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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
Institute for Fiscal Studies and Resolution Foundation assess impact of lockdown on pupils and potential benefit cut
Government is tightening foreign influence and seeking to halve number of children educated privately
The FT supports a new charity to improve public understanding of money
Prime property for when education is a top priority, from Dubai to DC via Winchester, Sydney and South Africa
End of mass self-isolation should reduce disruption but teachers still fear surge in cases
A new ‘compassionate curriculum’ from the Wild At Heart Foundation and Manolo Blahnik helps to understand emotions through the eyes of a dog
Better teaching methods that draw on the country’s diverse population could improve international understanding
Platforms that assess pupils and guide teachers on how to improve lesson plans are becoming mainstream
Discussions focus on how and over what time grades should return to pre-pandemic distribution
Students in North West pay tribute to teachers after area was disproportionately impacted by pandemic
The A-level and GCSE grades of today’s students will cause problems for tomorrow’s. It is time to try something new
Results show gap in achievement for poorer pupils, regional disparities and enduring divide between private and state schools
Exams cancelled and replaced with teacher assessments for second year in a row
Relying on teachers’ assessments led to significant grade inflation
Teachers defend assessment process as ‘rigorous and fair’ despite concern about grade inflation
Results confirm grade inflation fears and add to pressure on university admissions
Young people were denied opportunities to develop life skills but businesses can step up
High-ranking institutions may be unable to accept applicants who narrowly miss offers
Widespread government failures include ‘unforgivable refusal’ to make contingency plans
Winners of the FT’s personal finance competition see beyond meme stocks
Global gains in education are at risk as Covid-19 shuts 1.6bn learners out of school
Government is set to push ahead with radical restructuring of 16-plus education sector
Teachers in England say long wait for 2022 exam plans will leave them unable to prepare
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