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Education Secretary outlines plans to improve grades

Tue 03 Nov 2015 11:41

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan outlines the government's plans to improve grades during her speech for Policy Exchange in Westminster.

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Good schools to get 'frequent but shorter' inspections

Sir Michael Wilshaw interview

Students who fail to pass GCSE English and Maths must retake

Students must pass GCSE Maths

OCR: Students reaching to get the A* because they need it

OCR: Grades needed

Michael Morpurgo: Grammar schools a 'terrible' thing

Morpurgo on Grammar schools

GCSE results

Leyton GCSE celebrations

Education minister blames Labour for teacher target failure

Teacher targets 'missed'

'Scandal' fifth of kids can't write properly after primaries

Clegg on writing 'scandal'

Primary pupil sex education: Parents opinions

Parents on pupil sex education

Despite continual changes to education, Prospects Improve helps pupils realise their potential

Opportunities to achieve

Education Secretary defends expansion of Kent grammar school

Grammar school growth defended

Professor Walter Baets and Professor Philip McLaughlin debate about the primary goal of the MBA

Generalist or Specialist MBA

Park View Educational Trust rejects 'Trojan Horse' claims

Park View rejects claims

Michael Gove: State schools in England must be best in world

Gove on school reforms

Lucy Powell: Parents have lost confidence in the government