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Alan Milburn has emerged as the preferred candidate to be Chair of the independent Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
A new survey published today reveals that teachers are feeling more positive about the standard of pupils' behaviour in schools.
Professor Nutbrown shares her recommendations on education for the very young.
Professor Cathy Nutbrown deliver the final report in her review of early-years education.
The Department's statement responding to the All Party Parliamentary report on runaway children in care.
Outstanding headteacher Charlie Taylor was today appointed as the first permanent Chief Executive of the new Teaching Agency.
Honor Rhodes OBE has been appointed to serve as a member of the Cafcass Board from 15 June 2012 for three years. Professor Ian Butler has also been re-appointed for a second term from 01 May 2012.
Children's Minister Tim Loughton has today written to The Times on shared parenting.
Findings in a new report suggest that social workers are more confident and more focused on improving outcomes for the most vulnerable.
The Education Secretary speaks about the department's new policies aimed at recruiting and training the next generation of teachers.
Details of new plans to improve teacher training.
The government is supporting Teach First’s goal to train 1,500 participants in 2014 to 2015, triple the number who took part in their leadership programme in 2010.
Plans to strengthen the law so children continue to see both parents if they separate have been put forward by ministers today.
Plans for the overhaul of the child protection system, axing hundreds of pages of manuals and replacing them with precise guidance.
Details of changes to the primary national curriculum.
New research, released from the Teaching Agency (TA) today, reveals that perceptions of teaching are changing for the better.
Nick Clegg announces a shake-up in the way free early education is delivered.
Fifteen brand new university technical colleges (UTCs) have today been approved to open in 2013 and 2014. They will have involvement from around 200 high-profile employers. They will also have significant input from world-cl…
The Schools Minister addresses the Voice conference in Manchester to outline the government's programme of education reform to raise standards and reduce bureaucracy.
Education Secretary Michael Gove has today made a statement in relation to school funding and the Priority School Building Programme.
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