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  1. Rise in Private Tuition among Pupils from Ethnic Minority Backgrounds

    Research gathered by the Nuffield Foundation shows a rise in private tuition among pupils from ethnic minority backgrounds.

  2. Numbers of Poor Students Accepted to Top Universities Falls

    Figures show the number of students from poor socio-economic backgrounds accepted to top universities has fallen over a ten year period

  3. Nearly One in Two London Children have had Private Tuition

    Sutton Trust research shows private tuition ubiquitous in capital, and warns of increasing educational inequality

  4. Government Denies Teacher Shortage

    A report by the National Audit Office has shown that over half of head teachers in poor areas struggle to recruit and keep teachers, despite claims from the government that there is no crisis in teaching recruitment.

  5. Cambridge University Introduces new admissions test

    Cambridge university has expressed concerns about the government's education reforms, and has said that it has become necessary for them to introduce their own admissions test.

  6. Student Concerns Over FE College Closures

    Concerns have been raised that plans to close or merge a number of further education colleges will reduce access for the poorest students.

  7. Final Student Grant Scrapped

  8. Study shows attainment gap widening.

    A study byThe Social Market Foundation has indicated that geographical location is now the single greatest determining factor in children's exam results.

  9. Primary School Pupils to Take National Times Tables Test

    The government has announced plans for all primary school pupils to take a national times tables test, which will be used to assess pupils and teachers.

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