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Schools and colleges say demand for back-up staff to cover absences outstripping supply
As cost of living crisis bites, consumers say better financial education would reduce indebtedness
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Employers opt to train their own staff as government’s further education expansion falls short
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Government encourages flexible approaches to learning while urging classes to stay open despite shortages
Headteachers fear staff and pupil absences could jeopardise plans for GCSEs and A-levels
Education secretary tells headteachers they can adopt ‘more flexible’ approaches to learning
Heads preparing for further coronavirus disruption at the start of next term doubt initiative is workable
Ex-banker wins teaching prize with novel lessons on the cost of consumer credit
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Outcry by education leaders prompts government to reconsider skills and training policy
Defunding vocational qualifications such as BTECs will hit disadvantaged young people, analysis suggests
Decision-making in a pandemic can never be perfect, but it can be timely
Elite UK establishment points to recent changes to education policy by Beijing as one factor
Research shows pupils in less-affluent UK regions have fallen behind — where is the action?
Widening gulf between state and private schools reflects 9% cut in spending per student as fees rise sharply
Ghostwriting companies that help students to cheat will be criminalised in England
Transitional aid for students will run until 2023 but teachers warn lateness of guidance could limit benefits
Parents should save early and grandparents should plan carefully
Rollout is part of Boris Johnson’s strategy to prevent another lockdown as cases are expected to rise
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