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Universities should be wary of becoming over-reliant on co-operation with Chinese institutions
Peter Lampl put his financial muscle into boosting educational access for all — but the pandemic has made progress harder than ever
Covid has badly hit kids’ mental health, but schools and psychologists are finding creative ways to help
The pandemic has driven away Asian pupils, not only hitting fee revenue but also exposing deeper cultural problems
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Students have missed real-world experience that builds skills but universities are helping to close the gaps
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The city of Sobral is seen by many as a model of getting the basics right
Educational technology can improve children’s prospects — but only if we get it right
Lessons in local — rather than colonial — languages deliver results, educationalists say
The governor of Edo State describes a radical overhaul that is attracting attention abroad
Christian campaigners take to YouTube to fight teaching that proponents say is vital for health
Pupil protesters — and test data — say they and the economy are failed by an authoritarian system
University regulator criticises Oxford academics’ boycott over Cecil Rhodes statue
Schools must improve sex education and teacher training to end abuse, says Ofsted
Pupil populations, which remain unvaccinated, have been disproportionately hit
Can you explain to Nestlé what they should do with their ‘unhealthy’ products?
It is not Mandarin or translation tech that muddies the language’s prospects, but the rise of bullshit
Disadvantaged pupils and northern regions worst affected by closures during lockdown
Treasury reductions to recovery package threaten long-term productivity, earnings and social mobility
Government’s decision to reject £15bn package a foretaste of further spending battles
Disputes over funding highlight the hard choices that lie ahead
From furniture designer Ini Archibong to future fabrics, via department stores and Covid-era design
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