“It’s going to affect your life”: A 16-year-old GCSE student on the new, harder exams
“It was not what we were expecting, and you really don’t need stress at that time of your life.”
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The power of technical education
How can government, employers and further education colleges work together to deliver the skills the UK needs?
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Teachers won’t forget the botched attempt to create a “hostile environment” in our schools
The secret plans to get schools to report immigration status to the Home Office were unnecessary all along.
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The story of Senate House reveals how out-of-touch our universities have become
A week in the life of protests at the University of London, where students are occupying and outsourced workers are…
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Why students are coming out in support of their striking lecturers
The protests reflect anger at a higher education model that treats staff as service providers and students as consumers.
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In the battle for a deeply divided Britain, universities are now the front line
History suggests that when the educated masses feel their future has been stolen, revolutions happen.
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Why educating girls is the best cure for the world’s problems
Female education can reduce population pressures, boost economic growth, curb infant mortality and improve child nutrition.
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What the university staff strike reveals about our broken higher education system
The marketisation of our universities is facing its biggest opposition yet.
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