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New stats show more 16- to 18-year-olds in education, employment or training since comparable records began.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
This year 88% of families got a place at their first choice primary school and 85% were offered one at their first choice secondary.
Announcing the launch of a consultation on strengthening powers to intervene in schools failing to promote British values.
The Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission publishes research on the factors behind improved results for disadvantaged London pupils.
Matthew Hancock, Skills Minister, speaks to the Sunday Times Festival of Education about vocational education.
Mainstream maintained schools, academies and free schools can now choose to adopt the new performance measures a year early in 2015.
Students in the state school system deserve the same opportunities to excel at competitive sport as those in the independent sector
Speech to launch 'Going the extra mile: excellence in competitive school sport'
A consultation on the future funding of traineeships has been launched today by Skills and Enterprise Minister Matthew Hancock.
Schools Minister David Laws calls on grammar schools to be more open to disadvantaged pupils.
Charlie Taylor's speech for National Day Nurseries Association (NDNA) conference on 19 June 2014.
The Education Secretary has approved 38 new free schools, which will create 22,000 school places across England and drive up standards.
Government to kick-start the scheme with a boost of £1 million.
Over 160 headteachers apply to help the new regional schools commissioners support academies across England.
The government announces rigorous technical qualifications that can be studied for alongside GCSEs.
Elizabeth Truss, Education and Childcare Minister, speaks to CityFathers about schools, childcare and parents.
Education Secretary Michael Gove announces a new set of standards for food served in schools.
Ofsted has found that providers across England are doing valuable work to promote family learning.
Matthew Hancock has announced government plans to boost technology in order to improve further education.
New guidance helps teachers to identify bad behaviour from poor mental health.
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