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Respect for religious beliefs must come with protection for free speech and a balanced education
Lawyers warn of wave of litigation for some of country’s best-known educational establishments
Move follows more than 10,000 anonymous accounts of ‘rape culture’ being posted on Everyone’s Invited website
Debate under way on whether to let virus ‘run hot’ as pressure on hospitals eases
Williamson responds to 8,000 testimonies on Everyone’s Invited site set up to document schools’ ‘rape culture’
Union survey shows change to date to calculate ‘pupil premium’ cuts cash for disadvantaged children
Failure to take account of children recently pushed on to free meals means schools will miss out on millions of pounds
Prime minister welcomes English schools reopening but rules out accelerating lifting of third lockdown
Williamson says attempts to help children catch up could be opportunity to galvanise system
Getting pupils back into the classroom is just start of push to close ‘learning gap’
Government decision to defy calls for phased restart unnerves families, and teachers, despite stress of home schooling
After a year of Covid disruption, it is time to rethink our attitude to education
When classical musicians took up residence in a London comprehensive, it sparked an exchange of skills
Projections suggest colleges might have to find places for 15% more students than usual after 2021 exams cancelled
Education secretary aims to avoid last year’s exams fiasco in England by banishing algorithms
Government aid allocation is in addition to £1.3bn already earmarked
Testing pupils for coronavirus could push back restarting all classes to 3rd week of March
‘There have been moments when 1.5bn children were missing school. This is apocalyptic’
As Johnson prepares to announce return educators seek to manage move through rotas to cut overcrowding
Scientists have warned that simultaneous move could push R number back above 1
Sir Kevan Collins warns process will require more funding and ‘creative’ changes to curriculum
Months of missed classroom lessons will have long-term consequences
Think-tank says children’s future income could be hit by reduced in-person teaching
Government to provide additional resources to help students catch up
Pressure grows on PM from his own party amid doubts over original return date after February half-term
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