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• Devon School celebrates 70th anniversary

  A school in Devon is celebrating its 70th anniversary this week with a number of   Read more about Devon School celebrates 70th anniversary

  

• Academies Bill 'could help schools to raise standards'

  Educational professionals teaching in the UK could benefit from greater flexibility   Read more about Academies Bill 'could help schools to raise standards'

  

• Teaching job created so more can attend Uttoxeter primary school

  A teaching job has been created so more pupils can attend an over-subscribed primary   Read more about Teaching job created so more can attend Uttoxeter primary school

  

• Doncaster school sees three retire from teaching jobs

  Teaching jobs are likely to be available at a primary school in Doncaster following   Read more about Doncaster school sees three retire from teaching jobs

  

• Schools 'willing to pay for good quality staff'

  Schools are willing to pay out to get hold of high-quality professionals in teaching   Read more about Schools 'willing to pay for good quality staff'

  

• Sex education 'should be job of parents'

  It should be up to parents to teach their children about sex education, not   Read more about Sex education 'should be job of parents'

  

• Cambridge University warns against A-level reforms

  Cambridge University has warned that reforming A-levels by axing AS-levels could make   Read more about Cambridge University warns against A-level reforms

  

• GCSE science 'too easy'

  GCSE science is still too easy and fails to challenge the brightest pupils, according   Read more about GCSE science 'too easy'

  

• Free schools 'could give disadvantaged children chance of success'

  The government's free schools plans have been criticised by some, but could provide   Read more about Free schools 'could give disadvantaged children chance of success'