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Lenehan: Pupils labelled ‘early’ when needs could be poverty-driven

It’s time to make part-time possible

Church of England shelves consultation on multi-academy trust inspections

Warning: school exclusions can be an ethical minefield

A tale of two trusts: More academy chains £1m+ in the red, but others improve

Podcast: Holyrood and Senedd elections, OfS v Sussex

Green skills gold rush leaves safety and quality fears simmering

Seeking more than a sticking plaster for hospitalised teens

Signs of weakness among units’ ‘strong’ providers

Teacher misconduct: attend a professional conduct panel hearing or meeting

US: Replacing duration of status set to cause chaos

The lifelong learning market is flourishing in higher education

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