Universities are considering whether to shift the timetable of the admissions system so that applications would take place after students have their A-level results.
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Schools, as we all know, are very important to children’s overall development. Very few children have been directly affected by Covid-19, but many have suffered from its social consequences.
Universities are considering whether to shift the timetable of the admissions system so that applications would take place after students have their A-level results.
Books found in the library of an Islamic private school promoted extremism, inspectors found. Ofsted rated boys' school Jamia Islamia Birmingham in Sparkbrook "inadequate" after visiting last month and finding books that "promoted support for...
Mohammed and Jasmin, who have been accused of 'using their kids' to seek financial support, have not seen their children in four years, despite UK law granting them visitation rights.
Schools and colleges in England need a "multi-billion cash injection" and a long-term approach to funding, say MPs on the Education Select Committee.
The proportion of students in England awarded first-class degrees continues to increase - rising by 80% since 2010-11, the university watchdog says.
The gender pay gap exists all the way down the age scale to girls as young as eight, according to a study of pocket money and earnings for the nation’s youngsters.
The government was "too slow to respond" to "mob" protests over LGBT teaching outside Birmingham schools, according to the woman tasked with challenging extremism.
Painful periods cost women around nine days of lost productivity each year, a study has calculated.
Childcare in England risks becoming the preserve of the wealthy, unless a £660m funding gap in a free childcare scheme is plugged, MPs are warning.
Education Secretary Damian Hinds has confirmed the government's promise of three million apprenticeship starts in England by 2020 is going to be missed.