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The Teach First training programme will now cover under-5s as part of a drive to boost early education quality.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Funding for the Further Mathematics Support Programme (FMSP) is being expanded to £25m over five years.
The Government has launched a new service to encourage potential adopters to provide loving homes for children in care.
The Government is helping low income families with disabled children with the Family Fund.
The merged Teaching Agency and National College will be known as the National College for Teaching and Leadership, Education Secretary Michael Gove announced today.
New university technical colleges will open from September 2014 to specialise in demanding technical subjects.
The Children's Minister talks to the 2013 national conference of virtual school heads.
Education Secretary Michael Gove has responded to today’s report by Durham University on university admissions.
Education Secretary Michael Gove today announced an extra £10 million for Teaching Schools so they can lead the way in training the next generation of brilliant teachers.
The government clarifies the responsibilities of professionals towards safeguarding children.
Statement from Edward Timpson about the publication of the revised statutory guidance 'Working together to safeguard children'.
The Minister for Education and Childcare explains changes to the curriculum.
New sports funding programme for schools in England.
New funding to improve coaching for primary school pupils.
From today the most talented professionals can apply to train as social workers, working with vulnerable children and families to make a real difference to their lives.
Two new government apprenticeship ambassadors were appointed today.
Government responds to the Richard Review
Dr Ben Goldacre today set out how teachers in England have the chance to make teaching a truly evidence-based profession.
Speech given about the government’s plans to reform A levels, and the plans for mathematics.
A new legal advice service will help schools dealing with disruption due to the NUT/NASUWT work to rule campaign.
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