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Home education can be 'astonishingly efficient', says a new study. Jessica Shepherd meets the children who don't go to school -
Even the Tories seem to have fallen for cooperative trusts. Anna Bawden reports
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Now you've got your GCSE results, it's time to plan the next step. There are many options still open to you, writes Peter Kingston
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Aug 20 2008:
End Child Poverty campaign reveals figures that show pupils from deprived homes miss GCSE targets
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Aug 20 2008:
Letters: As a governor of Woodside, I can confirm what a shock Ed Balls's pronouncements have been.
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Aug 20 2008:
Response: Denying youngsters the chance to learn staff notation disempowers them, says Elliott Randall
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Aug 19 2008:
Headteachers and teachers in schools in England and Wales are still working "unacceptably" long hours despite a national agreement to reduce their workload
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Aug 19 2008:
Focus on one particular qualification, taken by a minority, suggests that other courses and exams are not worth taking, says Mike Baker
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Aug 18 2008:
Nearly a quarter of teachers are worried about hidden surveillance cameras in their schools, according to research
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Aug 18 2008:
Schools minister Jim Knight on plans to close schools that fail to get a third of pupils through five good GCSEs
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Aug 18 2008:
Texan farming school defends introduction of guns amid criticism from teaching unions
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Aug 18 2008:
National Challenge list is a stigma, teachers allege as closures may follow this week's GCSE results
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Aug 18 2008:
Woodside High's ability to attract children slipping out of reach following Ed Ball's remarks
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Aug 17 2008:
'Too easy' dispute resurfaces as experts predict pass rates to rise and one in five grades will be A or A*
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Aug 16 2008:
Controversial data-handling firm in the frame after ETS is fired for late delivery of tests
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Aug 16 2008:
Letters: Could we please get away from this idea that an A-level is the must-have achievement for all school leavers?
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Aug 16 2008:
Editorial: League tables and testing have fostered a culture of quantification. But this summer it seems the numbers are biting back
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Aug 16 2008:
Letters worded in appropriate language inform pupils 'you are not well prepared for your future adult lives'
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