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Osborne: More changes to education

Thu 17 Mar 2016 10:37

A day after the Budget is announced George Osborne has announced yet more changes to education.

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GCSE plan to make teens master English and maths

GCSE C-grade plan

Oxford University Press is developing a new kind of partnership with Primary schools

Engaging pupils

Words of welcome from NAHT's General Secretary outlining the five key themes for the coming year

Russell Hobby at NAHT 2013

School improvement

Kids join the picket line over primary school tests

Protests over tests

EF Solutions looks after teachers' finances so they can focus on getting the best out of pupils

Easing money worries

McDonnell: Grammar schools divide communities

McDonnell on grammar schools

Bill plans more academies

Fatty school meals crackdown

School's KS2 'proud' letter to pupils goes viral

Exam letter goes viral

Lucy Powell: Academisation won't solve education problems

Lucy Powell on education plans

Father wins term-time holiday High Court ruling

Dad wins holiday ruling

Lucy Powell: Parents have lost confidence in the government

Lucy Powell on SATs

ATL: The pressure is mounting to find school places

ATL on school places

State schools need 'more time and resources for sport'