Wales and Northern Ireland will continue with a separate qualification system to English students, Michael Gove has said. The Education Secretary has written to his Welsh and Northern Irish counterparts to say that a separate exam system is "a natural consequence of devolution". It follows a heated debate over the remar...
School leaders opposed to reform are "defeatists" resisting higher standards, Michael...
The number of primary schools with more than 700 pupils has soared by 60% in the past...
Headteachers angered about the "constant churn of change" in the education system hav...
Michael Gove has announced funding for a pilot scheme for social work trainees. The n...
Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development press release CIPD responds to government consultation on the administration of Shared Parental Leave As the Gov...
Labour press release Stephen Twigg MP, Labour's Shadow Education Secretary, and Chuka Umunna MP, Labour's Shadow Business Secretary, will visit Westminster Kingsw...
Press release from the University of East Anglia An expert in primary school teaching and curriculums from the University of East Anglia is today calling for Mich...
IPPR press release Vocational education damaged by league table changes Government policy could result in higher youth unemployment Government tinkering with...
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