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18 Aug 2014: Shadow education secretary will promise to end Tories' free schools and stop ever larger class sizes if Labour win election -
28 Jul 2014:
Beset by financial implosion and an investigations, the sprawling company's collapse is a fable of a volatile, opaque business
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21 Jul 2014:
Letters: How depressing to read that the education minister thinks the best reason to study maths and science is because of their earnings potential
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18 Jul 2014: Boris Johnson's interventions in London's education system raise interesting questions about the right role for the capital's mayors to play
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17 Jul 2014: Minister David Laws says money will level regional differences but headteachers say increasing costs mean it will not help
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Guardian Professional,
26 Jun 2014:
Comprehensives are developing their own old school tie, but are still slow to raise funds from former pupils
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11 Jun 2014:
Seumas Milne: By branding religious conservatism 'extremism' in Birmingham, ministers are making it clear that different rules apply to Muslims
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20 May 2014:
Headteachers are querying the cost-effectiveness of a policy they fear will use money meant for IT or even staff
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15 May 2014:
Steve Richards: The swindling super-head has demonstrated the folly of giving local leaders freedom over their budgets
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13 May 2014:
With the election just a year away, and education likely to be a key battleground, we asked some of our readers what would get their vote. Let us know your ideas
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Guardian Professional, 6 May 2014:
Researcher Amy Cook answers the five most frequently asked questions that school leaders have on how to implement the new policy
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1 May 2014:
Money will fund the second phase of the priority school building programme and is set to run from next year until 2021
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14 Apr 2014: Letters: In 2002 the Labour government turned down a thoroughly researched proposal for a national fair funding formula, largely because it would have meant being seen to favour the non-Labour parts of the country
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13 Apr 2014: Union says heads are basing salaries on willingness to dig the school garden or run activities after lessons
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8 Apr 2014:
The long-trailed plan for a national formula has once again been kicked into the long grass, says Fiona Millar
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