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  1. Ofsted challenges government academic policy

    Ofsted chief Michael Wilshaw has raised concerns that the Ebacc leaves little room for vocational subjects.

  2. Tutors Help with Subject Choices

    Tutors aren't just there to help with one subject - they can give good advice about A level and University subject choices too.

  3. Poor Children in Wales fall Significantly Behind in Literacy

    Campaign groups have raised concerns that welsh children from poor backgrounds leave primary school unable to read well.

  4. Children from ethic minority backgrounds twice as likely to have private tutors

    Research has shown that students from ethnic minority backgrounds are far more likely to have private tutors than white students. What does this tell us about our education system?

  5. New university rankings have mixed results for British universities.

    League tables reduce emphasis on medical science, shaking up rankings of British universities.

  6. Plans to allow parents more choice in school start date

    Schools Minister Nick Gibb has announced plans to allow parents of summer-born children more choice in when their child starts school.

  7. Is TV really to blame for poor grades?

    A new study says TV watching can dramatically worsen students' grades, but is TV watching the cause or just a symptom of other problems?

  8. Plans to introduce 500 more free schools

    Critics warn that plans to introduce a wave of new free schools fail to address the problem of teacher recruitment.

  9. Tutors should not be life coaches

    In the absence of good student advice services, tutors are often asked to step into this role.

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