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A report published today by Ofsted highlights the benefits and pitfalls of partnership working in music education.
New baseline designs for new schools are published today, which will see them built more efficiently, sustainably and cheaply.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
New teacher training scholarships in chemistry led by the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) have been announced today.
Applications are now open to allow schools to register for School Direct.
National, regional and local authority results for the year 1 phonics reading check and key stage 1 results are published today.
Strong governance, leadership and self-assessment is key to college success, says new Ofsted report.
Detail of a 50% rise in the pupil premium.
Learner View, a website enabling learners to rate their further education and skills provider launches today.
Find out the results of tests in reading, writing and maths at the end of primary school in summer 2012.
Ofsted produces 3 reports to help schools improve to be at least ‘good’ and ensure that all pupils achieve to the best of their ability.
Details about the recent opening of studio schools and university technical colleges in England.
Details about a significant increase in academies.
Details of continued investment in physics teaching.
Inspectors will give greater attention to the progress children make in their learning
Sarah Teather writes to the Education Select Committee with draft proposals to improve support for young people with SEND.
Fifty-five new free schools will open in September 2012. They will raise standards and increase choice for parents.
From today all schools inspected by Ofsted must, at a minimum, be judged as ‘good’ to be good enough for our children.
Sarah Teather proposes increased support to young people with special needs, including new duties for local authorities and FE colleges.
Information about the National Scholarship Fund and its inclusion of special education needs (SEN) support staff for the first time.
The government's reaction to the fall in GCSE pass rates at grades A* to C, and news of changes in the marking of the new English GCSE.
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