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Scotland: Education directors criticise ‘watering down’ of reforms
Labour will commit ‘ideological vandalism’ by abandoning education reforms, says Tom Tugendhat
Bauckham: Assessment review should ‘look at’ GCSE re-sits policy
Bauckham: Assessment review should ‘look at’ GCSE resits policy
What does a new Mental Health Bill mean for children and young people?
New primary science curriculum proposed by experts
Give pupils ice lollies in science lessons so they have ‘essential’ experiences
Government must rethink ‘demoralising’ compulsory GCSE maths and English resits
Curriculum flexibility and autonomy: Promoting a thriving learning environment
Why an SNP minister is ready to talk about £3bn education reforms and how they will impact hundreds of staff
Why urgent action is required in UK schools on ocean literacy
Putting ‘critical’ thinking at the core of the English curriculum
Better Learning, Better Chances: prison learning and skills provision in Wales
A new prison learning and skills policy for Wales
Government plans to tackle ‘fake news‘ in schools ‘nothing new’, says ex-teacher
Will the UK’s new academic MPs help fix higher education?
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