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  • More than 300,000 ‘ghost children’ missing from the school system

    Number of pupils not in attendance double previously thought, think tank reveals

    Poppy Wood 4 Dec 2024, 7:25am
    Girls are more likely to be missing from school system
  • The disastrous Scottish education trap serving as a warning to Starmer

    The rapid transition to more ‘skill-based’ curriculums has led to a collapse in results across the devolved nations

    Ben Wright 2 Dec 2024, 6:00am
    The education bear trap
  • Ofsted ‘putting children’s safety at risk’ to protect teachers’ mental health

    Whistleblower claims watchdog ‘bending over backwards’ to make inspections less stressful at expense of pupils’ wellbeing and education

    Camilla Turner 30 Nov 2024, 5:26pm
    People protest Ofsted inspections following the death of head teacher Ruth Perry
  • ‘My children don’t get to decide – I know what’s good for them’: Confessions of pushy parents

    People who send their offspring to scores of activities or ‘pressure-cooker’ schools may be causing long-term damage

    Charlotte Lytton 27 Nov 2024, 6:00am
    pushy parents
  • The anti-white, anti-West ideology poisoning young minds is about to face a reckoning

    Abolishing the Department of Education and rolling out school choice will hand power from woke educational bureaucrats to parents

    Douglas Carswell
    Douglas Carswell 25 Nov 2024, 3:41pm
    Palestinian protests
  • Private school pupils pushed out by Labour’s VAT raid ‘risk failing GCSEs’

    Students moving to schools with different curriculums face exam disruption, Starmer warned

    Pieter Snepvangers 23 Nov 2024, 12:34pm
    exam hall
  • Texas approves Bible-based curriculum for pre-schoolers

    Critics argue that it will present the Bible as factual truth to children

    Telegraph Reporters 22 Nov 2024, 10:09pm
    Holy Bible
  • Labour must not leave our children ignorant about Britain’s past – that way division lies

    A Left-wing sociologist is now in charge of the school curriculum. This does not bode well for our social cohesion

    Robert Tombs
    Robert Tombs 22 Nov 2024, 3:41pm
    Labour risk letting down english schoolchildren
  • Children are sitting too many exams, says exams boss

    Chief executive of AQA added 16 year-olds should not always have to resit maths for A-levels

    Max Stephens 22 Nov 2024, 7:05am
    Colin Hughes, chief executive officer of AQA
  • Meet the feminist ex-punk backed by Labour to change your child’s education

    A supporter of Starmer’s pledge to break the ‘class ceiling’, Becky Francis has made it her life’s mission to level the playing field

    Jim Norton 20 Nov 2024, 8:30pm
    Becky Francis
  • Linda McMahon: Trump’s new education secretary was pile-driven by 7ft WWE wrestler

    Long-term friend of president-elect helmed wrestling franchise with her husband Vince for 15 years

    Cameron Henderson 20 Nov 2024, 7:16pm
    Linda McMahon with the wrestler Kane
  • Labour is taking revenge on farmers – just like it did with pensioners and private schools

    Keir Starmer is brazenly trying to take money from people who don’t vote for his party and give it to people who do

    Michael Deacon
    Michael Deacon 20 Nov 2024, 5:05pm
    One of around 20,000 farmers demonstrating in Whitehall this week against the proposed inheritance tax on their community
  • Grandparents must save the bedtime story from extinction, says Gyles Brandreth

    The author and former MP hopes to get children ‘off the screen and into the old folks home’ to boost literacy

    India McTaggart 17 Nov 2024, 3:38pm
    Gyles Brandreth's Poetry Together initiative aims to unite old and young people through prose
  • Don’t blame periods for women gaining fewer firsts at Oxbridge

    You need outrageous amounts of intellectual arrogance to give first-class answers in Oxbridge finals, and women, famously, have less of it

    Zoe Strimpel
    Zoe Strimpel 17 Nov 2024, 11:00am
    University graduates
  • Police refuse to pursue ‘hate crime’ after Swastika sent to Jewish group

    Cambridgeshire police said the image posted on social media was not ‘grossly offensive’ and recorded it as a non-crime

    Steve Bird 16 Nov 2024, 5:20pm
    Alex Hearn on stage at European Jewish Association event
  • Ofsted grading system set to still include one-word ratings

    Bridget Phillipson had vowed to scrap the old method after unions said it put unmanageable pressure on teachers

    Daniel Martin 15 Nov 2024, 5:45pm
    Sir Martyn Oliver, the chief inspector of Ofsted
  • Three out of four universities will be in deficit next year, forecast shows

    Plummeting student enrolments threaten the survival of higher education institutions

    Telegraph Reporters 15 Nov 2024, 1:24am
    Graduates in traditional robes in silhouette walk in Oxford University near the Hertford Bridge to a graduation ceremony in May 2010.
  • New teams bid to drive up standards in struggling schools

    Education Secretary champions initiative to tackle problems including poor attendance levels and classroom behaviour

    Ben Riley-Smith 14 Nov 2024, 8:13pm
    The teams are expected to start in some parts of the country from January 2025
  • Women do worse than men in Oxbridge exams ‘because of premenstrual syndrome’

    It is disappointing to see gender inequality is still baked into the system, says think tank

    Telegraph Reporters 14 Nov 2024, 6:41am
    The University of Oxford has a first-class degree gender attainment gap of about 8.5 percentage points
  • Tell us your three-year-old’s preferred gender when picking school, parents told

    Critics brand admissions question ‘totally inappropriate’ after it is asked by more than 100 local authorities across UK

    Alex Barton 11 Nov 2024, 8:58am
    Primary school children play with building blocks on a table
  • Peter Mandelson: It is wrong for students to cancel right-wing figures on campus

    The former Labour MP is among the final five in the race to become the next chancellor of Oxford University

    Poppy Wood 9 Nov 2024, 12:56pm
    Peter Mandelson is the chancellor of Manchester Metropolitan University
  • Private school closes because of Labour VAT and NI tax raids

    Budget changes will see the parents of children in private schools pay £2,000 more on average

    Fran Ivens 9 Nov 2024, 11:16am
    Carrdus School in Banbury
  • Stop focusing on exam results, Education Secretary tells schools

    A*s alone do not set young people up for a happy and healthy life, Bridget Phillipson warns

    Poppy Wood 7 Nov 2024, 8:25pm
    Bridget Phillipson says we're 'doomed to fail' if schools focus on 'A*s alone'
  • Edinburgh state schools deluged with inquiries after tax raid threat

    Labour’s ‘ridiculous policy of adding VAT to fees’ puts new expense out of reach of many parents, say Scottish Tories

    Daniel Sanderson 5 Nov 2024, 6:24pm
    The principal of Erskine Stewart's Melville School said Labour's plan to levy VAT on school fees was 'ideological'
  • The Mickey Mouse degrees that could damage your career prospects

    Graduates in these fields face narrow job prospects and reduced earnings potential

    Tom Haynes 5 Nov 2024, 2:55pm
    Graduation illustration
  • How student loan repayments work (and why clearing the debt could be a bad idea)

    Students with Plan 5 loans will be paying off more debt, and for longer

    Samantha Partington 5 Nov 2024, 2:51pm
    The great student debt dilemma
  • Boys’ interest in reading plummets as only a quarter enjoy books in their spare time

    The ‘shocking and dispiriting’ figures should serve as a wake-up call over changing habits, says report

    Poppy Wood 5 Nov 2024, 6:24am
    The joy of reading appears to be in decline among boys
  • Let the market set university tuition fees

    The biggest problem facing the sector is the sheer number of universities

    Telegraph View
    Telegraph View 4 Nov 2024, 9:00pm
    University graduates
  • Should you pay your child’s tuition fees upfront? A guide to university funding

    Here's what you need to consider when deciding how to support your children at university

    Fran Ivens 4 Nov 2024, 5:01pm
    390030442
  • Education Secretary faces court over shelving free speech laws

    Legislation designed to protect academics from cancel culture paused just days before it was due to come into force in August

    Poppy Wood 3 Nov 2024, 6:37pm
    Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson leaving Downing Street
  • Schools face being marked down for taking in too many middle-class children

    Ofsted’s new system could see schools have to take their ‘fair share’ of pupils from disadvantaged backgrounds and with educational needs

    Camilla Turner 2 Nov 2024, 5:50pm
    Under the current system, there is nothing to stop the most sought-after schools from admitting as many middle-class pupils as possible
  • School that inspired Starmer’s oracy curriculum plans ‘must do better’, says Ofsted

    It ‘requires improvement’, warns watchdog over brainchild of Peter Hyman, who was once its head teacher and former Labour education guru

    Ethan Croft 2 Nov 2024, 10:00am
    Peter Hyman

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