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Many headteachers have already made redundancies, and most are worried about the future.
After 15 years out of the education system, the children’s series returns – and the Tories are in power. Author Gillian Cross tells us what’s changed.
Did no one teach you that the end of your studies is the beginning of your education?
Courses would not be flooded with idiots any more than public libraries are besieged by illiterates.
If politicans of different stripes can work together to examine educational inequality, why not elsewhere?
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Shankar Narayanan, head of UK&I, Tata Consultancy Services, explains how getting students excited about the digital future will be integral to fixing the UK’s digital skills shortage, and supporting the wider economy
A new government campaign tells potential recruits not to believe the “horror stories”. But should they?
Jo Johnson wants Labour to look “at the facts” on higher education. Here are some for him to get on with.
Students are people too. We vote, we care about the same things as others and we make our voices heard.
The policy case for Labour scrapping them is thin. But the political case for abandoning the pledge to remove fees is thinner still.
Supporters of fees may be right on the policy – but they're way off on the politics.
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