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Research has found a 26 per cent increase in the number of children being referred to mental health services in the last five years, and that one in five is not being given support.
A recent study showed that BME people have to send in 60 per cent more CVs, even when they have same qualifications.
Under a Fair Access Scheme, private schools would select a proportion of state-funded pupils according to government criteria.
Universities have a clear motivation to “pressure sell” unconditional offers: more students means more fee income.
Faced with rising pupil numbers, increasingly complex needs and inherited social work from stricken councils, teachers feel profoundly neglected.
Despite the mystique about interviews, Cambridge colleges increasingly rely on data to get a better picture of candidates.
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The UK has the makings of an effective apprenticeships system, but some crucial reforms need to be made before it can have its desired effect.
Like many in the academic far-right, Noah Carl lives a double-life.
A headache for Philip Hammond, a boon for John McDonnell.
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Degree apprenticeships should be a key part of a diverse education system.
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Far from being a “people’s Budget”, the Chancellor failed to address the critical need amongst young people and employers for investment in colleges.
