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The government will consider prosecuting students who avoid repaying their student loans, the universities minister has said. While Jo Johnson acknowledged the vast majority...
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Campaigners have said protests will continue while the controversial statue of colonialist Cecil Rhodes remains at Oxford’s Oriel College, after governors voted to remove...
EDUCATION
Teachers’ unions have denied suggestions by Conservative MPs they have been “actively obstructive” over the reopening of schools in England. Union leaders said it...
EDUCATION
More than 1,500 UK paediatricians have signed a letter to the prime minister calling for clear plans on getting children back into school. They...
TRAVEL
New global rankings reveal the best places to build a life abroad – and the people who have made the move explain why. The...
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Everyone in the Premier League wants clarity and a speedy resolution in the case against Manchester City which features more than 100 alleged breaches of its...
EDUCATION
A return to grammar school selection in England would be an economic disaster, leaving young people without the skills the country needs, Sir Michael...
EDUCATION
More than 10,000 pupils left England’s mainstream state secondary schools in the run-up to their GCSE courses, according to an analysis of official data...
EDUCATION
The slump in the number of people attending university part-time is a cause for serious concern, according to senior figures in UK higher education,...
EDUCATION
This summer’s timetable for GCSE and A-levels is fixed and will not be changed to further accommodate Muslim pupils who may be fasting despite...
EDUCATION
Nearly 50,000 university students have been caught cheating in the last three years, according to figures which also suggest non-EU scholars are the most...
EDUCATION
When I was growing up, I noticed something about the word “gay”. The more prevalent it became, the more negative its connotations. A word...
EDUCATION
Sir Tim Hunt, the Nobel laureate whose comments about women at an international conference caused a furore earlier this year, is leaving Britain for...
EDUCATION
Ofsted has set up a team of inspectors to crack down on unregistered schools, some based around religious faith, with the education watchdog’s head...
EDUCATION
An award-winning headteacher hanged herself shortly after Ofsted downgraded her school, an inquest has been told. Carol Woodward, the long-serving head of Woodford primary...
