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'Hunger doesn't stop at 11!' Call for free breakfast for teenagers as UK feels the pinch
Families can’t afford sports and PE kit, warns Sir Gareth Southgate
SEN and disadvantaged students four times more likely to be suspended
Nick Gibb: Another progressive education myth has been demolished
Settings with greater levels of children with SEND ‘more likely’ to be marked down by Ofsted, analysis warns
Ofsted framework 'unfairly penalising' deprived and SEND-inclusive schools
Lenehan: Pupils labelled ‘early’ when needs could be poverty-driven
Spring term exclusions hit record high
School leaders ‘not aware’ of admissions segregation
High-attaining maths pupils make more progress when grouped by attainment, EEF and UCL research finds
Maths pupils ‘make slower progress in mixed ability classes’
Teaching in classes grouped by ability does not hamper progress of less able pupils, study finds
Think-tank urges promotion of green jobs to disadvantaged young people
Low prior attainers not harmed by learning in sets, EEF finds
Lost in transition: An examination of why the UK NEET rate is high and rising
Calls for ‘student premium’ to support disadvantaged young people after GCSEs
Benefit losses force teens to ditch apprenticeships
‘Apprenticeship penalty’ on benefits forces young people from poorer UK families to quit
Disadvantaged children could be worst hit by falling primary school rolls, NAO warns
Boost for thousands of aspiring health professionals from deprived areas
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