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• Staffordshire pupils go back to the past

  
  Pupils at one Staffordshire school enjoyed a history lesson with a difference   Read more about Staffordshire pupils go back to the past

  

• Sixth form colleges to receive more investment

  Sixth form colleges across England are to receive more investment as part of a new   Read more about Sixth form colleges to receive more investment

  

• Government urged not to ditch citizenship education

  The government is being urged not to drop citizenship education from the   Read more about Government urged not to ditch citizenship education

  

• Leeds students learn about sustainability

  Pupils across Leeds will be focusing on sustainability and preserving the environment   Read more about Leeds students learn about sustainability

  

• London secondary schools 'could offer primary places'

  Two London secondary schools could be made into all-age schools as part of plans to   Read more about London secondary schools 'could offer primary places'

  

• Pupils 'should be banned from putting hands up'

  Teachers should not ask pupils to put their hands up when they know the answer to a   Read more about Pupils 'should be banned from putting hands up'

  

• One in seven 'would leave if EMA is cut'

  One in seven Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) recipients would leave if their   Read more about One in seven 'would leave if EMA is cut'

  

• Mothers 'tell white lies at school gates'

  A recent study has revealed that most mothers have told white lies about their   Read more about Mothers 'tell white lies at school gates'

  

• A-levels 'could be taken at different time'

  A-level exams could be taken earlier, meaning students would not have to wait to be   Read more about A-levels 'could be taken at different time'