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Complaints include adults looking after too many children or not being properly vetted -
The Independent Schools Council has appointed a diplomat to succeed its former chief executive, Chris Parry
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Britain's involvement in the slave trade will be studied by all secondary pupils in England from September
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Aug 28 2008:
Edexcel to the rescue as assessors seek to repair damage done in summer marking debacle
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Aug 27 2008:
Letters: If the secretary of state is serious about improving standards he should pay attention to reducing class size
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Aug 26 2008:
Cross-party group of MPs calls on the government to make advice on sexual health and relationships mandatory in all schools
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Aug 26 2008:
Pupils at risk of exclusion can thrive with a little personal attention. Fran Abrams reports
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Aug 26 2008:
Zoe hasn't been out of bed before 11am for three months. But this is the day of reckoning: GCSE results day, writes Nicky Harrison
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Aug 26 2008:
Vietnamese v French: did challenge by our teacher Rick Jones to his pupil inspire them both to master a language?
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Aug 26 2008:
Tory Michael Gove has an avalanche of statistics to damn Labour's record on education. But just how accurate are his figures? John Crace investigates
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Aug 25 2008:
Heather McRobie: Interviewing more kids from state schools won't necessarily help them get places at the UK's most prestigious universities
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Aug 25 2008:
Plan comes amid concerns that government has not addressed flaws in primary schools
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Aug 25 2008:
Prime minister outlines proposals to extend range of sporting activities available to children
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Aug 24 2008:
Prime minister says 'medals for all' culture is wrong
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Aug 24 2008:
Ministers still failing to give schoolchildren the backing to realise their dreams, writes Liz Lightfoot
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Aug 22 2008:
Tim Footman: Michael Coates' article on call centre workers is the real indictment of the UK's procedure-based education
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Aug 22 2008:
Anastasia de Waal: The government claims to be bolstering vocational skills; in fact, it's undermining them with useless qualifications
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Aug 22 2008:
Morpeth school symbolic of turnaround in first generation of GCSE students educated exclusively under Labour
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