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11 Jan 2012: Schools to be given freedom to run cutting-edge computer classes under plans for open source curriculum
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11 Jan 2012:
Ian Livingstone: British schools should impart skills that will help pupils create the next Google, Twitter and Facebook
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11 Jan 2012: Schools to be given freedom to run cutting-edge computer classes under plans for open source curriculum
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10 Jan 2012: Melissa Benn: The coalition is supporting the elitist format of the grammar school while talking up a non-selective model. It can't have both
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10 Jan 2012:
Conservative culture minister says knowing how a computer works 'on a par with a knowledge of the arts and humanities'
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9 Jan 2012: It's time for Ed Miliband and Alan Milburn to grasp the nettle on charitable status, says Fiona Millar
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7 Jan 2012: The education secretary claims his mission is to liberate schools from political control. So why is he trying to tell a London primary what to do?
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3 Jan 2012: Letters: For years there has been a thriving culture of authors and poets visiting schools, enthusing children. Budget cuts mean many schools are, for the first time, not organising these visits
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3 Jan 2012: John Dunford: A network of chartered assessors would give validity and public credibility to the system of assessment by teachers
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28 Dec 2011: Letter: Michael Gove's actions regarding the careers service threatens the continued existence of the careers guidance profession itself
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28 Dec 2011: Network of local commissioners would identify bad headteachers and institutions that should lose academy status
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