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Across British politics, there is a recognition that technical and vocational education has been badly neglected. The
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The generation currently finishing their education has great potential. However, their ability to realise their potential is
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The Education Policy Institute has published a new paper analysing the government’s claim that “there are now
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The contributors examine how we can prepare children for a future different from today that we cannot and should not…
Read moreAlmost 50,000 vulnerable children are being cared for in areas where council services are failing them. This report analyses inspection…
Read moreAcross British politics, there is a recognition that technical and vocational education has been badly neglected. The Government has recently…
Read moreThe generation currently finishing their education has great potential. However, their ability to realise their potential is being threatened. Though…
Read moreThe Education Policy Institute has published a new paper analysing the government’s claim that “there are now 1.9 million more…
Read moreIn the mid-1990s there was no detectable grade inflation, with 7 per cent of students awarded a First. Over the…
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Academies have been a controversial element of the school system since their introduction, representing one of the biggest changes in…
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