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Education Secretary Michael Gove: Our exams system needs fundamental reform.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A new enhanced National Professional Qualification for Headship (NPQH) will prepare prospective headteachers for the rigours of the job.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb has said the use of calculators in primary schools would be looked at as part of the national curriculum review.
£18.7m from the Higher Apprenticeship Fund will support the development of 19,000 new Higher Apprenticeships in sectors including construction…
The Education Secretary announces the number of school closures due to industrial action.
The Secretary of State's speech at Policy Exchange on pension reforms.
An independent report found that children with special educational needs and disabilities have made good progress in attainment, behaviour and attendance.
The Secretary of State's speech to Cambridge University on a liberal education.
Education Secretary Michael Gove speech to the Ofqual Standards Summit.
The Education Secretary launches the National Curriculum Review at a flagship west London comprehensive school.
The Schools Minister says that we are facing a fresh 'great debate' on the new national curriculum.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb welcomed the Ofsted report 2010 to 2011 and said the government's education reforms would address areas of concern.
The Secretary of State talks about the importance of early years education.
Thank you Kirsty [Wark] and good afternoon everyone. It’s always pleasant when I’m able to begin a speech with congratulations. I’m sure…
The Education Act 2011 will help teachers raise standards in education with new powers to root out poor behaviour and underperformance.
The first ever special and alternative provision free schools have been approved to open from September 2012.
Teachers must no longer be discouraged from taking children on school trips because of misplaced health and safety concerns.
The DfE has written to schools encouraging them to make sure pupils are registered for the pupil premium entitlement to claim free school meals.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb writes in the 'Times Educational Supplement' on teacher pensions.
Free early education will be extended to 140,000 disadvantaged two-year-olds, and parents will be able to access the free entitlement more flexibly, under plans published by the Government today.
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