Hancock announces that cash will attract brightest and best to teach post-16 students.
Education Minister Elizabeth Truss outlines the case for better maths and science teaching, and new policies designed to help schools.
Matthew Hancock, Skills Minister, speaks about ending the divides between academic and vocational education, and work and training.
Arts GCSEs to be reformed.
Education Secretary Michael Gove’s statement about the publication of reformed GCSE and A level content.
Ofqual confirms assessment arrangements for a number of new GCSE, A level and AS qualifications that will be fairer for students.
An exchange of letters between the Secretary of State for Education and Ofqual about GCSE, AS and A level subjects to reform for 2016.
Education Minister Elizabeth Truss speaks at the launch of the APPG for Maths and Numeracy about the importance of good maths teaching.
Elizabeth Truss announces funding for primary schools’ computing teaching.
Education Secretary Michael Gove's written ministerial statement about a consultation for key stage 4 English and maths programmes of study.
From 29 September 2013, only a student’s first entry to a GCSE examination will count in their school’s performance tables.
Secretary of State for Education Michael Gove announces the outcome of a consultation on subject content for new English and maths GCSEs.
Elizabeth Truss, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Education and Childcare, speaks to the CBI about improving education and the importance of curriculum reform.
Speech by Matthew Hancock to Ofsted Her Majesty's Inspectors
Young people without good GCSEs in English and maths must continue to study the subjects.
Elizabeth Truss, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Education, speaks to the International Student Science Fair.
The Education Secretary, Michael Gove, today set out plans for reformed GCSEs.
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