When schools reopen, their duties will be far more costly than classroom catch-ups
The government’s narrow focus on funding tutoring does not rise to the challenge facing the English education system.
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The Scottish government has got it badly wrong over its exam results
England, Wales and Northern Ireland's governments should learn from its mistake ahead of their own exam results on 13 August.
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Editor’s Note: The great university funding crisis, sub-prime degrees and Boris Johnson’s “new normal”
A former government target to send 50 per cent of the population to university has led to “elite overproduction”, with graduates…
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Andrew Adonis: Apprenticeships should pay more to make them “credible“
The New Labour education guru on the why young people need more options in further and higher education.
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Preparing the next generation for their future, not our past
The knowledge and skills of young Brits entering the workforce are only marginally better than among those nearing retirement.
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There are problems with Labour’s tuition fees policy – but not that it’s regressive
The policy amounts to a transfer from the very affluent to the merely affluent.
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The SNP’s blinkered approach to Scotland’s education crisis is unsustainable
The party must conduct a serious and honest conversation about the Curriculum for Excellence and its unintended consequences.
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Schools are in a dire situation, the election offers us a chance to vote to change that
There is not a school or college in England that has not been touched by school funding cuts.
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