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England's new Diplomas offer a commendable way forward but people still need to be convinced of their credibility, MPs say. - Islamic school 'unfair admission'
An Islamic state secondary school must stop giving preference to pupils from an independent primary school. - Oxbridge lectures play on iTunes
Oxford and Cambridge University are to make lectures available online through downloading software iTunes. - Dragon Jones heads skills academy
Dragons' Den star Peter Jones is to become head of a skills academy to teach budding entrepreneurs tricks of the trade. - 'Three in four' grants not paid
College principals estimate that up to three-quarters of poor students have not received their maintenance allowances. - First schools facing charity test
The charities watchdog has named the first five private schools that must demonstrate their charitable purpose. - Muslim youths to advise ministers
A group of young British Muslims are being named as advisers to ministers as part of a drive against extremism. - Academy fears on Adonis reshuffle
Opposition parties claim that the removal of Lord Adonis as schools minister will undermine the future of academies. - Sex laws are 'unfair to teachers'
Teachers should not be prosecuted for having affairs with their sixth-form pupils, a union leader says. - A 'fifth of teachers back caning'
A survey of 6,000 teachers suggests one fifth support corporal punishment "in extreme cases". - End of an era
Mike Baker's take on the moving of Lord Adonis - Staying dry
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Why the Tories turned to Sweden for inspiration - Turning point
The credit crunch sees bankers training as teachers - E-mail us
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Nearly 300 primary school pupils in Staffordshire will have to re-sit a secondary school entrance exam. - Free meal plan for Scots pupils
All pupils will receive free meals in the first three years of primary school, the Scottish Government announces. - Third grammar set to test pupils
A third Catholic grammar school has said it intends to run an independent entrance exam for post-primary pupils. - Vocational students 'drop out'
Students with vocational A-levels are less likely to go to leading universities and more likely to drop out, a study says.
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