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• Pupil brings WWI grenade to school

  A school was evacuated earlier this week after an unsuspecting youngster brought a   Read more about Pupil brings WWI grenade to school

  

• School hails class of 70 a success

  A pilot team-teaching scheme which saw 70 year three pupils being taught together has   Read more about School hails class of 70 a success

  

• Education bill 'is an audacious and unprecedented power grab'

  Michael Gove's education bill has been described as "an audacious and   Read more about Education bill 'is an audacious and unprecedented power grab'

  

• Government announces ?82.5m investment in music education

  The government has announced plans to make £82.5 million available for music   Read more about Government announces ?82.5m investment in music education

  

• Free schools 'are ludicrous'

  Free schools are divisive and will be a "blot on the landscape", it has   Read more about Free schools 'are ludicrous'

  

• More bilingual champions for Welsh colleges

  More than £700,000 of grant funding has been made available to extend the Welsh   Read more about More bilingual champions for Welsh colleges

  

• New school opened in Wales

  A new state-of-the-art primary school has been opened in Wales.
  
  Ynyshir   Read more about New school opened in Wales

  

• GCSE art 'getting side-lined'

  The introduction of the English baccalaureate qualification is likely to lead to many   Read more about GCSE art 'getting side-lined'

  

• Plymouth college to undergo ?4m revamp

  Work is underway to revamp the Kings Road campus at City College Plymouth.
  
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