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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...
SPORT
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
The number of universities charging the maxim student fee of £9,000 a year is growing, according to a published report by the universities’ access...
EDUCATION
Young people from low income families can pay a price for succeeding academically – with their health, according to new research. A study by...
EDUCATION
1. Your flatmates probably are not going to be your best friends The good news is that when you first meet your flatmates, you’ll...
EDUCATION
Following Chancellor George Osborne’s announcement that maintenance grants for poorer students are to be scrapped and replaced with loans from September 2016, students quickly...
EDUCATION
Successful schools could plummet down the Government league tables after Education Secretary Nicky Morgan banned old-style GCSEs from the rankings in an unexpected U-turn....
EDUCATION
Teaching philosophy to primary school children can improve their English and maths skills, according to a pilot study highlighting the value of training pupils...
EDUCATION
Much of the talk in the arts and theatre world of late has been about how drama schools are attracting only those from privileged...
EDUCATION
Maintenance grants for university students from low-income families will be scrapped and converted into loans in the Government’s next round of spending cuts. George...
EDUCATION
A headteacher has sent a newsletter to parents warning pupils who go on holiday during term time could be expelled. Parents of children at...
