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Education Secretary names the first 54 colleges and other providers set to teach T Levels.
Around one hundred teachers attend reception at Downing Street to celebrate teachers' hard work and dedication.
Apply for Tax-Free Childcare and 30 hours free childcare.
Call for evidence on greater oversight of children whose parents elect to educate them at home, and consultation on revised DfE guidance documents.
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