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A move towards end-of-year exams and away from a modular system of testing would Read more about End of modular examinations 'would damage pupils' self esteem'
The government has given the go-ahead for a new academy in Wirral in Merseyside Read more about Wirral 'set for new academy'
Students from private schools are 55 times more likely to study at Oxford and Read more about Private school students 55 times more likely to go to Oxbridge
Children should be taught to read through a variety of methods, it has been Read more about Children 'need variety of methods to learn to read'
New figures from the Department for Education show that 53.1 per cent of Read more about Half of five-year-old boys 'failing to pick up basics'
Welsh education minister Leighton Andrews has opened a new school at Ysgol Maes y Read more about Welsh education minister opens new school
The cast of the Wizard of Oz, which is currently being staged in Aberystwyth took Read more about Welsh schoolchildren urged to read small amount each day
The government's decision to scrap Educational Maintenance Allowance (EMA) Read more about EMA payments 'are cost-effective'
The Welsh government has published new guidance for schools affected by bad Read more about New school closure guidance published in Wales