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Some heads in England say they also do gardening and cleaning in schools to cut costs -
Watchdog chief outlines new inspection regime judging schools on ‘quality of education’
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Fewer schools in England offering subject at A-level and fewer pupils taking it at GCSE -
Even with evidence of abuse or self-harm many children are turned away, report finds -
On the eve of World Teachers’ Day, the Guardian’s Washington bureau chief David Smith visited the Department of Education to deliver messages from hundreds of teachers who wrote to the Guardian during the teacher takeover
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Employers fail to address the underlying causes of problems, says Guardian writer Mark Rice-Oxley
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