Schools stunned by delay in Sats results
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Give four-year-olds sex education, say charities
Two leading sexual health charities are calling for children as young as four to be given compulsory sex education
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Top Jewish school cleared of discriminating against pupil
Court rules that faith school is within rights to give preference to children born to Orthodox Jewish mothers
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Rammel criticises university for rejecting convicted teenager
Minister says universities should be open to applicants with spent convictions who have turned their lives around
Majid Ahmed: 'One day I will become a doctor'
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Graduates take home £20,000
Graduates leaving full-time degree courses are earning an average salary of £20,000, and nearly two thirds find full-time jobs within six months of graduating, figures show
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And the greenest university is ... Gloucestershire
Universities are today ranked on how green they are - and the new universities come out on top
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Funds promised to end skills shortage
The government addressed Britain's skills shortage today with a promise of £300m to train workers for jobs in construction, hospitality and manufacturing. Jessica Shepherd reports
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Results day in France puts 'bac' under spotlight
As 600,000 French pupils find out if they have passed the dreaded baccalauréat, some experts argue it has lost academic worth. Gwladys Fouché reports

How the government is supporting the 21st-century school
The schools secretary, Ed Balls, explains plans to strengthen and broaden the role of Children's Trusts

Lessons for the godless
Zoe Williams on what we can learn from the success of faith schools
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Student loans: borrowings soar by a third
Students are borrowing record amounts to pay for their studies, new government figures reveal
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Getting social at university
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From Slovakia with love
Thinking about careers after graduating, Samantha Brunt was adamant that the classroom wasn't for her. So how did she end up teaching English in Slovakia for 10 months?

Cost of British Council English tests 'too high'
The council will need to look for cheaper ways of teaching, auditors say
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League table predicts RAE frontrunners
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UK degrees are 'arbitrary and unreliable', says watchdog
Quality Assurance Agency warns that there is too much reliance on income from overseas students

SEN children need more financial support - report
Schools having to cope with increasing numbers of children with special educational needs without extra financial support

How our adult literacy initiative has changed people's lives
David Lammy, the minister for skills, on the government's success in helping adults with their English and maths skills