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• 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'

  

• Bolton youngsters 'make a year's worth of maths progress in 12 weeks'

  Pupils at one Bolton primary school have been finding out that maths can be fun.
  Read more about Bolton youngsters 'make a year's worth of maths progress in 12 weeks'

  

• Somerset pupils spend night in playground

  Primary pupils at one school in Somerset stepped outside the classroom this week to   Read more about Somerset pupils spend night in playground

  

• Portsmouth teenager calls for compulsory sex education classes

  A 14-year-old from Portsmouth is calling for English schoolchildren to be provided   Read more about Portsmouth teenager calls for compulsory sex education classes

  

• Scottish pupils given flu advice

  
  Pupils in Scotland have been given advice on how to avoid spreading flu now   Read more about Scottish pupils given flu advice

  

• Secondary school history lessons 'being dumbed down'

  Education secretary Michael Gove has been warned that secondary school history   Read more about Secondary school history lessons 'being dumbed down'

  

• Employers 'want school-leavers with language skills'

  Employers are increasingly looking for school-leavers and graduates who can   Read more about Employers 'want school-leavers with language skills'