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• Government's education plans 'may not suit everyone'

  The government's plan to focus on traditional academic subjects may work well for   Read more about Government's education plans 'may not suit everyone'

  

• Engage for Education 'proving popular'

  Scotland's Engage for Education website is attracting an increasing number of   Read more about Engage for Education 'proving popular'

  

• Headteacher apologies after 'scary history exercise'

  A Lancashire-based headteacher has said sorry after a history exercise left some of   Read more about Headteacher apologies after 'scary history exercise'

  

• School curriculum review 'not necessary'

  The government's planned national curriculum review has been branded as not   Read more about School curriculum review 'not necessary'

  

• Cumbrian head hits out over English baccalaureate qualification

  A Cumbrian headteacher has spoken out over the government's decision to include   Read more about Cumbrian head hits out over English baccalaureate qualification

  

• Special needs pupils to learn in mainstream schools

  Pupils with behavioural and emotional difficulties could learn in centres that are   Read more about Special needs pupils to learn in mainstream schools

  

• More young people involved in learning in Wales

  More young people in Wales are choosing to engage in education, employment or   Read more about More young people involved in learning in Wales

  

• Scrapping EMA 'is false economy'

  Doing away with Education Maintenance Allowance (EMA) payments for disadvantaged   Read more about Scrapping EMA 'is false economy'

  

• 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'