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• Heads warn of exam 'congestion'
  Pupils about to take GCSE and AS-level exams are put under extra stress by timetabling problems, teachers warn.
• Return of education's 'Cold War'
  Mike Baker considers the pressures facing the independent sector over the public benefit test.
• Catch-up reading scheme 'success'
  A government-backed reading scheme shows lasting results for struggling readers, research suggests.
• Reading skills' 'virtuous circle'
  Ofsted inspectors say that schools and children are making progress with the teaching of phonics.
• Strike threat over academy plan
  Teachers at a school in Derby are threatening strike action over plans to turn it into an academy.
• Rugby to let in more poor pupils
  Rugby School becomes the latest independent school to open its doors to more less well-off pupils.
• Move to bolster school governors
  The scale of governor shortage is revealed as ministers try to strengthen the management of schools.
• Maths teacher gap 'to worsen'
  The shortage of qualified maths teachers in England seems set to worsen, a survey suggests.
• Row over 'paid for' schooling
  An inquiry sees a heated exchange between a senior MP and the head of the Independent Schools Council.
• Adults with autism to be audited
  For the first time the government is to calculate the number of adults with autism in England.
• Dyslexic focus in school review
  An inquiry into what is taught in England's primary schools is to be widened to include children with dyslexia.
• Dads 'need school reassurance'
  Ed Balls says it can be intimidating for dads to enter a school environment dominated by women.
• 348,000 'persistent truant' risk
  More than one in 20 pupils in England is on the margins of becoming a persistent truant, reveal official figures.
• Children being 'dumped at school'
  The leader of the National Association of Head Teachers accuses some parents of "dumping" children on schools.
• Parents 'stop children cycling'
  Cycling campaigners say over-anxious parents are stopping their children from riding on the roads.
• 'Superhead' school police probe
  A school turned around by a "superhead" is probed over attendance figure "irregularities", police say.
• Cocaine found at university bars
  Drugs testing by students at the University of Bristol suggests cocaine is used at most of its bars.
• 'Emotions' urged in sex education
  Childline is calling for advice on emotions and relationships to a compulsory part of sex education in schools.
• Targets 'drive out head teachers'
  Ofsted inspection pressures deter good candidates from becoming head teachers, research suggests.
• Rewards urged for good parents
  Parents should be rewarded for spending quality time with their children, head teachers say.

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