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• York Council outlines planned changes to music lessons in the city

  A number of music teaching jobs could be cut in the city of York as local councillors   Read more about York Council outlines planned changes to music lessons in the city

  

• Sheffield schools improving as top talent given toughest jobs

  Installing top talent into some of the toughest teaching jobs in Sheffield is helping   Read more about Sheffield schools improving as top talent given toughest jobs

  

• Bolton primary pupils uncover the past

  Pupils at Plodder Lane Primary School in Bolton have been uncovering their   Read more about Bolton primary pupils uncover the past

  

• Strong literacy skills 'are vital'

  The country is storing up problems for the future if children do not gain the   Read more about Strong literacy skills 'are vital'

  

• Teachers 'should not be criticised over Pisa report'

  The government should not use the Programme for International Student Assessment   Read more about Teachers 'should not be criticised over Pisa report'

  

• Ruane: Principals do not take decision to close lightly

  Northern Ireland Education Minister Catriona Ruane has offered her support to school   Read more about Ruane: Principals do not take decision to close lightly

  

• Schoolchildren urged to make New Year promises

  
  The British Humanist Association (BHA) has launched a new project encouraging   Read more about Schoolchildren urged to make New Year promises

  

• Gove: Pisa report highlights need for reforms

  Education secretary Michael Gove has responded to new figures from the Organisation   Read more about Gove: Pisa report highlights need for reforms

  

• University tuition fees will be affordable, promises Willetts

  Universities minister David Willetts has promised that higher tuition fees will still   Read more about University tuition fees will be affordable, promises Willetts