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Two held over schoolboy stab murder 15:05, Jul 5 2011
Two schoolboys have been arrested over the murder of a teenager on a busy high street. more
Clampdown on under-age revellers 20:05, Jul 2 2011
Police in the popular Cornish resort of Newquay have begun a clampdown on under-age drinkers using fake identity cards to buy alcohol. more
Official inquiry into exam blunders 00:05, Jul 1 2011
England's exam regulator Ofqual has launched an official inquiry into blunders in this summer's GCSE and A-level papers that affected up to 100,000 students. more
Gove 'angry' over exam paper errors 20:05, Jun 21 2011
Education Secretary Michael Gove has expressed his anger at errors in this year's GCSE and A-level exams as details of three more blunders were revealed. more
Apology over re-used exam questions 15:05, Jun 21 2011
One of England's biggest awarding bodies has been forced to apologise after GCSE students were set a paper containing questions from an old exam. more
Gove vows to beef up exam standards 07:05, Jun 18 2011
Exams have become easier and the testing system is now "discredited", the Education Secretary has said. more
'Worst' schools to become academies 08:05, Jun 16 2011
The worst 200 primary schools in England are to be forced to turn into academies, the Education Secretary is due to say. more
Gove 'to raise GCSE passes target' 05:05, Jun 15 2011
Secondary schools in England are to be set a new target of securing five good GCSE passes for at least half of their pupils. more
Honour for crime activist Kinsella 07:05, Jun 11 2011
Former EastEnders actress Brooke Kinsella is being given an MBE for her tireless campaigning against knife crime after her teenage brother was stabbed to death. more
Two more exam mistakes revealed 14:05, Jun 9 2011
Details of two more exam blunders have been disclosed amid mounting concerns about mistakes in this summer's A-level and GCSE papers. more
Exam boards warned over blunders 03:05, Jun 9 2011
The head of England's exam regulator has condemned blunders in this year's A-levels and GCSEs as "disappointing and unacceptable" as she warned awarding bodies there must be no more errors. more

Eye on Education: Moor End Technology College's Mr Men success

THEY are the well-known bedtime stories of millions of children.Read

Watchdog to review exam standards 22:05, May 12 2011
The new head of England's qualifications watchdog has said that exams need to be reviewed amid a public perception that standards "aren't what they used to be". more
Schools face new performance tests 03:05, May 12 2011
Schools are set to be judged on the performance of their brightest and most struggling pupils under measures expected to be outlined by ministers. more
Teenager killed after window fall 16:05, Apr 22 2011
A 14-year-old boy has fallen to his death from the sixth floor of a tower block after opening his bedroom window to look out. more
MPs: Ofsted should be split in two 00:05, Apr 17 2011
Schools watchdog Ofsted has become unwieldy and must be split in two, MPs have warned. more

Eye on education: Fears over playground cuts

PARENTS fear playground facilities will deteriorate as Government cuts hit at grassroots level.Read

History 'marginalised' in schools 02:05, Mar 13 2011
England is the only nation in Europe where schoolchildren can stop studying history at the age of 13, inspectors have warned. more
Educational failings 'scandalous' 14:05, Mar 3 2011
A key Government adviser has said it is "scandalous" that half of 16-year-olds are leaving school without good GCSEs in English and maths. more
Vocational courses 'lead nowhere' 10:05, Mar 3 2011
Hundreds of thousands of young people are being failed by the vocational education system with many undertaking courses that "don't lead anywhere", an independent report will say. more