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• 'No excuses' for poor performance in Welsh schools

  Welsh education minister Leighton Andrews has outlined plans to bring about   Read more about 'No excuses' for poor performance in Welsh schools

  

• Campaigners save Yorkshire school

  A tiny Yorkshire primary school has been saved following a nine-week campaign.
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• Removal of EMA 'will put families in difficulty'

  The government's decision to end Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) payments   Read more about Removal of EMA 'will put families in difficulty'

  

• Southampton primary set for total rebuild

  A Southampton primary school is set to benefit from a £7.5 million rebuild.
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• Training drain leads to teacher shortage

  The number of people applying to become secondary schools teachers has reduced   Read more about Training drain leads to teacher shortage

  

• Education bill 'will help raise standards'

  The government's new education bill will "help teachers to raise standards   Read more about Education bill 'will help raise standards'

  

• One in four graduates 'would not recommend university'

  Almost half of university leavers do not believe higher education has prepared them   Read more about One in four graduates 'would not recommend university'

  

• Schoolchildren fundraise for RSPCA

  Children at a school in Bath swapped their school uniform for more unusual attire   Read more about Schoolchildren fundraise for RSPCA

  

• Teachers 'impacted by false allegations'

  Thousands of teachers have false allegations made against them every year.
  
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